Pack it up, round ’em up and drive north for an Old West adventure. Sherman, Texas, native S.H. Woods was 16 years old when he was “second boss—the horse rustler”—on a cattle drive in 1881. Although the drive had started along the Chisholm Trail in the Chickasaw Nation, the herd had moved onto the Western Trail, and Dodge City, Kansas, was just eight or 10 miles ahead when a nighttime storm blew in.   Violent th


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