B. B. Bullwinkle And The Arizona Cattle Company In spite of his inexperience, Bullwinkle learned the cow business quickly. His commanding presence more than made up for his lack of knowledge....

B. B. Bullwinkle And The Arizona Cattle Company In spite of his inexperience, Bullwinkle learned the cow business quickly. His commanding presence more than made up for his lack of knowledge....

The arrival of Mormon colonists from Utah in 1876 heralded the first permanent Anglo-American settlements in northern Arizona.  Even though cattle ranching was one of the territory’s largest industries, it was still in its infancy in the area around Flagstaff until...
Halloween and the Call of the Wild

Halloween and the Call of the Wild

There’s an old folk story told in the mountains of Montana about a band of gray wolves that hunted relentlessly and remorselessly for human babies.  They ate the males but carried the females off and raised them along with their cubs. A cattleman named Zach and...
From Slavery to Cattle King

From Slavery to Cattle King

Born a slave near Inez, Texas, on September 15, 1860, the year before the war began that would free him, Daniel Webster “80 John” Wallace had a dream. By the time of his death 79 years later, Wallace had overcome prejudice, illiteracy and all calibers of frontier...