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Buckaroos in Paradise: Ranching Culture in Northern Nevada, 1945-1982
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Item Title
The Ninety-Six Ranch, Diversification, and the Future
Author/Creator
Narrator: Stewart, Leslie J.
Fleischhauer, Carl
Wilson, William A., interviewers.
Created/Published
April 09,1981
Notes
Les Stewart gives his views on the future of the 96 Ranch. Recorded in a barn on the 96 Ranch.
In this video, Les asserts that he is an old-time cowman who will leave any changes to his son. He explains that he plans to sell part of his holdings, especially the right to graze on public lands. His strong feelings remained two years after he sold his gazing rights. In 1984, Les wrote, "Use of the public lands has very little future for the person who doesn't want to be regimented and reduced to the status of tenant of the Federal Government." (Personal communication.)
Subject
Activities
Ranching
Ninety-Six Ranch
Ethnography
Interviews
Ninety-Six Ranch
Object Type
Medium
Audio
Language
English
Call Number
NV81-CF-R8
Digital ID
afc96ran 022
http://hdl.loc.gov/loc.afc/afc96ran.022