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From the western research/reference library of Jerry Crandall
Texas Cowboy
The oral memoirs of Roland A. Warnock and his life on the Texas frontier
by Kirby F. Warnock
Trans Pecos Productions, 1993
Condition; good, minor shelf wear on soft cover
At the age of 12, Roland Warnock was a working cowboy on the huge Guadalupe Ranch in the Rio Grande Valley of Texas. He took part in trail drives, fought Mexican banditos and saw his father killed on the streets of Mission. From there he moved on near San Angelo, Texas, before getting a place of his own at Fort Stockton in 1919. These are his stories of the last days of the Texas frontier. Texas Cowboy is the old west the way it really was from a man who lived it.
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