goodnight loving trail

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Business partners charles goodnight and oliver loving recognised gaps in the beef market for new populations in the west
In 1866 government mismanagement was leading to starvation in the navajo indians on reservations near fort summer
Goodnight and loving established the goodnight loving trail through hostile comanche territory to supply reservations they with 18 cowboys drove 2.000 cattle north.
Huge commercial success they sold 800 cattle for $12,000 4 times what they would have got in texas
Loving sold the remaining 1,200 to john iliff to start his ranch
Oliver loving was killed in 1867 by a comanche attack but goodnight carried on
Eventually goodnight was driving cattle hundreds of miles north to colorado and wyoming by the 1870s the wyoming cattle business was booming

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