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here is a period of a few hours when cattlemen can move


the cattle from low places to high ground. Te trick is timing. Te cattle prefer the lower-lying areas of pastureland. If brought up on the hill when water is only inches deep, they will wade through it to get back to favorite grazing places. Tey must be driven to high ground when the wa- ter is too high for them to pass back through. It is a tricky business with great risk. At the end of the day, many cows are on the hill, but probably 100 head did not get driven out of the low places.


rivers: Brazos, San Bernard, and our Colorado, furthest from landfall. On August 28, the rain slacks up,


and we ride into the river bottom to see how things look. Te Colorado is


rushing into the dry creek bed which guides the excess water into the bottom lands. Lower pasturelands are becoming a lake.


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