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Hunting Black Bear and Mountain Lions in the Davis Mountains in the 1940s
title Hunting Black Bear and Mountain Lions in the Davis Mountains in the 1940sdescription Autobiographical paper by George E. Grubb, Sr. telling stories of bear and mountain lion hunts he participated in as a young man in the Davis Mountains. They used bloodhounds as hunting dogs to help them track bears for ranchers all around the area. Sometimes bear cubs were caught and kept as pets. Sometimes the men killed their prey but most of the time the animals got away.artist/creator Grubb, George E., Sr.subject Bears Mountain Lions Agriculture - Domestic Animals - Sheep Bloodhounds Grubb, Otis Hunting Agriculture - Ranching Social Life And Customs - Pets - Dogs Landscape And Nature - Mountainscontributor Portal to Texas History (TPTH) -
Cowboys with Lassos
title Cowboys with Lassosdescription In this photograph, two young men dressed as cowboys (hats and chaps with tassels) are twirling ropes as lassos. The one on the left is George Edwards and the one on the right is Otis Grubb. Behind them there is a building with a long brick fence around it and there are other buildings farther off to the left. In the background, there is a rocky ridge covered in desert brush and the foreground where the men are standing appears to be bare ground. A handwritten note on the back of the photograph reads, "Nothing else to do, but know how to work the ropes."artist/creator Duran, Rosalindasubject Chaps Social Life And Customs Ropes Edwards, George Agriculture - Ranching - Cowboys Grubb, Otis People - Individuals Desertcontributor Portal to Texas History (TPTH)