In 1870, Chino Valley had a handful of ranches, plenty of open space, and occasional visits from fearsome Native Americans.
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Showing posts with label deer. Show all posts
May 17, 2026
Chino Valley in 1870
Labels:
1870,
agriculture,
Arizona,
business,
cattle,
Chino Valley,
deer,
farming,
Ft. Whipple,
guns,
History,
hunting,
Indian Wars,
Native Americans,
ranches,
ranching,
stores,
wildlife
Location:
Chino Valley, AZ, USA
November 26, 2017
Cowboy Escapades #1
In this premier edition of Cowboy Escapades (formerly titled "Crazy Cowboy Tricks,) we look at true stories of bear roping and buffalo riding!
Labels:
Arizona,
cowboys,
deer,
ecosystem,
History,
horses,
humor,
ranching,
Tom Mix,
wildlife,
Yavapai County
Location:
Yavapai County, AZ, USA
April 15, 2015
There Were Cars in the Prescott National Forest Before There Were Whitetail Deer

Anyone who has spent any length of time in the Prescott National Forest is well aware of the large population of whitetail deer that call it home. It seems they've been there forever.
But few locals and sportsmen are aware that the whitetail deer did not exist in the forest until the spring of 1915--a full half-century after the city was founded! There were automobiles in the forest before the white-tail deer ever showed up! Their arrival came in large numbers and was a complete surprise.
Labels:
Arizona,
automobiles,
camping,
deer,
ecosystem,
History,
Prescott,
Prescott National Forest,
severe weather,
wildlife
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