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Ever
since
stockmen
began
driving
southern
cattle
into
states
further
north
it
has
been
noted
that
the
roads
over
which
they
were
driven
became
a
source
of
great
danger
to
northern
cattle.
Often
80%
to
90%
of
the
native
cattle
died
after
a
herd
of
southern
cattle
passed
through
their
region
and
the
losses
became
so
great
that
both
state
and
national
laws
were
passed
prohibiting
the
driving
or
shipping
of
southern
cattle
into
northern
states.
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