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Cowboy Hill

Kay County
Location: on US-77 south of Salt Fork of the Arkansas River
Topics: Industry/Business; Ranching; Recreational/Service

Zack Miller of the famous 101 Ranch gave this property to the Cherokee Strip Cowpunchers Association in 1930 to use as a location for annual reunions of "those who had ridden the range" in the Cherokee Strip. The site was later given to the Oklahoma Historical Society to maintain the graves of Miller and trick-shop performer Jack Webb.


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