Great Florida Cattle Drive

Randall Weiseman July 6, 2015 Cattle, Florida, Livestock

Photo by Carlton Ward Jr.

Five hundred head of cattle, 50 miles, and wagons are welcome for the 2016 Great Florida Cattle Drive, January 23-30. Josh McGill has more on this story.

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