Twice a day, history walks the bricks. 🐮 The Fort Worth Herd is the only twice-daily cattle drive in the world, led by real drovers and Texas longhorns descended from legendary stock. Each steer has a name, a story, and horns that can span up to seven feet tip to tip - come check it out for yourself! 📍Catch the drive daily at 11:30am & 4pm on East Exchange Ave. 📷: @cali_cowgirl08 | Fort Worth Stockyards Station

🤠 Experience the Wild West, Every Day! Head to the historic Fort Worth Stockyards Station to witness the daily cattle drive! Watch as real cowboys and cowgirls guide a herd of longhorns down the street, bringing the spirit of Texas to life. 🐄 This stop was a huge highlight of our Texas trip. Enjoy the full cattle drive here! #CattleDrive #FortWorth #TexasHistory #CowboyLife #Stockyards #fortworth #fortworthtx #fortworthstockyards #justoutnabout | Just Out 'n About

FORT WORTH Cattle Drive ➰️🤠🐂 Daily at 1130 and 4 pm at Fort Worth Stockyards Station !! Visit Fort Worth #cowtowncoliseum #cowtownrodeo #cowtown #rodeo #bullrider #roping #rodeolife #RodeoReady #justoutnabout #cattledrive #cattle #longhorns #longhorncattle #cattledrive #fortworth #visitfortworth | Just Out 'n About

Vaqueros were the original cowboys, herding cattle brought by the Spanish in what is now south Texas (The word vaquero derives from the Spanish word vaca which means cow - what we know today as cowboy.) Before the Pilgrims landed on Plymouth Rock, vaqueros were rounding up longhorns - a dangerous job dealing with those sharp, long horns! Check out places you can see Texas longhorns up close at http://bit.ly/TxLonghorns Learn more about vaqueros and cowboys in Texas at https://tpwmagazine.com/ktw