Describe what life was like for a cowboy on a cattle drive.

Cowboys made about $30 per monthw, and they were the last to be allowed to have water. They worked about fifteen hours a day. At night, they had to watch over the cattle and horses, and they slept on bedrooms. During bad weather, they would steer the cattle into walking in a circle, to calm them. At times, they were attacked by cattle rustlers and Native Americans.

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