This 19th century cattle trail began in Texas and ended in Kansas. It was named after a man who opened a trading post near Wichita, Kansas and was one of the most traveled cattle routes out of Texas. Question

This 19th century cattle trail began in Texas and ended in Kansas. It was named after a man who opened a trading post near Wichita, Kansas and was one of the most traveled cattle routes out of Texas.

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