Name: What To Expect at Fort Worth Stockyards Cattle Drive in Texas
Uploaded: 2025-11-25T17:57:12.000Z
Duration: 10 min 29 s
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we're checking out this cattle drive that they do twice a day, every day.

And what they do is follow this tradition from, like, the 1800s.

They started it as a tourist attraction in 1999, where they bring out these longhorns out on the main street, and

the cattlemen herd them, and people just, like, watch them going by.

And it' like, a fun thing to watch because it's such a Texas thing.

Like, if you're visiting Texas, like, this is the image I have is, like, these, like, cattlemen with, like, longhorns.

So it's like, I. I feel like I finally got to do a Texas thing.

I've been to, like, many cities in Texas, but

this right here, I think, is, like, a true Texas thing to do.

Like, if you have any questions, if you see any, like, cattlemen just sitting out on the street, they'll answer any questions for you.

Or also, there's, like, an observation deck behind me where you can look at the cattle.

Like, you don't have to be here just for the walk to view the longhorns.

You can actually look at them at the observation deck, too, anytime, except for when they're out and about doing their little walk.

Other than that, like, this little place, this town is really cute, very historic.

It has, like, that true western kind of feel.

They have lots of shops, lots of restaurants.

One of their best restaurants is 97 west, and it's at the far end of Mule Alley.

It's actually part of a hotel called Drover Hotel, and that hotel is really nice, too.

So, yeah, we're just gonna go check out this area, and I'm pretty excited about it.

Do you scan a QR code or you text and you pay on your phone.

And it was $17.32 total for all day parking.

And then here with her, this is where you can see the longhorns.

Just kind of make, like, a big loop around here.

So everything's like super easy to find here.

And, oh, the viewing pen is what they call it.

They didn't have a rail that came into Texas.

The closest rail we had was in Abilene, Kansas.

So a guy by the name of Joseph McCoy sent a message.

It was only like, only lasted like five minutes.

But prior to that, you can actually go to the observation deck and check out the cattle.

And then some of the cattlemen come up front and they'll just sit there on their horses and answer some questions for you if you have any.

So I asked like some questions for this cattle woman.

And she said that they've been doing this tradition since 1999 or started like, you know, this modern day tradition.

But they've been doing the actual cattle herd since the 1800s.

In 1999, they continued that tradition and have been doing this ever since.

Prior to the cattle coming down, they'll do a little announcement of why they do it and like, what's about to happen and stuff like that.

So, you know, since it was only like 5, 10 minutes, we kind of rushed over here to 97 West.

And I read reviews that it's really good here.

So we're just gonna, like share it, like, try each other's out.

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What To Expect at Fort Worth Stockyards Cattle Drive in Texas

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