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Mogorilla:
If they really researched it, it could have been money.   My grandparents were married in 1904, took the train to California to visit family.  On the return trip, they stopped in Colorado, cashed in their ticket and bought a wagon and 2 horses and drove them back to Illinois.  Family lore says the returned with money in their pocket.   I have not seen 1883 yet, but that is a thought.

Ranch 13:
 Story line of 1883 doesn't line up with the time line of the era.

Major 2:
Haven't seen the H. Ford era, Haven't followed Yellowstone either, I don't have Paramount +
I did watch the previous incarnation 1883 bootlegged on Movie's on Utube.
I saw all the episodes except the last one, I decided not to watch, as I knew the ending spoilers.

I don't understand how Elsa turns up in the Harrison Ford's continuation, I assume in flashback or narration.  :-\
 
 

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Ranch 13:
They ran it on Paramount on Dish.
 Had to laugh at the season ending of Yellowstone last year when they were taking the herd from Montana to south east Colorado because of the drought ( real world se Co in worse drought than Montana), and they were all wound up about having to live on the range and work the wagons..... Like there aren't ranches, towns and farms all over that part of the world.... LOL

Crossdrawnj:
I thought they were moving the herd due to an out break of brucellosis in the local bison.

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