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A1975-032.0024 Collection: Genoveva Leach Photograph Collection Location: Negative File	Two men, one sitting in wagon, the other standing by it with a house in back ground surrounded by sheep in Premont area
A1982-023.Photo.0186 Collection: Conner Family Collection Location: STA Photo File / A1982-023	Picture of sheep's farm
A1982-023.Photo.0212 Collection: Conner Family Collection Location: STA Photo File / A1982-023	Picture of a sheep farm
A1988-019.0120 Collection: Graves Peeler Collection Location: STA Photo File A1988-019	Yukon, Canada landscape with bighorn sheep in distance
A1988-019.0121 Collection: Graves Peeler Collection Location: STA Photo File A1988-019	Yukon, Canada landscape with bighorn sheep in distance
A1988-019.0144 Collection: Graves Peeler Collection Location: STA Photo File A1988-019	Bighorn sheep mounts in a museum setting
A1988-019.0159 Collection: Graves Peeler Collection Location: STA Photo File A1988-019	Graves Peeler with bighorn sheep
A1988-019.0166 Collection: Graves Peeler Collection Location: STA Photo File A1988-019	Hunting trip two longhorn sheep with unidentified man
A1988-019.0167 Collection: Graves Peeler Collection Location: STA Photo File A1988-019	Graves Peeler with two longhorn sheep.
A1988-019.0168 Collection: Graves Peeler Collection Location: STA Photo File A1988-019	Hunting trip two longhorn sheep
A1988-019.0256 Collection: Graves Peeler Collection Location: STA Photo File A1988-019	Yukon trip Graves Peeler with mountain sheep horns and head
A1988-019.0257 Collection: Graves Peeler Collection Location: STA Photo File A1988-019	Graves Peeler with bighorn sheep
A1988-019.0258 Collection: Graves Peeler Collection Location: STA Photo File A1988-019	Graves Peeler with bighorn sheep
A1988-019.0259 Collection: Graves Peeler Collection Location: STA Photo File A1988-019	Yukon trip unidentified man holding mountain sheep head
A1988-019.0274 Collection: Graves Peeler Collection Location: STA Photo File A1988-019	Yukon Two unidentified man with mountain sheep
A1988-019.0275 Collection: Graves Peeler Collection Location: STA Photo File A1988-019	Yukon Two unidentified man with mountain sheep
A1988-019.0276 Collection: Graves Peeler Collection Location: STA Photo File A1988-019	Two unidentified men with mountain sheep.
A1988-019.0277 Collection: Graves Peeler Collection Location: STA Photo File A1988-019	Graves Peeler and guide with bighorn sheep carcass, Yukon, Canada.
A1988-019.0283 Collection: Graves Peeler Collection Location: STA Photo File A1988-019	Wyoming dead sheep
A1988-019.0306 Collection: Graves Peeler Collection Location: STA Photo File A1988-019	Dall sheep
A1988-019.0395 Collection: Graves Peeler Collection Location: STA Photo File A1988-019	Dead mountain sheep
A1988-019.0399 Collection: Graves Peeler Collection Location: STA Photo File A1988-019	Dead mountain sheep
A1988-019.0479 Collection: Graves Peeler Collection Location: STA Photo File A1988-019	Dall sheep
A1988-019.0495 Collection: Graves Peeler Collection Location: STA Photo File A1988-019	Dall sheep carcass
A1988-019.0588 Collection: Graves Peeler Collection Location: STA Photo File A1988-019	Unidentified man with dead sheep in snow
A1988-019.0810 Collection: Graves Peeler Collection Location: STA Photo File A1988-019	Graves Peeler standing with Dall sheep head
A1988-019.0811 Collection: Graves Peeler Collection Location: STA Photo File A1988-019	Graves Peeler standing with Dall sheep head
A1988-019.0821 Collection: Graves Peeler Collection Location: STA Photo File A1988-019	Unidentified Indian guide in mountain pass with pack horses; bighorn sheep carcass in foreground
A1988-019.0825 Collection: Graves Peeler Collection Location: STA Photo File A1988-019	Unidentified Indian guide in mountain pass with pack horses; bighorn sheep carcass in foreground
A1988-019.1060 Collection: Graves Peeler Collection Location: STA Photo File A1988-019	Herding the sheep on Navajo reservation
A1988-019.1062 Collection: Graves Peeler Collection Location: STA Photo File A1988-019	sheep and herdsman on Navajo reservation
A1993-005.0306 Collection: South Texas Oral History & Folklore Collection Location: Media File	Mr. Lehman, a noted author, talks about wildlife and range management in South Texas; sheep in South Texas.
A1993-005.0352 Collection: South Texas Oral History & Folklore Collection Location: Media File	The chief administrator of La Hacienda Nursing Ho me and a Rancher, James Baker talks of his early life at the ranch, a trip from Ireland, settlements at San Patricio, about raising wild hogs, the bandits in the area, the construction of the ranch house, about breaking horses and mules, and sheep. He also talks about high school and college graduation and the prices in 1927.
A1995-015.Box10.0043A Collection: George O. Coalson's Annotated Bibliography of South Texas Historical Resources Location: 10 / I-20-2	Hinojosa, G. M. (1983). A borderlands town in transition : Laredo, 1755-1870. College Station : Texas A&M University Press, c1983. Notes: Page 43, a downward trend noticeable in 1833 and was clearly evident by 1835. Reduced growth in sheep and goats and a small reduction in the number of horses between 1831 and 1833 turned into sizable declines between 1833 to 1835.
A1995-015.Box100.0043Q Collection: George O. Coalson's Annotated Bibliography of South Texas Historical Resources Location: 100 / I-18-3	Milton B. Newton, Jr., Certain Aspects of the Political History of Starr County, Texas (M.A. thesis, Texas College of Arts and Industries, 1964). Notes: Page 12, Since the advent of European settlement in 1749, Starr County has been given over to agriculture. Most of its territory is now, as then, used as range, though in Spanish, Mexican, and Texan times more sheep, goats, horses, and mules were raised than today when the emphasis is on cattle.
A1995-015.Box102.0036A Collection: George O. Coalson's Annotated Bibliography of South Texas Historical Resources Location: OVERFLOW 132 / I-17-2	Original entry was for the Handbook of Texas, Volume I. The current entry for Castillito Creek, can be found here: Notes: Page 307, Castillito Creek, an intermittent steam in northeastern Webb County, is a tributary of Prieto Creek. The stream was named for a sheepherder named Castillo.
A1995-015.Box102.0136A Collection: George O. Coalson's Annotated Bibliography of South Texas Historical Resources Location: 102 / I-18-3	Lehmann, Val W. Forgotten legions; sheep in the Rio Grande plain of Texas: El Paso, Texas Western Press 1969. Notes: Page not given, A. Delta of Rio Grande- What early explores found 1. Veritable protest of Palms, mesquite, opaque, ebony and other trees. B. From about Rio Grande City North 1. Short brush, semi desert shrubs, long have grown on rolling hills.
A1995-015.Box102.0136I Collection: George O. Coalson's Annotated Bibliography of South Texas Historical Resources Location: 102 / I-18-3	Lehmann, V. W. (1969). Forgotten legions; sheep in the Rio Grande plain of Texas. Texas Western Press. Notes: Page 132, A. View That Many Have Had 1. For a long time may have thought that the Rio Grande Plain, throughout, was a region of abundant grass and abundant cattle and again would be so if brush were gone. The mass of historical evidence suggests otherwise.
A1995-015.Box102.0138B Collection: George O. Coalson's Annotated Bibliography of South Texas Historical Resources Location: 102 / I-18-3	Lehmann, Val W. Forgotten legions; sheep in the Rio Grande plain of Texas: El Paso, Texas Western Press 1969. Notes: Page 45, A. Flat Coastal Shelf 1. Which extends inland about 40 miles has innumerable depressions. B. South of the Arroyo Colorado 1. Ancient mouth of the Rio Grande. 2. Rain pons.
A1995-015.Box102.0139A Collection: George O. Coalson's Annotated Bibliography of South Texas Historical Resources Location: 102 / I-18-3	Lehmann, Val W. Forgotten legions; sheep in the Rio Grande plain of Texas: El Paso, Texas Western Press 1969. Notes: Page 6, A. Antelopes 1. Few. 2. Even in Summer times. B. Deer 1. By far the most common native ruminant. 2. Most numerous in tall grass country near the coast.