No state can match OK’s heritage & history, & the Chisolm Trail is one reason why. Between 1867 & 1871, about 1,500,000 head of cattle passed through OK on this trail. Now, thanks to US House Bill 2512, the Chisholm Trail is on its way to designation as a national historic trail. https://t.co/BH7BUJx4SU

No state can match OK’s heritage & history, & the Chisolm Trail is one reason why. Between 1867 & 1871, about 1,500,000 head of cattle passed through OK on this trail. Now, thanks to US House Bill 2512, the Chisholm Trail is on its way to designation as a national historic trail. https://t.co/BH7BUJx4SU

No state can match OK’s heritage & history, & the Chisolm Trail is one reason why. Between 1867 & 1871, about 1,500,000 head of cattle passed through OK on this trail. Now, thanks to US House Bill 2512, the Chisholm Trail is on its way to designation as a national historic trail. https://t.co/BH7BUJx4SU

— Lt. Governor Matt Pinnell (@LtGovPinnell) Jan 24, 2022

January 24, 2022 at 10:02AM