The South America Land and Cattle Company was established in Delaware in 1916, by George “Tex” Rickard.
In 1916, the world was at war and the Allied soldiers in the trenches needed food. Tex, seeing this opportunity, took 55,000 livestock from Texas to north Argentina and Paraguay to ranch in a region called the “Gran Chaco”. No one in the world had ever moved that much livestock that far.
Gauchos, Natives, Cowboys and Outlaws became legendary working on five million acres.
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