Can you match these Western characters to their correct jobs?
Do you know who was a cook, a scout and a lawyer?
While most characters on classic Westerns are broadly described as cowboys, their actual occupations vary quite a bit. Some are actual cowboys on cattle drives, some are lawmen and others are cooks, doctors and even lawyers.
Here are some of our favorite Western characters. Can you match each one to the right job?
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Wagon Train's Major Seth Adams was a…
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Also on Wagon Train, Flint McCullough was a…
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Wishbone on Rawhide was a…
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Clint Eastwood's Rowdy Yates held what important position on Rawhide’s cattle driving crew?
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In Rawhide, Gil Favor was the…
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In The Big Valley, eldest son Jarrod was a…
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Jarrod's counterpart on Bonanza, Adam Cartwright, went to college to be what?
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Gunsmoke's Matt Dillon was a…
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Josh Randall on Wanted Dead or Alive was a…
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Lucas McCain on The Rifleman was a…
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The Wild Wild West's James West was a…
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The title character from The Virginian had what position on the Shiloh Ranch?
Can you match these Western characters to their correct jobs?
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I watched this shows when I was a kid and I still watch them still to this day 12 for 12 at 69 years of age
11/12 Truth about cowboys most were black or Mexican. None wore six guns when riding, most outfits had a hunter that carried a rifle. Cowboy was a low paying, dirty, dangerous job. No one wore six guns to the saloon as most towns required visitors to check guns in at the Police office while in town. That includes Dodge City and Tombstone. The old westerns are fun to watch but not historically accurate