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I've got a few people traveling on horseback from Wyoming to Texas, essentially along the established cattle trails. The year is 1883, after the Indian wars. Would the plains Indians be a factor at all? It seems by this time most were removed to reservations. So, would the journey likely be free of contact with native peoples? What could they expect when riding through Indian Territory? This seems like kind of a lull in western history. After the Indian wars and before the range wars. Kind of a time of railroad building and ranching. Thoughts?