Sheep Shearer Washing Up for Dinner Malheur County 1941

A sheep shearer washes up for dinner in Malheur County, Oregon. In June 1941, shearing was a vital part of sheep farming, providing wool for clothing and textiles. The region is known for its arid climate and expansive ranch lands. Oregons agricultural practices were pivotal to the economy, supporting rural communities and livelihoods during this era.

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