Sheep Marking Process in Malheur County 1941

In June 1941, freshly shorn sheep are marked in Malheur County, Oregon. This image illustrates the agricultural practices of the time, focusing on the sheep shearing industry that was vital to the regions economy. Malheur County had a significant sheep population, contributing to wool production and livestock farming in the Pacific Northwest.

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