How did the open-range system of cattle ranching work?
owners branded cattle that roamed freely, and then cowboys rounded them up.
one owner fenced a large area of land, and his cattle roamed on the land.
one owner fenced a large area of land, and farmers paid him to plant their crops.
owners bought cattle as a group, and then each buyer got a fair share of the cattle.

Owners branded cattle that roamed freely, and then cowboys rounded them up.

Explanation:

The system of open-ranching allowed the cattle to graze over large stretches of land and allowed to balance the availability of grass for all the cattle grazing.

The owner of the cattle did not have to do much to feed them as they wandered around large areas and took care of their own by eating ample grass.

Before the winters arrived, the cowboys used to identify their cattle from the identifying marks made on their bodies and bring them back to the ranch.

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