Mounted albumen photograph depicting a cattle roundup in an open western landscape. A mounted rider occupies the foreground, with a herd of cattle spread across a grassy plain beneath a low, rocky butte or mesa. Additional riders and animals appear dispersed in the midground, emphasizing scale and distance. The image is horizontally oriented and appears to date to the late 19th century based on subject matter, photographic style, and mount format. No photographer’s imprint or printed title is visible on the recto.

The composition reflects vernacular western documentary photography, focused on working cattle operations rather than studio or promotional imagery. The elevated landform anchors the scene and suggests a Plains or High Plains setting, though no specific location is identified within the image. The photograph appears intended as a general record of ranching activity rather than a named event or site.

Albumen print measuring approximately 4.25 x 7.25 inches, mounted on a plain 8 x 10 inch card. The verso is unprinted, with a small handwritten pencil note reading “Huffman?” indicating a tentative or uncertain attribution rather than a confirmed identification.