The resolution recognizes the significant cultural and economic contributions of vaqueros in Jim Hogg County, Texas, highlighting their historical role in the development of ranching practices in the region since the arrival of early settlers. Vaqueros, known for their exceptional horsemanship and stock-handling skills, were instrumental in the expansion of Spanish ranching into South Texas, shaping ranching traditions that influenced practices across Texas and the American West. The resolution details the historical significance of various ranches in the area and emphasizes the lasting impact of vaqueros on the local landscape and economy.

In light of this rich heritage, the resolution designates Jim Hogg County as the official Vaquero Capital of Texas, acknowledging the county's deep-rooted connections to ranching and the vaquero tradition. This designation will remain in effect for ten years, underscoring the importance of preserving and honoring the legacy of vaqueros in the Lone Star State.