The artistic qualities of all recent Selig pictures that this reviewer has seen have been very marked; they have a delightful individual quality. "The Herders" is another of these pictures and does its producer credit. It is not a very exciting story, nor is it romantic. It depends for its interest on pictures of actual life on the sheep range, but as has been said of W.D. Howells's novels, it is good, but nothing happens in it yet the first four scenes of it alone would make it worth while, and it is all beautiful. The acting is good. In fact, Wanna's attitude when Pedro first finds her in the saloon is a highly commendable piece of work. - The Moving Picture World, June 3, 1911
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