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American Cowboy is the voice of the new American West, an authentic journal of the issues and ideas that matter in big-sky country. It’s also a soup-to-nuts manual for those who want to enjoy a lifestyle defined by enduring values, epic landscapes, and really, really good steaks. Embodying a new breed of lifestyle service magazines, American Cowboy mixes gripping narratives with unrivaled coverage of Western travel, events, personalities, music, and cooking—and delivers it all in a voice that ce

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Aug 27, 2024 · original
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Weekends at the Rockin’ K Streaming Now
Nov 28, 2023 · original
The Rockin’ K Rodeo in Colorado is more than just a place for rodeo enthusiasts; it’s a thriving community that embraces the Western way of life and nurtures the next generation of competitors. With experienced rodeo professionals like Kory Koontz sharing their knowledge, the kids at Rockin’ K are learning not just the skills of rodeo but also the values of sportsmanship, dedication, and believing in themselves. It’s a place where friendships are forged, smiles are abundant, and dreams are pursued with passion. Rockin’ K Rodeo is a community that ensures the spirit of rodeo lives on for generations to come. Weekends at the Rockin’ K is presented by ADM Animal Nutrition . The post Weekends at the Rockin’ K Streaming Now appeared first on American Cowboy .
Unforgettable Father’s Day Gifts: The Ultimate Guide to Celebrating Your Dad
Jun 5, 2023 · original
With Father’s Day just around the corner, it’s great time to honor all the exceptional fathers in our lives. Be it for a dad who’s passionate about BBQs, adventurous in the great outdoors, or a devoted music lover, our comprehensive Father’s Day Gift Guide has something for everyone. We’ve curated an assortment of presents, from event tickets to unique gear, guaranteed to delight and bring joy to him on his special day. Disclosure: This post contains affiliate links. If you decide to purchase through one of the links, we may earn a commission at no additional cost to you. 1. Event Tickets from StubHub Buy Sports, Concert, Theatre, and Comedy Tickets on StubHub Is your dad a thrill-seeker who gets his kicks from live events, be it a heart-pounding playoff game, a nostalgic concert, or a hilarious comedy show? Imagine the look on his face when he’s watching his favorite artist or team live
Lost Treasures of the Old West
Nov 2, 2022 · original
The American West is vast, and its treasures elusive. From the first Spanish explorers to cross the plains and deserts, the quest for the West’s rich lodes of silver and gold has been unceasing. And over the centuries, thousands of —stories some more fantastical than others—have surfaced around hidden riches, buried loot, and disappearing mines. Here is a handful of folktales of some of the most popular lost fortunes to have tantalized and eluded seekers for generations. Pirate treasure What could be more traditional than stories of buried pirate treasure? And what pirate more likely a subject than the notorious Jean Lafitte? According to legend, Lafitte buried his swag—some 20 sea chests of treasure formerly belonging to the Emperor Napoleon—in several locations along the coast of Texas and Louisiana. Now and then, a few gold coins come to the surface, serving to keep alive the stories
Cowboy Chronicler
Nov 1, 2022 · original
Fay E. Ward might just be the most unjustifiably obscure member of the American cowboy pantheon. He was born in 1887 and, in his own words, “worked as a horse wrangler, cowhand, bronc breaker, and roughstring rider for cow outfits in Canada, and for outfits extending from there to the border of Mexico for a period of over forty years.” While that’s not notable in itself—many cowboys of his generation did the same—it served as the foundation for the creation of the greatest cowboy reference book ever published: The Cowboy At Work: All About His Job and How He Does It. A partial explanation for Ward’s obscurity is the lack of biographical information available. What we do know is he was born in Ackley, Iowa, to a family that traveled the rodeo circuit with a Roman riding act. Originally published in 1958, Western author John R. Erickson penned the foreword for the paperback edition of The
Trail Broke | Life on a Cattle Drive
Oct 26, 2022 · original
In the years following the Civil War, pioneers, freed slaves, and Longhorns flooded Texas. Entrepreneurial cattlemen responded to the demand for beef back East and put herds of free-ranging wild cattle together in South Texas for drives up the trail to railhead markets in Kansas. The youngsters who went up the trail fancied themselves as cowboys of fortune—and much like young soldiers, they left home fresh-faced and brave only to return after one season hardened and wise. Or in cowboy parlance, with “gravel in their gizzard.” Hitting the Trail Charles Samuel Robinson, my great, great-grandfather on my father’s side, was not prone to wanderlust. He was a modest farmer on the country’s frontier—east Texas—but hard times, drought, a sense of duty as a father and his love for his wife led him far away from home. In 1886 and 1887, Robinson forked a horse and trailed herds of cattle from Texas
Camera Cowboy
Oct 20, 2022 · original
Stick-thin, clean-shaven, and with soft features, Erwin Smith hardly cut the weather-beaten figure of the West Texas cowboys he so admired. Not that it mattered much. When Smith stood behind the camera, lens focused on the cowpunchers of the American Southwest, the results earned him a national reputation as the photographer of, as the Boston Herald put it in January 1908, “the finest pictures of range life ever taken.” Born August 22, 1886, in a freckle of a town called Honey Grove in North Texas, Erwin moved to nearby Bonham when he was eight years old. Smith grew up in a decadent home, but in the summers, he spent time on his uncle’s ranch farther west. Fascinated by cowboy culture, his jaunts to Foard County offered Smith first-hand experience with the men he once called, writing in his journal, “wandering knights of the plains.” Though captivated by the frontier life, Smith couldn’t
4 Ways to Age a Horse by His Teeth
Oct 13, 2022 · original
Illustration by MCKIBILLO If a horse’s date of birth is unknown, take a look at his teeth for clues on how old he is. Aging a horse this way isn’t 100% accurate, but it will give you an approximate age range. The younger a horse is, the more accurate the approximation will be. Here are four characteristics to look for to determine the age of a horse by its teeth. Permanent Teeth Horses have two sets of teeth: temporary teeth called “baby” or “milk” teeth, and permanent teeth. In a 1-year-old horse, all the temporary teeth have erupted. By 3 years old, most horses will have permanent center teeth, both upper and lower. Permanent teeth are larger and darker than baby teeth. By the age of 5, all the baby teeth are replaced by permanent teeth and, at this point, the horse has a “full mouth.” Related: Tooth-Care Trends by Horse&Rider Cups On the grinding surface of the permanent incisors, the
A Hard Labor of Love: A Girl and Her Bucking Bull
Oct 10, 2022 · original
Bucking bulls have been part of the Drury family long before Addi Drury was born. Her father, Chad, started sheep riding, transitioned to calves and then later to bucking bulls . Chad met his wife and Addi’s mom, Jenny, when she became part owner of a bull he owned named Deal of the Day. Sign Up to Get Alerts When New HorseWeek.tv Docs Drop As if foreshadowing the bond that would come later with her daughter and a very special bull, Jenny would come visit the bull she co-owned with Chad every weekend. Jenny jokes that she fell in love with the bull long before she fell in love with Chad. Horse Week 2022 Trailer . See more videos and get ready to watch here: “She said she would marry me so she could own all of Deal of the Day, not just half,” Chad laughed. Like her mother, young Addi Drury forged a friendship with a bull. Addi’s bull, Hard Labor, was born to a first-calf heifer. It was a
Buckhorn Saloon & Opera House | The Oldest Saloon in the Southwest
Sep 29, 2022 · original
Located seven miles north of Silver City and like most Western mining settlements, Pinos Altos came to be following the discovery of gold in its free-running waters. A post office was erected in 1860, and not many years later, as the Civil War came to an end, the Buckhorn Saloon was established to quench the thirsts of the many-hundred miners who had arrived in the years since. With its 18-inch adobe walls and traditional vigas, the building was constructed with a mind for defense, the town having suffered through the 1861 Battle of Pinos Altos when Cochise joined forces with 400 of Mangas Colorado’s Chiricahuan warriors in an effort to convince the miners the price for gold was too high. Even today, visitors to Pinos Altos can visit the graves of those who died engaged in battle with the Apache. As was the trend in the Anglo’s settlement of the West, settlers continued to arrive, includ

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