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Television’s Top 25 Country Music Moments

by David Hofstede

Country music has been a part of television since the beginning of the medium in the late 1940s. Shows like The Old Barn Dance and Louisiana Hayride featured live performances from Patsy Montana and Elvis Presley, and a 1954 appearance on I Love Lucy transformed Tennessee Ernie Ford from a local radio and TV personality to a national star.

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Buffalo prime rib

This flavorful roast has been a Fort favorite since 1963.

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History of the Cattle Dog

by Gavin Ehringer

A good cow dog can do the work of several cowboys. And cheaper, too. For the price of kibble, several popular breeds have become indispensable to ranchers and farmers across North America.

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CSU Hosts Legends of Ranching Sale, Capping Year of Learning for Equine Students, Young Horses

Lauren Feldman

From Colorado State University Equine Science: The Legends of Ranching Performance Horse Sale promises to be a springtime highlight at Colorado State University in late April, when 81 American Quarter Horses – both promising young horses and proven older horses – will be offered for sale.

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Kevin Red Star's "Horse Shield" official logo of 28th Montana Cowboy Poetry

Lauren Feldman

From the Montana Cowboy Poetry Gathering & Western Music Rendezvous: “Horse Shield” by world famous Montana artist, Kevin Red Star, has been selected by Montana Cowboy Poetry Gathering & Western Music Rendezvous as the official logo for this August’s 28th Gathering, produced in Lewistown, August 15-18.

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Why we love them...

Lauren Feldman

There's a saying that goes "If you're lucky enough to have horses, you're lucky enough." I completely agree. Every day I ride or even just hang out with my horses, I consider myself blessed. A few weeks ago, I asked our Facebook readers what they loved most about these amazing animals, and here were some of my favorite responses: "Everything!"

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Las Rocosa Rogue, a working cowdog ©Copyright 2013 Hartnagle Archive: http://las

Foot Care For the Ranch Dog

JeanneJoy

No Foot, No Dog The old adage, “No foot, no horse” still holds true today and certainly applies to the working cowdog. The bottom of the paw is where the “rubber meets the road.” Foot pads are important for traction, shock absorption and protection from rough hard ground, thorns, and ice. They are normally thick and resilient, but sandy and abrasive surfaces can wear them thin. The old adage, “No foot, no horse” still holds true today and certainly applies to the stockdog. Las Rocosa Rogue, a working cowdog ©Copyright 2013 Hartnagle Archive: http://lasrocosa.com/

Lease Horse Chevy

Rediscovering Horses

horsecrazyinaz

“There is something about the outside of a horse that is good for the inside of a man.” – Winston Churchill Kristie with her lease-horse, Chevy.

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Tips For Shopping For Cowboy Boots

CowboyNick

Cowboy boots can be found in many colors as well as styles. When shopping for a pair of your own cowboy boots there certain things you should be looking for. Depending on what you will using a pair of cowboy boots for you should know what you are looking for.

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