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

Foot Care For the Ranch Dog

No Foot, No Dog The old adage, “No foot, no horse” still holds true today and certainly applies to the working cowdog. The old adage, “No foot, no horse” still holds true today and certainly applies to the working cowdog. Las Rocosa Rogue, a working cowdog ©Copyright 2013 Hartnagle Archive: http://lasrocosa.com/

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.

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.

The magic of a Texas country festival

Brenda Matamoros

It’s the last days of April in North Texas and on this particular weekend evening the sun is setting itself into that beautiful dusty rose as the timed-event competitors warm up their horses round and round behind the Mesquite Convention Center in Mesquite, Texas. Real. Texas. Festival 2013 Mesquite, Texas

"Western Swing"

South Texas Cowboy

Story by Roger Edison, the South Texas Cowboy: The Ambassador of Western Swing is at it again, and this time with a goal bigger than Texas! Musician Billy Mata is looking for dancers and sponsors to make a bid for the Guinness World Record for the most couples dancing to the official music of Texas, Western Swing. Jordon Riley Sarver learns Western Swing Dance steps from Joel Aaron Gammage

A Signature Of Oneself: The Cowboy Boot

Marquiss Quarte...

The winter in a place like Wyoming can be long and grueling. The constant moisture and mud is hard on the livestock and the cowboys and cowgirls who care for them. But it is the gear that these cowhands use that takes the worst beating. Day after day, blizzard after blizzard, oily, slick mud covering everything, sure wears on leather. Especially the leather of a pair of boots. This pair of Olathe boots is owned by the author of this blog. Jennifer Marquiss of Gillette, WY.

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Foot Care For the Ranch Dog

Rediscovering Horses

Tips For Shopping For Cowboy Boots

The magic of a Texas country festival

"Western Swing"

A Signature Of Oneself: The Cowboy Boot

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