Ranch Life
No papers? No problem. Use these four markers to age a horse by the condition of his teeth.
During the winter of 1886–87, hundreds of thousands of cattle across the Great Plains died during "The Big Die-Up." Was this catastrophic event the death of the Old West?
The life of Evelyn Mantle was much like other frontier women’s—hard and lonely, yet rewarding—except hers was in the 20th century.
From Colorado to the Canadian border, the basins, meadows, and parks of the Rocky Mountains enticed enterprising cattlemen from the start.
We might not be in print, but the people and the stories behind this brand are going strong.
These cowgirl athletes rode roughstock events in the early 20th century before participation dwindled. What happened?
Rooted in necessity and shaped by the land, the Mexican cowboy tradition influenced the origin of cowboys.
Useful for long-distance catches, the houlihan is a swing that every working cowboy should know.
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