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A Cowboy's Gold
A cowboy's wages are usually on the slim side and his work load on the heavy side. But a cowboy strikes it rich in the fall roundup. more
A Thousand Pounds of Nasty
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Against All Odds
This riders horse went down in the stampede. His best hope of saving his life is to turn the steers either way with fire from his pistol. His only other hope is to lay beside the belly of his horse as close as he can and hope he isn't crushed by the sharp hooves of the frightened steers. more
Ambush at the Waterhole
A waterhole is one of the best places to capture or ambush wild animals. If you can find a good waterhole and get to where they can't smell or see ya, you've got a pretty good chance at capturing them. more
Beans and Bacon
The aroma of beans and bacon is as attractive to bears as it is to people. more
Bear Country
Horses do not like the smell or sight of bears and often become frightened enough to stampede in order to get away from them. more
Big Lonesome
The Landscape of the West is so vast that some of the cowboys call it more
Boone
Daniel Boone was everything that people say he was. A brave man, an explorer, a trapper, a family man, and he spent a lot of time exploring, hunting and trapping in the mountains in Kentucky and Tennessee and he was always moving westward. He spent a lot of his time alone in Indian country and it was a dangerous place to be, but he loved to explore the country and blazed a lot of trails for others that came after him. A lot of people were afraid to go the places he went. One of his daughters was captured by the Shauwnee Indians and he trailed them for two weeks, but finally found her and brought his daughter safely home. Two of his sons were killed by the Shawnees. It's speculated he explored as far west as Montana, but he died in Missouri in his eighties. more
Break in the Storm
After travel by horseback through a lightning storm, it is a comforting relief to see the sun break through. more
Bringing Home The Bacon
These two men have had a successful hunt and got their elk. They have their winters meat and are enjoying the beautiful mountains on their way home. A time to visit and enjoy each others company. more
Cowboy Artists of America
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