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Cowboy Culture
Chronicle of a Cowgirl Camp Cook Participating in Kent Rollins’s chuckwagon cooking school, I learned a little about cowboy etiquette, a lot about Dutch-oven cooking, and some unexpected lessons about life.
5 Common Mistakes Beginning Dutch Oven Cooks Make Here are five common mistakes that Kent Rollins says beginning Dutch oven cooks make.
Silver & Saddles Traditional craftsmanship, family dedication and the legacy of G.S. Garcia gear have enabled this historic Nevada saddle shop to survive economic booms and busts for 80 years.
Mad Hatter When it comes to a cowboy's topper, the moniker “Mad Hatter” refers to more than an eccentric character in Alice in Wonderland. The origin of the term comes from the phrase “as mad as a hatter,” referring to the neurological disorders some old-time hat makers suffered from breathing vapors from the mercury used to cure pelts. Today, most hats are made in factories where machines do much of the manufacturing, but there are still custom hatters who preserve and perpetuate their traditional cowboy craft.
Last American Cowboy Brings the Majesty and Challenge of the West to Animal PlanetHidden amid the mammoth Montana landscape are three family-owned and operated cattle ranches and the setting of Animal Planet’s newest original series, Last American Cowboy. This epic adventure follows three families of tough, tenacious and headstrong cowboys through freak storms, deadly outbreaks of disease, hungry predators and forest fires that threaten their livelihood. Each ranch will need to rely on family bonds and personal strength to keep this tradition of the American West alive.
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