Full of written and photographic storytelling, the book ‘Orejana Outfit’ takes readers on a ride through time and captures the timeless feel and mystique of the O RO Ranch.
Held every other year, Vaquero Heritage Days immerses the public in history, horsemanship and gear-making heritage. In the early…
New Mexico’s high desert is an unforgiving land, one of climatic extremes, sparse water and dry forage. But to the bands of wild horses lurking within the juniper, sagebrush and pines, it’s a place of freedom and peace.
The Cowboy Artists of America offer 22 pieces of artwork based on its annual spring trail ride at the…
Experienced ranch bronc riders teach rookies all the lessons they wish they’d know when they started out.
The Early Californios Skills of the Rancho celebrates Californio traditions of masterful horsemanship, roping and stock-handling techniques.
Raised in Fallon, Nevada, Tia Openshaw grew up a member of the National FFA Organization and with a barnyard of different animals, from an ostrich and llama to hogs and bottle-fed calves. Though she did not live or work on a ranch, she had a strong interest in animal husbandry and agriculture.
With horses, cattle and dogs as sidekicks, this ranch hand is living her own version of Lonesome Dove. One dog is even named Newt.