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Anna Fallini trails two Hereford cows across the Twin Springs Slough near Tonopah, Nevada. Her family has run cattle in the area since 1864, and the ranch spans 664,000 acres. The entire herd traces to the original Hereford cows that Giovanni Fallini used to establish the ranch several years after emigrating from Italy.

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Hereford Crossing

June 22, 2016

Boots O'Neal watches Monte Hollar rope a horse out of the remuda.

Spring Works on the Sixes

June 15, 2016

For more than 100 years, the rough-and-tumble nature of rodeo has been the sport's biggest draw. In addition to offering traditional events, such as bareback riding, barrel racing, team roping and steer wrestling, many rodeos also offer unique events like wild cow milking. I shot this image in the arena with my wide angle lens. It's one thing to watch an event from the safety of the stands, but it gives you an entirely different sensation in your gut when you're at ground zero and a wild cow comes running at you with that certain look in her eye. Fortunately she turned right before I shot this.

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Dance in the Dirt

June 8, 2016

CAA members ride across Hat Creek Ranch in Montana.

Cowboy Artists Ride on Historic Ranch

June 4, 2016

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COOL GATHER

June 1, 2016

Four years ago (May 26, 2012), the Working Ranch Cowboys Association hosted its first championship ranch bronc riding in Amarillo, Texas. Top cowboys from Texas to Nevada competed in the event. The wind was barreling through the outdoor arena, but the stands were packed anyway. A palomino bronc got caught up in the excitement, as well, rearing up before the chute gate was opened.

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Blondie Wants Out

May 25, 2016

True Burson tosses a hoolihan loop on a young horse at the Four Sixes Ranch in Guthrie, Texas. We ran an article about True and his brothers, Zack and Dusty, in the April 2015 issue of Western Horseman, and I went to the Sixes to get photos of True and Dusty starting colts.

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True Loop

May 19, 2016

In 2007, Managing Editor Fran Smith traveled to Meadows Ranch in Mississippi for a story on its horse program. I tagged along to get photos. The operation had several stallions and pasture-bred most of its mares. That was neat to see in an age when so many foals are produced via artificial insemination. Early one morning during our stay, I captured this image of a stallion courting a gray mare. He foal is showing submission to the stallion by champing its mouth.

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Mississippi Spring

May 12, 2016

Cody Price moves a large group of Mexican yearling steers through mountain pastures near Cimarron, New Mexico. For a couple of days I rode with Price and his crew, who were managing 4,000 yearlings, moving them from one pasture to the next during the summer months.

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Mountain Rotation

May 4, 2016

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