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Outside a bar in Norco, California, two horses wait to escort their riders safely home. The community east of Los Angeles is one of the most horse-friendly towns in the United States, with hitching rails in front of most business, horseback lanes along the streets, and trails that criss-cross in and out of the city limits.

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Designated Drivers

By Western Horseman

November 12, 2015

I shot this image at the 2014 World Championship Ranch Rodeo in Amarillo, Texas, and we used it in the November 2015 issue of Western Horseman. It was a fitting photograph for the article "Proudly Hailed," which celebrates the 20th anniversary of the Working Ranch Cowboys Association. The organization has worked to promote ranch life, supported families in crisis, and provided scholarships for countless youngsters seeking higher education.

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Hats Off

By Western Horseman

November 12, 2015

Mark Lacey moves a bull out of one of Lacey Livestock's pastures near Independence, California. In 2003 the cattle operation earned the Best Remuda Award from the American Quarter Horse Association.

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No More Bull

By Western Horseman

November 4, 2015

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Meals on Wagon Wheels

By Western Horseman

November 4, 2015

Paxton Ramsey and his daughter, Haidyn, ride together at dusk on the Seven L Ranch on the Texas Gulf Coast. The Ramsey family has ranched in the area since 1904 and today raises commercial cattle and registered Quarter Horses.

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Twilight Ride

By Western Horseman

October 28, 2015

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Found in the Herd

By Western Horseman

October 28, 2015

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Time Flies

By Kelli Neubert

October 23, 2015

A few years ago I attended a colt branding in West Texas. Every July, rancher and Quarter Horse breeder Bill Smith vaccinates and marks the many foals he has raised. The event draws a large crowd, including dozens of cowboys who come to help gather the broodmares and foals. Horsemen like Earnest Wilson (left) and Jimbo Humphreys showed up at dawn, ready to help Smith with the day's work.

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Waiting for Daylight

By Western Horseman

October 22, 2015

I recently stumbled across this photo of Wyoming cowboy Will Hudson. If I hadn't shot it, I might have thought it was taken in the 1800s. But this image was shot on the ID Ranch in 2011—that's the 21st century, not the 19th—with a digital camera. With his wooly chaps and tall crown and short-brimmed hat, Hudson, in his early 20s, has a vintage look. The article on the ID Ranch appeared in the May 2012 issue of Western Horseman.

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Style of the Century

By Western Horseman

October 22, 2015

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