Despite visiting Palo Duro Canyon several times in recent years, photographer Ross Hecox says this special place in the Texas Panhandle always has a surprising effect on him.
Trying to load a horse into a trailer might sound simple. For others in the know, it can be…
Jason Pelham has become a good friend of the magazine, and maybe that’s why I’m always drawn to this photo of him moving cows in 2006 on the Spade Ranches division in the Texas Panhandle, where he still works.
Although cowboys have many qualities that are easy to fall in love with, bride beware before tying the knot.…
Ranchin’ is more than trottin’ out on a good horse to check cattle. Now, don’t get us wrong, you’ll…
I haven’t met any other wives whose husbands carry a hacksaw in their chap pocket and send text messages with pictures of bulls tied to trees. He always comes home with some Wild West stories, and I can’t wait to hear his latest tales.
Photographing the Wrangler National Finals Rodeo has got to be the most action-packed shoot that I do each year.
With the help of a good crew, Veale Ranch Manager Buster Frierson work and weans calves not far from downtown Fort Worth, Texas.
They say cattle stay calmer when fed with a team, rather than with a tractor. And tractors get stuck and sometimes don’t start in bitter cold conditions.
Because I am no longer a blushing bride who finds personal fulfillment in bleaching my husband’s underwear, I definitely washed his bedroll with an ulterior motive.
