April 19, 2018
Tiffany Schwenke
Corb Lund has an original sound and the genuine personality to back it up. What makes Corb Lund’s songs so great is that they evoke emotions of all kinds. The wide variety of song styles, subject matters, along with Corb’s intellectual ability to put it all together, make it so a person can listen to […]
April 17, 2018
Savanna Simmons
I’ve been friends with Jessica for a few years now. I was immediately drawn to her incredible artwork, and I’ve even used it on a few of my kids’ T-shirts, with Jessica’s permission, so naturally, I’m pretty excited about this next step for Jessica. She adds to the market a lot of buckaroo feel that […]
April 15, 2018
Tiffany Schwenke
The area of Johnson County, Wyoming is known for being a place of genuine ranch and cowboy families. Being born into one of these families, Cheyenne Greub is carrying on her Wyoming Cowgirl roots and family traditions. Cheyenne and her husband Jesse Greub are raising their daughter to be a Wyoming Cowgirl too! Cheyenne Greub […]
April 13, 2018
Savanna Simmons
My husband Boe built a tack room into an existing quonset on the ranch here, and he implemented a really neat revolving saddle wall that makes saddling multiple colts and horses so easy. It eliminates scraping saddles through tight doors, getting in each other’s way, and slinging saddles up on fences. It really helps keep […]
April 11, 2018
Tiffany Schwenke
There is a certain quality embedded in all of Buckaroo Country Photography. The traditions and heritage throughout the Great Basin buckaroo culture has been being documented by the talented Buckaroo Country Photographer, Mary Williams Hyde. If you have read other articles of mine, then you have probably seen the talents of Buckaroo Country Photographer, Mary […]
April 9, 2018
Savanna Simmons
I read a post on Facebook about a horse leaning in their shoulders on their circles, to the point where the horse would about cut the circle in half in its attempt to evade a nice round shape. Many folks said a few good things: be sure your horse travels in a nice straight line […]
April 7, 2018
Jan Swan Wood
As I was driving out to cake cows this morning, I had the radio on. It’s the only time I listen to the radio it seems, and for good reason. It aggravates me. My feed pickup’s radio face doesn’t light up so it’s anybody’s guess as to which station you’re on or whether it’s AM […]
April 6, 2018
Tiffany Schwenke
Deep down in South West Texas is a lady, cowgirl, artist, mother, wife, photographer, and all around awesome person that I am excited to introduce you to! I find Rachel Mellard Art refreshing and enjoyable. I find the lady behind the art, Rachel Mellard herself, to be pure at heart and like a breath of […]
April 4, 2018
Jenn Zeller
Winter was cold and gorgeous this year, as always. I’m glad for Spring and can’t wait for the calves and colts to start hitting the ground! What’s your favorite part of Spring?
April 3, 2018
Mykal Kirkpatrick
The draw to the University of Montana Western is undeniable. Beyond its hometown of Dillon’s cozy western charm, the university is the only one in the nation to offer Experience One, known as the block system, which enables students to take one class at a time. Class sizes are small, which means more one on […]