Childhood Cowboy Video Star Now Professional Kansas Cowboy Moves Up To Third Best Team Roping Heeler In The World At National Finals Rodeo
“Rope ’im. Jump down and rope ’im.” That was the sideline advice. Then: “I got ’im. Heel ’im.” A second loop thrown, and: “I got ’im.” Lariats were stretched tight, as the steel steer roping dummy came off the ground, while standers-by applauded.
Time To Remember Why
’Tis the season… Christmas decorations are in place, lights are shining, music is playing, cards are being sent and received, Santa Claus is seemingly the favorite person of all, but quite fortunately nativity scenes are displayed at many churches, and pleasantly a few additional locales as well.
Hall Of Fame Cowboy Is Astute Business Entrepreneur
“I don’t have a cell phone. I don’t know anything about computers and that stuff. I’m a cowboy.” While that’s contrasting to most modern ways, Bud Sankey, 78, is a true businessman at his profession: cowboy.
Careful Consideration Urged When Making ‘One-Time Decision’ For New Farm Program Participation
Farmers, landowners and anyone actively engaged in agriculture production must soon make decisions regarding options that are available in the new Farm Bill.
Junk Pile Creates Room
“If it hasn’t been used in 43 years, then just throw it away.” That was generally our analysis when cleaning out the shop for repairs, electrical hookup and storage of stuff that will be used.
Notification For Changed Ways
“It is a fair warning.” When a bump showed up on our forehead a decade-plus ago, the secretary of one of our organizations advised us to get it checked. Contrary to our typical disposition, we followed directions, and looking back it was good advice that fortunately was followed. However, diagnosis from the examination was far from […]
Rope In Hand All-Around Rodeo Champion Always A Cowboy
“Everywhere he went; there was a rope in his hand.” That’s the way people always remember this all-around cowboy today. “I’ve always been a cowboy,” claimed Troy Kitchener.
Bits, Spurs, Saddles Collections And More At The Circle B-
“I don’t have much stuff, but someday I’m gonna.” That’s a misnomer if a cowboy ever said one. Truly, there’s about every bit, spur and saddle one could imagine, and then some. Actually, the best description of “the stuff” is a cowboy’s tack “dream come true” or a Western memorabilia-collector’s “Heaven on Earth.”
Roofing Aftermath Curable Problem
“There are nails everywhere.” That statement has been repeated seemingly dozens of times over the past several weeks. Then, there’s usually a follow-up comment: “I picked up ten nails today.” An accumulation on the back porch verifies the nail pickup, and a five-gallon bucket has a lot of nails in it, too.
Petite Blonde’s Passion For Riding Jumping Horses Keeps Rocking Chair Idle
Her rocking chair is riding a six-feet-tall Quarter Horse jumping over three-foot-high fences. “I never wanted to be a little old lady, and despite my birthdate, I’m doing my best not to be,” contended the vivacious five-foot-five blonde equestrian, close semblance appearance of six decades earlier.