Roamin The Range Mary Didn’t Ride A Donkey May 31 2922
Roamin The Range Horseback Job Finally Arrives May 30. 2022
Young Whiting Cowboy Best Region College Rodeo Bronc Rider, Top Kansas Professional
Riding saddle broncs is the most promising future profession for one young Kansas cowboy. Cable Wareham of Whiting has been a rodeo champion on several levels in recent years.
Horseback Job Finally Arrives
“Certain things just take a long time to come around.” Every Saturday, the red pickup with stock racks and a black horse would go down Main Street.
Concerns About Breeding Mares On A Foal-Heat
Nearly as important as a mare having a foal is getting her bred back to have next year’s baby. Breeding on foal heat is an old management strategy aimed at doing just that. It is the first heat cycle a mare goes through after foaling and a manager’s first opportunity to breed her.
Average Will Pay Off
“A slow time is always better than a no time.” While fastest runs and highest scores are required to be a champion, there is something to say for consistency. Riding in horse shows, what have sometimes previously been called “shodeos” and horse playdays, it’s easy to make mistakes. Seasoned everyday working cowboys, even bigtime rodeo […]
Authentic Western Entertainment For The Entire Family Set At Flint Hills Rodeo
Time turns back to yesteryear featuring the best cowboys and cowgirls in true action of the Old West. “It’s the 84th annual Flint Hills Rodeo at Strong City, June 2-3-4,” announced Buck Bailey.
Horses Big Part Of Diverse Hard Work At 14-Hands Ranch
They’re Sharp Riders on horseback with plenty of hands for getting all the ranch work completed. Lance and Jada Sharp and their five children are widely recognized for their most diverse 14-Hands Ranch.
Bulls Must Romance Cows
“Cows will never have a calf if they don’t have intimate lovemaking with a bull.” For a cowherd to make profits for a ranch, cows must have calves.
Appreciation Recognition Given By Morris County 4-H Foundation
Recognition for support of the 4-H program in Morris County was highlight of the recent Morris County 4-H Foundation Banquet at Council Grove. “Growth in the Morris County 4-H Foundation assistance has been through annual giving with incentive recognitions,” said Larry Johnson, foundation president.