The Million-Dollar Voice Alberta auctioneer and living legend Jack Daines captured spurring his winning bronc ride in the 1954 Novice Saddle Bronc at the Calgary Stampede Photo courtesy of The Daines Family "This is Jack Daines," he rasped into the telephone, meaty elbows planted firmly on his desk, linebacker shoulders hunched. His one...
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COWBOY POETRY – IF GOD HAD CHOSEN COWBOYS
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Creating Herd Control
By Dylan Biggs One of the main jobs will be sorting stock for weaning, shipping, or processing or a combination of all three. As discussed in the previous article, setting the stage for success in the corrals is achieved by ensuring the cattle are gathered and corralled in a calm,...
Winter Feeding in Manitoba
By Terri Mason This year is going to be extraordinary because there’s a drought absolutely everywhere. Personally, I think this year isn’t going to be the problem — it’s going to be next year. This year, we’ll manage. Next year, we’re going to have to reduce the herd to match...
Tracking With Mantracker
Tales from the Trails by Terry Grant I get asked a lot how I got into tracking and how I got the part of Mantracker. I didn’t find this out until Season Five, and it went something like this. The producer had an idea for a show about two people...
Homes of the West
The Man Cave Elevated
Photos by Stephanie Jager For years, Neil and Elma Hazel admired their neighbour’s weatherworn 1930s-era barn. Finally, Neil stopped in...
Recipes From the Range
Smokin’ Summer!
By Rob Tanner, Publisher Canadian Cowboy Country Magazine As I sit down to write this, the snow is receding, the...
Trail Blazers
Canadian Confederation – Part 4
Settlement "Some of us will not be content in heaven if we hear of a place further West.” —Prime Minister...