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Hanging Valley
We pushed our ponies ‘long the ridge What with the river running deep Current too strong to get across An’ us out scouting sheep We were way up on a
We pushed our ponies ‘long the ridge What with the river running deep Current too strong to get across An’ us out scouting sheep We were way up on a
Mile after mile, earth once anchored by native grasses was blowing away, turning the heart of Canada’s Wild West into what would be known as the Dust Bowl. It was
Second Annual Shaunavon Ranch Rodeo Over 300 spectators lined the grandstand Aug 4 to enjoy a spectacle that saw 12 ranch teams entered up. Southwest historian and rodeo announcer Donnie
Teaching the Perfect Stop Top 5 Tips After the stop, walk your horse off in a different direction. As you increase your speed, remember the lightness of your pull on
Shaving on the Range When the West Was Wild Hot water was scarce, you could give yourself a nasty cut, and in the dry prairie wind the soap could cake
One Hundred Years of Thunder Bruce Innes & Doris Daley One Hundred Years of Thunder is an amazing project commemorating the Calgary Stampede Centennial. This 20 track CD features the
Table of Contents Larry Robinson Renowned multi-championship roper, trainer and cowboy mentor PFRA Heralded worldwide as Canada’s Greatest Success Story, the PFRA has been killed?—?and no one is saying why
Large packs of wolves are feasting on the province’s cattle in alarming numbers, according to ranchers, who claim that mortality rates of cows and calves have doubled over the past