We do it twenty times a day. We probably do it more than anything else in a ten-hour stretch, except maybe tell a tall tale or pry the lid off a snoose can. But still, it’s a remarkable element of ... Read More…
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We do it twenty times a day. We probably do it more than anything else in a ten-hour stretch, except maybe tell a tall tale or pry the lid off a snoose can. But still, it’s a remarkable element of ... Read More…
Challenging economic times are forcing producers across the cattle industry to pay attention to efficiency. Recent studies have shown that ...
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Using the winning edge - Colorado’s Broken Spear Ranch and San Jose Ranch Team Up to Clean Up
Aug. 4, 2:33 PM
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For rancher Gail Allen of the Broken Spear ranch rodeo team in La Junta, Colorado, and his wife Millie, competing in ranch rodeo is just one more way their family strengthens its close ties. That would apply to ranch rodeo teammates ... Read More…
We were branding calves in July, 1976 out on the OwyheeDesert. I was working for the Petan Ranch in Tuscarora, Nevada and it had been a hot, dry summer that year. We were catching horses ...
“In this part of the world, it is a small ranch,” explains Ty Cleavinger, foreman of the Dammier Ranch. Composed of thirty sections located near the community of Wildorado in the Texas Panhandle, he adds, “This ranch was ...
I remember sitting in the bunkhouse in the wintertime, the smell of wood smoke and Bull Durham tobacco, late in the afternoon, waiting for the cook to ring the dinner bell. An old buckaroo sitting on a wooden chair tying buttons on a set of rawhide reins, a new Garcia spade bit with a new headstall hanging from a nail on the wall, awaiting ... Read More…
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