Ranch Life

Cowboys rely on the quarter horse, with Joe Hancock as a prominent figure. Known for its speed, cow sense, and unique breeding, Hancock bred horses excel in ranch work and rodeo events, demanding respect and understanding from their riders.

Cowboys rely on the versatile lariat for various tasks, using it to manipulate cattle and other livestock with precision and expertise. Patience, a virtue essential in roping, is likened to a valuable skill in life, allowing for the right moment to act and achieve success. …

Discover how Captain Richard King turned early setbacks into legendary success at King Ranch. This story of grit and innovation captures the spirit of the American West and the timeless lessons found in cowboy perseverance.

The cattle drives of the old west were as important as anything in the westward expansion of the United States and in the legacy of the American working cowboy. The drives usually began in spring, so that cattle could feed on the new, fresh grass …

A cowboy’s most essential tool isn’t found in a saddlebag—it’s the horse. More than just a partner, the horse is the heart of the cowboy lifestyle, shaping every adventure, challenge, and story out on the open range.

Dennis Webb manages the Rocker b Ranch in Barnhart, Texas. In one of those situations only understood by, but treasured by, grandsons and granddads, Dennis’ grandson Jake calls him “Hat.” In his narrative, and in his words, Dennis gives us the gift of sharing his …

To “ride for the brand” means more than loyalty—it’s a cowboy’s promise of dedication, pride, and teamwork. Discover how this timeless code shaped the American West and inspires commitment, hard work, and authenticity in today’s world.