#cowboy history

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Celebrating National Day of the Cowboy: Honoring the Legacy of the American West 🤠🌵

Happy National Day of the Cowboy! 🤠🌵 Celebrate the legacy of cowboys and cowgirls who shaped American history. Enjoy rodeos, western films, and cowboy culture. Cheers to the spirit of the American West! #DayOfTheCowboy

Introduction Happy National Day of the Cowboy! 🤠🌵 Celebrated annually on the fourth Saturday in July, this special day pays tribute to the enduring spirit and contributions of cowboys and cowgirls throughout American history. From their pivotal role in the development of the American West to their influence on our culture and heritage, cowboys have left an indelible mark on the fabric of our…

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Taylor Sheridan Now Owns the Legendary Texas Ranch That Inspired 'Yellowstone' Spin-Off, '6666'

A historic west Texas ranch is providing more than inspiration for Taylor Sheridan's highly anticipated Yellowstone spin-off series 6666—it's rumored that it's being filmed there too.

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“Samuel Burk Burnett was born in Bates County, Missouri in 1849. At the age of 19, Burk purchased 100 head of cattle which had been branded with the 6666’s brand. Soon thereafter, he started leasing and ultimately purchasing ranches and expanding his ranching operation. Around 1900, he purchased the 8 Ranch near Guthrie, Texas in King County. He soon purchased the Dixon Creek Ranch in the Texas Panhandle and also began to expand the 8 Ranch into what now is known as the 6666’s Ranch. In 1917 he decided to build “The finest ranch house in West Texas” at Guthrie. This stately home still stands as the main house at the 6666’s Ranch. It is told that the house cost $100,000, which was considered to be an enormous amount of money at that time. The house was constructed of stone quarried rock and other materials which were hauled by wagon to Guthrie. Early day visitors to the home included President Roosevelt, Will Rogers and the Indian Chief Quanah Parker. In 1921, oil was discovered on the Dixon Creek Ranch and in 1969, a major oil field was discovered on the 6666’s Ranch.”

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the ghost of one specific homosexual cowboy regularly possesses Tumblr gays

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yeehaw, baby!

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The Boston Globe, Massachusetts, February 26, 1894

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Wonders of Wichita!

The Kansas Media Day was held in Wichita, Kansas. My visit was sponsored, and I was hosted tour many wonderful sites in this beautiful city full of creativity, art, and agricultural stops! During my visit to Wichita, I saw the Drury Plaza Hotel Broadview and explored some innovative shopping sites. We toured the wildlife park at Tanganyika, walked through a sunflower maze at Kansas Maze. Our…

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A lonesome cowboy cools his horse down in the glacial waters of Berg Lake

British Columbia, Canada

1966

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brokeback merwaine

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Luck of the Irish

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Vintage Trans Men, Women, and more!

as promised,

Trans-Femme Fatales and Cowboys!

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lesbian tumblr do you like my shirt for cowboy night yesterday :)

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Source: Curve; The Lesbian Magazine ( January 1997 Vol. 6)

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Linda Martell - "Color Him Father" (1970)

**Beyoncé's latest album 'Cowboy Carter' spotlights Linda Martell, a pioneer and trailblazer who paved the way for Black country music artists, as she was the first commercially successful Black female artist in the genre.

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Ed Mell

This Palomino Ain't No Pal of Mine

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t4t dyke cowboys based off me and my bf <3 if u like my art pls consider following my insta! 🩷

https://www.instagram.com/carabiner.pansy?igsh=cG03YWc1dzY1dWVs&utm_source=qr

[image id: on a textured background the colour of the sunset lesbian flag, a pair of dyke cowboys stand facing away from the viewer with their arms round each other. they are coloured in muted tones of the flag. they wear cowboy hats, western shirts with fringe, fringed chaps and you can see their jeans and boots from under the chaps. the border is made of chains, rope filigree and carabiners paired to look like hearts in the corners. end image id]

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Gay Rodeo photographed by Rob Deutsch for Honcho Magazine | April 1979 [via. CowboyFrank]