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Wyoming cowgirl Prairie Rose Henderson broke through the glass ceiling when she won the first Cheyenne Frontier Days race for women on August 23, 1899. The outdoor rodeo is still going strong and draws top professionals competing for more than a million dollars.
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Marque Ann Dunham For many years in the 70's and 80's my step-father calf roped with his rancher friends at Cheyenne. Little America was the best place to stay!. Miss those days.
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Don Rockhill She looks full of life and loving it.
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Custer’s Last Stand
Custer’s Last Stand
Steven Kohlhagen’s Chief of Thieves, based on 32 historical characters and 12 fictional ones, is a saga that crisscrosses the American West between 1862 and 1876. 
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Stephen Lassiter Custer, just like Sherman, was a war criminal. Both should be posthumously stripped of their ranks and left to rot in their graves in disgrace. Monsters both.
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Cliff Timmons The man was a great fighter. An American Soldier. Deserves the respect any solider receives. 
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Warren Earp’s Lover?
Warren Earp’s Lover?
Wyatt Earp’s younger brother, Warren, worked around Willcox as a bartender, stagecoach driver and livestock inspector.
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Link Borland WTF?
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Jim Brown True West Magazine has now stepped to the ranks of a News Stand Rag Paper...nothing else to wright on? Congrats your now lower than a Snakes Belly!
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Born in Fredericksburg, Texas, in 1857, Buck Taylor found himself a protégé on Buffalo Bill Cody’s Nebraska ranch; he ended up performing cowboy stunts in the Wild West show arena under the billing “King of the Cowboys.”
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Heather Frey Blanton Buck Taylor? I wonder if this is where Dub's son got his name.
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Emma Kingree Kearns He was a good looking cowboy! I enjoy the history you share.
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The First Frontier
The First Frontier
Any book that challenges the idea of frontier, and the traditional idea of the “American Western Frontier,” I am drawn to because I believe it gives us all a greater perspective and context to the understanding of the European settlement…
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Hooker’s Turkeys
Hooker’s Turkeys
There were a number of ways a young man could become a cattleman. 
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Mike Webb Gotta love these stories from True West.
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