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Search Results Hard Cover $29.95 Buy | Tailwind Both Ways A Cowman’s Chronicle Laurence M. Lasater
In the first autobiography written by a major player in the current generation of cattlemen and women, Laurence Lasater tells just what it takes to survive in a mythologized yet rapidly changing industry. A descendant of two of America's great pioneer ranching clans, the Lasaters and the Matthews/Reynolds. Laurie has continued and added to his family's traditions of integrity, innovation and willingness to take risks. This is the story of a couple that "took the big risk" leaving the family ranch to operate for over 40 years on leased land and borrowed money. Against that backdrop, it recounts the Lasaters' struggle to survive and prosper... More » | | | |  Hard Cover $34.95 Buy | Interwoven Family Memories
John Burns, Glenn Reynolds and Ethel Matthews Casey
Steeped in historical drama and the long-forgotten tradition of family history, Interwoven Family Memories is a collection of three small books, written by members of the Reynolds-Matthews ranching families of early West Texas. Each book was originally written decades ago in the form of privately printed pamphlets that were illustrated with old family photographs. Reminiscences by Ethel Matthews Casey tells of a childhood on the frontier, of ranching before fences, and of the simple joys of nature and family. For this edition, chronologies have been added for the Matthews family, the Reynolds family, and the combined families... More » | | | |  Hard Cover $16.95 Buy | Ranch
Roxie Munro
Put on your boots and chaps and rustle up your little cowboys and cowgirls to the latest treat from renowned children’s author and artist, Roxie Munro. In Ranch, Munro uses rich detailings and spatial art to depict life on a western cattle ranch. With breathtaking watercolors that are reminiscent of the postcards from the 1930s, Munro once again delights her early readers with a combination of visual and mental fun. Through finding and counting games, Ranch presents vignettes of a working cattle operation, with scenes including the corral, bunkhouse, cook shack, office and open range, among others. Little cowpokes will love... More » | | | |  Hard Cover $16.95 Buy | Wild West Trail Ride Maze
Roxie Munro
A forward-backward, cross country, A-to-Z, there-and-back-again, search-and-find book! Join the Crooked River cowboys on a trail ride! Saddle up and find your way from ranch headquarters to the cattle pens out on the range, and to the cowboys’ camp for a chuck wagon meal, and then head on back home to the ranch, this time by a different path. In each maze, find eight cowhands on the trail. Check out the remuda, the herd of spare horses brought along for the cowboys, and look for Cloud, the white horse. Where’s the chuck wagon on the way out? Find Charlie the cook. How many times do the cowboys ford a river? To help Crooked River Ranch... More » | | | |  Hard Cover $22.95 Buy | Cowboys Cowgirls Cowchips True Tales from Long X, Long S, and Spade Ranches Doris McClellan
A cowboy employs the English language like nobody else. Inventive and subtle as a Shakespeare, he can sure “turn a phrase” to make his story rich and lively. Author Doris McClelland, from her vantage point of 31 years of making the venerable Ellwood Spade headquarters house her home, has found herself the keeper of a trove of such oral artifacts. In Cowboys Cowgirls Cowchips she records what she has gathered around the chuck wagon, across the tailgate of a pickup, and around her kitchen table, and all these reports on cowboy life are gospel truth. The collection of snippets, reports and anecdotes... More » | | | |  Hard Cover $34.95 Buy | Revealing Character Texas Tintypes Robb Kendrick
The cowboy of the 19th century gave Texas its character. His honesty, steadiness, sense of humor, work ethic and determination, created as our state grew up on the range, remain as Texans’ indigenous values. In the minds of many, the Texas Cowboy is now only myth or legend, but Robb Kendrick’s Texas Tintypes manifest what is known in the soul of Texans everywhere: the cowboy remains. Documenting the 21st-century working cowboy in Revealing Character, renowned photographer Robb Kendrick has used the historical ferrotype or “tintype” method of photography—and allows each cowboy or cattlewoman to speak... More » | | | |  Hard Cover $59.95 Buy | Bob and Helen Kleberg of King Ranch
Helen Kleberg Groves
Called “the birthplace of American ranching,” the storied King Ranch grew alongside Texas from its earliest days. This authorized memoir by the Klebergs’ only daughter is richly and lavishly illustrated with over 200 never-before-published intimate and beautiful archival photographs of Bob and Helen Kleberg, their fascinating family, and their interesting visitors and friends from across the country and around the world. Bob Kleberg developed the first American cattle breed, the Santa Gertrudis; made advances in grass and forage research; and pioneered in water conservation and in cattle disease prevention and control. ... More » | | | |  Hard Cover $34.95 Buy | Cattle Brands Ironclad Signatures Jane Pattie
In the American West, cattle rustling was a killing offense and the cattle brand a rancher’s inviolable mark of ownership. Today, as for 4,000 years, mankind has used branding to mark private property. Branding iron art, historically and across many cultures, has featured common symbols such as moon and star, pitchfork or heart, letters or digits, with bars or slashes to render them lazy, flying, or rocking. Cattleman Leonard Stiles, during his career with the legendary Texas King Ranch, collected over 1,000 branding irons. These clever, rustic, and artistic “iron signatures” appear as detailed drawings in Cattle Brands... More » |
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