Flying W Wranglers These cowboys don’t just sing about horses and cattle; they also get down and dirty during branding season at the Flying W Ranch in Colorado Springs, Colorado. But once chuckwagon season starts, the Flying W Wranglers, the second-oldest Western singing group, takes the stage. (The oldest such group is Sons of the Pioneers, which included Roy Rogers among its founders.) The Flying W Wranglers play traditional cowboy songs, such as “(Ghost) Riders in the Sky” and “My Col


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