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Equitrekking the American West

by Darley Newman | Jul 17, 2010

My Emmy Award-winning TV show Equitrekking is a visual testimony to the trail rides I cover for you here in True West. For the TV crew, it’s all...

A Cowboy Classic is Created

by Phil Spangenberger | Jul 17, 2010

Did you know that the world’s best-known “cowboy six-shooter,” the 1873 Colt Single Action Army (SAA), started its career as a military sidearm,...

A Cowboy Classic is Created

by Phil Spangenberger | Jul 17, 2010

Did you know that the world’s best-known “cowboy six-shooter,” the 1873 Colt Single Action Army (SAA), started its career as a military sidearm,...

Saving the Wrong Guys

by Ron Soodalter | Jul 17, 2010

Many classic Westerns feature the timeworn device of the last-minute cavalry rescue. The baddies are Indians, besieging a wagon train or surrounding...

Saving the Wrong Guys

by Ron Soodalter | Jul 17, 2010

Many classic Westerns feature the timeworn device of the last-minute cavalry rescue. The baddies are Indians, besieging a wagon train or surrounding...

Following John Wesley Hardin Across Texas

by Johnny D. Boggs | Jul 17, 2010

Everybody is soooooo nice in Bonham, Texas, I find it hard to believe that this is the place that gave birth to a psycho, bigoted, cold-blooded...

Following John Wesley Hardin Across Texas

by Johnny D. Boggs | Jul 17, 2010

Everybody is soooooo nice in Bonham, Texas, I find it hard to believe that this is the place that gave birth to a psycho, bigoted, cold-blooded...

A Cure for Baldness?

by Sherry Monahan | Jul 17, 2010

For centuries, bread has been a food staple. “I got six loaves of bread for a quarter at a bakery, and a bucket of syrup at a grocery...I would dip...

A Cure for Baldness?

by Sherry Monahan | Jul 17, 2010

For centuries, bread has been a food staple. “I got six loaves of bread for a quarter at a bakery, and a bucket of syrup at a grocery...I would dip...