Cowgirls have often forged friendships at ranches across the American West. Whether they were part of a multi-generational ranching family or 1920s rodeo competitors, the women always looked forward to their gatherings. Now that everyday folks can experience the ranch life, women from all over the U.S. and around the world are seeking out their dreams through “cowgirl getaway” adventures. “Women make up 70 percent of our clientele,” says Don Guglielmino, owner of the Bull Hill


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