You know those weekends when you leave home early on Saturday morning, hike back into the wilderness so you’ll be in the perfect spot long before the sun comes up, and [...]
This is rodeo country. Texas and Oklahoma may have more than Wyoming and Colorado, but that’s only because those states can host rodeos all year long. Out here in the Rocky [...]
I’m back on the rodeo trail this weekend, headed all the way across Wyoming and then up into Montana for the Red Lodge rodeo. I intend to spend a little bit of time in [...]
My wife and I decided we needed a camping trailer a few years ago, so we started looking for one. We didn’t have a whole lot to spend on one, so we knew we needed to think [...]
I may have been the world’s worst bareback rider. In my college days, I bought a bareback riggin’ and a pair of chaps, and I gave it a go. I entered rodeo after rodeo, [...]
My rodeo season starts this Saturday. I’ve done a few events here and there earlier this year, but now the real work is about to begin. I’ll be heading from one town to [...]
I’ve written columns and posted blog entries about being married to a barrel racer, and how all that rodeoing cuts into my hunting and fishing time. Even when we’re not [...]
Next week is the last full week in July, and for those of us in southeast Wyoming, that means Cheyenne Frontier Days. I’ve been absorbing everything Frontier Days has to [...]
by staff–13 Jun ’16 courtesy of Susan Kanode The 68th annual College National Finals Rodeo got underway at the Casper Events Center on Sunday with the Bulls, [...]
When we pulled into Laramie for my wife’s barrel run at Jubilee Days, the truck gave us another reason we should have replaced it when Amy started rodeoing. It began making [...]