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How to Care for Your Leather Cowboy Boots and Western Gear

How to Care for Your Leather Cowboy Boots and Western Gear

— Beth Hendersons

For years, leather boots, gloves, belts, and chaps have been staples in Western wear. Whether wearing them for function or fashion, properly caring for your leather items will make them last for years. Regular maintenance will help prevent cracking, discoloration, and wear. Here are some simple tips for keeping your cowboy boots and other gear in great shape.

How to Cook Like a Cowboy: What You Need to Get Started

How to Cook Like a Cowboy: What You Need to Get Started

— Beth Hendersons

Cowboys need equipment that is sturdy and rugged. Many use cast iron skillets, Dutch ovens, and other stainless-steel pots and pans. Non-stick surfaces do not cook as evenly, especially over an open flame. Cast iron can be used for almost anything, including frying, baking, and grilling.

Why Quality Cowboy Boots Are Worth the Investment

Why Quality Cowboy Boots Are Worth the Investment

— Beth Henderson

Quality cowboy boots are always made from leather. Leather is a natural material that is incredibly durable yet flexible. Leather is produced from tanned animal hides, a natural material that can stand up to the elements. Leather is usually produced from cattle hides. However, cowboy boots are also made from leather produced from ostriches, alligators, and even eels.Β 

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Crushing Records and Goals

Crushing Records and Goals

— Beth Hendersons
The ride has been an amazing journey for Grant Mastin.Β  He didn't just chase his dreams...He crushed them through his youth career.Β  Some may argue that is one that you...
Equine Insurance and Property Information

Equine Insurance and Property Information

— Beth Hendersons
What kind of coverage do you need for your horse, farm and residential needs while owning a horse.Β  What kind of coverage does your trainer or border have to help protect you and your horse?Β  How is your tack covered?Β  Is your horse covered for liability away from your farm?Β  Nalin Bateman of Seneca Insurance helps us understand what we should ask for.
Top Rodeo Events in the United States

Top Rodeo Events in the United States

— Beth Henderson

Rodeo isn’t just a trend; it is a way of life. Beginning in the 18th century, Spanish vaqueros brought the life of a cowboy to the world. Early rodeo competitions focused on the skills of handling cattle. A hundred years later, the sport had exploded. The first official rodeo took place in Prescott, Arizona, in 1888.

Cooking like a Cowboy: Easy Western-Inspired Recipes for Beginners

Cooking like a Cowboy: Easy Western-Inspired Recipes for Beginners

— Beth Hendersons
With TV chefs like The Pioneer Woman, cowboy cooking is becoming increasingly popular. Not only are these classic recipes tasty, but they also inspire visions of eating around a campfire on a beautiful prairie. Whether you are cooking on the stove or by the campfire, these simple, rustic recipes have bold flavor and are perfect for beginners!
Should Your Horse Go Barefoot?

Should Your Horse Go Barefoot?

— Beth Hendersons
A longstanding debate existsΒ about whether horses should go barefoot or wear shoes. This topic sparks conversations among owners, trainers, and farriers. Each horse has unique needs, andΒ decidingΒ to go barefoot depends on several factors. These include the horse's environment, the amount of work it does, and the overall health of its hooves.Β 
Style Your NFR Wardrobe with Mix & Match Cowgirl Glam Styles

Style Your NFR Wardrobe with Mix & Match Cowgirl Glam Styles

— Beth Hendersons
As cowboy culture reached the height of its popularity in cinema, the image of the cowgirl evolvedβ€”beautiful, tough, and rugged. Their outfits reflected the practicality of cowboy attire but with added color and glam.
The History of Barrel Racing

The History of Barrel Racing

— Beth Hendersons
Barrel racing is typically a crowd favorite at the rodeo. This thrilling and high-speed rodeoΒ event has its roots deeply embedded in the American West. Barrel racing combines skill,Β speed, and precision. Over the years, it has grown from a simple show class to a competitiveΒ sport known around the world.
The History of Cowboys

The History of Cowboys

— Beth Hendersons
Cowboy culture has multiple origins. The oldest source of cowboy culture is from the Spanish colonization of the Americas. In the 16th century, the Spanish brought cattle ranching to the Americas. Throughout Mexico and the southern United States, vaquero ranching became popular. In this type of ranching, men used horses to herd cattle to different grazing areas.
How to Prepare Your Child for Their First Horse Riding Lesson

How to Prepare Your Child for Their First Horse Riding Lesson

— Beth Hendersons
When choosing the correct riding school for your child, you must look at the instructors. Reputable schools will provide certifications for the school and the instructors. After all, certified instructors are not only educated in horseback riding instruction but also educated in working with children. If your child has special needs, search for an instructor specializing in these riders.