A drifting cowboy

An old cowboy's thoughts about horses, canoes, fishing, art, movies, family, and the American West

Saturday, September 29, 2012

Call of the Mountains -- Glacier National Park

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Grandma's family homesteaded in Creston, Montana in the late 1890s.  Creston is just a few miles south of Glacier National Park, so ...
Friday, September 14, 2012

Four Legged Pals -- More Wonderful Movie Horses - part 3

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Horses in B-Westerns were often as famous as the six-gun heroes that rode them.  In fact, many films were all about the horse.  Let's me...
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Tuesday, September 11, 2012

Four Legged Pals -- More Wonderful Movie Horses - part 2

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Horses in B-Westerns were often as famous as the six-gun heroes that rode them.  In fact, many films were all about the horse.  Let's me...
Saturday, September 8, 2012

Ox Yoke Dude Ranch & cowboy furniture

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About 17 years ago -- when I was still building 'Cowboy Chic' furniture -- I briefly considered writing a book about the history...
Wednesday, September 5, 2012

Four Legged Pals -- Those Wonderful Movie Horses

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Horses in B-Westerns were often as famous as the six-gun heroes that rode them.  In fact, many films were all about the horse.  Let's me...
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Sunday, September 2, 2012

Reel Little Cowboy of the Santa Susanas -- Robert "Bobby" Winckler

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Robert Winckler (center) with his friend Ronald Reagan and vice-president George H. W. Busch The fun part of writing a blog is the i...
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My goal in writing this blog is to answer to the questions I wish I had asked my granddad... I am a horseman, a canoeist, a Western movie historian, a genealogist, and a folk artist. My cowboy and voyageur legacy can be back-trailed for more than twelve generations in North America.
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