cattle rancher

If you or your family ranches, then chances are you have a million of these laying around- mineral lick tubs. The big red or black buckets host minerals and can be reused after their purpose has been served! So pull those bad boys from decorating that dusty corner of your barn and get planting, watering,...

Life changes a lot when you move from the city to the country at the tender age of six. In 1906, it certainly did for only-child Anne Valliant Burnett, when her parents, Ollie and Thomas Lloyd Burnett, moved with their young daughter from the bustling sophistication of Fort Worth to the family’s isolated Triangle Ranches...

It has been said that there’s no force equal to that of a determined woman. No one proves out that idea more than the legendary Texas cattlewoman, Minnie Lou Bradley. As owner of the Bradley 3 Ranch in Memphis, Texas, Minnie is one of the most innovative and progressive cattlewomen to be found in the...

  Cowgirls are as unique as the horses they ride; no two are exactly the same. Cowgirls can be born into ranching families but they can also be the underdogs who go it alone and make a name for themselves, without having any family ties or connections to help them on their journey. Krysta Paffrath...

  The regal yet natural beauty is tracing back her ancestry for me—and it goes a long way back.  Her ice blue eyes and flowing blond hair reflect her centuries-old Castilian pedigree, but the strong, suntanned arms and unmanicured hands are unmistakably those of a working rancher. She is soft-spoken and humble, yet confident and...