cowgirls

Girls, both young and old, can benefit from some tips and tricks for around the barn. There’s no reason you have to look like you just rolled in a pig pen. You can feel great and be comfortable while riding and doing barn chores. Follow these tips to get started! Tips for Barn Girls 1....

One thing all cowgirls must have is determination, and there’s no doubt that Kellie White-Rettinger’s got it. This Ohio-born cowgirl has accomplished so much, and just wants to share her love of horses with the world. Currently, Kellie and her husband own Whispery Pines Percherons. “We specialize in show hitching, carriage rides, sleigh rides, logging,...

Founder of the new all-woman country music force, Highwomen, Brandi Carlile is using her new song to call out the cowboys and remind them that cowgirls deserve a place in the industry. Singing, “it’s time to let those cowgirls in,” she takes a tongue-in-cheek approach to the controversy of the lack of female presence among...

This Sunday is Cancer Survivors Day, and to celebrate, Big Sky Yoga Retreats is holding their annual Cowgirls vs. Cancer yoga retreat in Clyde Park, Montana. The Cowgirls vs. Cancer weekend retreat is meant to strengthen and center women that have been affected by breast cancer, whether they’re survivors or are currently undergoing treatment. Throughout...

For our Sept/Oct 2018 issue, we got to sit down with the woman behind Rodeo Quincy, Quincy Freeman Eldridge. Quincy’s story goes beyond her brand. The women that inspire her, her new husband Dakota, and her deep cowgirl roots all contribute to the amazing woman she is. One of her biggest inspirations and support systems...

“Cowgirl” isn’t just a word; it’s a lifestyle. For Mesa Pate, the word cowgirl means so much: friendship, strength, history, family, and more. About the word “cowgirl,” she says she “[doesn’t] use that term lightly because of all the women behind [her] that have given that name what it means.” Getting to spend time with...

Dear Cowgirl, I see you. I feel you. You are the girl that just doesn’t “fit” anywhere. You’re in between sizes, in between successes, in between elation and giving up. In your mind, you’re not a failure but not yet victorious. You’re unable to relate to anyone completely, and your story doesn’t align with enough...

Dear Cowgirl, Do you ever stop and think, “Wow, I’ve made it this far!” Some days, you wake up and slide on cold denim and worn boots, feeling defeated and waiting for something better. Some days, the prospect of the sun rising feels like too much to handle… But on those hard days, those ones...