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To: GenXPolymath

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If your trying to destroy the West than killing off the Western ‘Cowboy’ is a great start. Who represents the West better?


50 posted on 09/07/2024 7:19:29 AM PDT by CoastWatcher
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To: CoastWatcher

If your trying to destroy the West than killing off the Western ‘Cowboy’ is a great start.


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51 posted on 09/07/2024 7:22:05 AM PDT by dfwgator (Endut! Hoch Hech!)
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To: CoastWatcher

The West was a fairy tail, in actuality the “old west” was a 30 ish year period from the end of the civil war to just before the turn of the 20th century. I know about real cowboy culture they are known as vaqueros and they have fun cattle on this continent since the 1600s when Texas and the South West was Nuevo Espana since 1519 until Mexican independence in 1821. My extended family has run cattle on land granted from Phillip V since May of 1731 in South Texas continuously. We are in a very small group of some of the longest running cattle people in the North hemisphere. I was raised riding and roping and steering, now a days no one rides horses it’s all ATVs or SxS utes. I don’t buy store beef I have gotten half steers or quarters for 40+ years from the same land , organic you betcha , grass fed and never an antibiotic it doesn’t get more freen than that. Recently the ops have shifted to regenerative agriculture practices cattle are key to that as they make the manure needed as fertilizer. Goats and hogs are rotated for their unique skills of browse and rooting respectively. I think me and the beagles are eating steak tonight now I have been on the brain. Cheers


52 posted on 09/10/2024 4:24:15 PM PDT by GenXPolymath
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