The original environmentalists are cowboys and the ranchers for whom they work. Because without the land, there is no cowboy and there is no ranch. So, they literally owe their lives to the land. And because of that, they protect it with all their might. Happy #EarthDay2020

It’s a lonely ride out in front of the herd, but it’s where you need to be if you wanna catch those dreams you’re chasing.

A man afoot is no man at all. ~ Cowboy Wisdom

People in the city complaining about the way we provide the food they eat. ~ John Dutton Yellowstone #quotesoftheday

Live everyday to the fullest and you’ll never need to check your pulse to see if you’re alive! ☆

Don’t saddle up unless you’re ready to ride. ~ Cowboy Wisdom

Do you know what a remuda is? How about a pogonip or an Alamar knot? If ya don’t know, check out the latest article at CowboyAccountant.com about the five interesting Cowboy terms you need to know! bit.ly/2X9E6Pt

Because pocket knives come in handy for more than just cutting hay string and popping blisters.

Speak your mind, but ride a fast horse. ~ Cowboy Wisdom

You can ride your horse at a fast trot from point to point to get there quickly, or you can take things a bit slower and enjoy the journey. Same is true of life.

Build a big ol’ loop in your soul so you can easily catch all the fun, joy, and magic this life has to offer.

The happiest people don’t have the best of everything, but they do make the best of everything. They understand that life is what we make it.

🏀 Denver Nuggets 🏒 Colorado Avalanche 🏈 Los Angeles Rams Pretty good to be Stan Kroenke huh?

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Without a trusted old hat hanging around, are you really living?

Summer time vibes.

Where you’re going isn’t nearly as important as the path you take to get there. For us, those paths are country roads through small towns. High school football games and ice cream stands. All the time reflecting on how fortunate we are to live out past where the blacktop ends.

Is time y’all.

In 1855 the US government allocated $30k to buy camels. They were kept in Texas to help move product westward. Yep, camels.