The Round Corral
The August Penning was really good.

40 Teams in the #16 Class
38 Teams in the Sorting Class
48 Teams in the #11 Class
38 Teams in the #9 Class
24 Teams in the #5 Class

Total Payback $4,099.94

Winners of the Sponsorship Awards for the 7/21/07 Penning

#9 Class
Team #3 Won the Coolers -
Denny Hogg, Kathy Hogg, Jennifer Lyons

Team #1 Won the Buckets/Fly Spray -

Amanda Dillaman, Josh Dillaman, Tom Reeder

The Cowboy Philosopher
COOK or COOKIE:

A cookie was the cook on the range when cowboys drove cattle. He was the most important person in camp and had to be quite resourceful in providing three hot square meals a day, rain or shine, cold or hot. Most were older white men, retired from cowboying but blacks, and foreign born men also fit the bill if they could cook up a storm. They were also called among other things, biscuit shooters, bean masters and belly cheaters. Since all the directions a drive took were guided by the North Star, it was the camp cooks duty each night to look up, note the North Star and turn the tongue of the chuckwagon toward it. That way, the next morning, the drive would know which way to head out.

 
August 2007 Vol. 1 Issue 7

What's Inside

 

 

The Meeting Minute

Show Schedule

Officers & Directors

Show Results

Standings

Events

Sponsors

Hot Shot

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Membership Form  
Sponsor Form  
Membership Listing  

Cowboy Lore    

 

DRAG RIDER: A cowboy whose duty it is to follow the drags. This is the most disagreeable job in cattle driving because the man has to ride in the dust kicked up by the entire herd and contend with the weak and lazy critters until his patience is sorely tried. While the other riders may be singing in the pure air up ahead, there is no music in the sole of the drag rider.


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