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Elizabeth Ebert, the cowboy poetry queen.

Credit: Bill Knutson Hunter and photographer Bill Knutson took this photo of the view hunters are greeted with as they ride across the last meadow after a day of hunting.

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A poem by Susan O'Connell.

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A poem by Susan O'Connell.

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A poem by Greg See

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Submissions for the Rock'n WR Poetry Contest are rolling in hot!

Grandpa on his appaloosa in Dixon, Montana, in 1919. He and his friend, Buster Priddy (left) were getting ready to leave Dixon for the 315 mile ride to Grandpa's homestead.

A third-generation cattle rancher tells the story of his grandfather's homestead.

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A poem by Susan O'Connell.

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A poem by Skylar Harwood.

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Ian Tyson talks to American Cowboy magazine about music, horses, and life.

Sadly, country music and cowboy music are no longer synonymous. With Hollywood-polished country singers dominating the airwaves, traditional Western music can be difficult to find. These three singers, pulled from the Media Review page of American Cowboy are keeping the tradition alive.

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Celebrate the Western lifestyle with this classic cowboy art.