Ms. Fox
This is how it is, no more real cowboys. Ranchers can't afford full time cowboys.
There are a lot of part time cowboys, during nutting and brand and roundup;
there are cowboys for a few days, a week or two, then sent back to find city work.
The real cowboys are the son's and daughter's of the rancher: free labor.
There are still real cowboys in the Northwest, their a disappearing breed.
Rodeo cowboys, most are the real deal, brought up on ranchers, working stock
daily, thinking there may be more money in rodeo, and for some-there is.
There are some real cowboys in my world, put they work three days on this ranch,
two days on another, a week here and there.
Men want to be cowboys, but he jobs don't exist.
Cowboy poetry depicts the real life of a cowboys, it not fun and excitement, it freezing your butt off, sweating like a dog, for what. It is what they want to do,
it is their life, there is no other.
This is how it is, no more real cowboys. Ranchers can't afford full time cowboys.
There are a lot of part time cowboys, during nutting and brand and roundup;
there are cowboys for a few days, a week or two, then sent back to find city work.
The real cowboys are the son's and daughter's of the rancher: free labor.
There are still real cowboys in the Northwest, their a disappearing breed.
Rodeo cowboys, most are the real deal, brought up on ranchers, working stock
daily, thinking there may be more money in rodeo, and for some-there is.
There are some real cowboys in my world, put they work three days on this ranch,
two days on another, a week here and there.
Men want to be cowboys, but he jobs don't exist.
Cowboy poetry depicts the real life of a cowboys, it not fun and excitement, it freezing your butt off, sweating like a dog, for what. It is what they want to do,
it is their life, there is no other.