jyoutz
Super Member
BSCowboy's are native to Texas, all others are cattleman.
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BSCowboy's are native to Texas, all others are cattleman.
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I think there are some Okies that might disagree with you; the Drummond Ranch, for instance, is close to half a million acres...and incidentally, the first cowboys were actually Indians from Mexico.Cowboy's are native to Texas, all others are cattleman.
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Very familiar with Capriola's. Been in there several times and it is the ultimate cowboy outfitter place. Elko is 130 miles from my house - the first "big" town (population 25,000) east of here.DesertEagle71 and others don't know how far your from Elko , but when I buy one I like to buy the Vaquero / Basin Cowboy / Californio etc spade bits from JM Capriola . Its like golf or hunting with a recurve bow not everyone understands it . They tend to start out at 550 bucks and up .
Garcia Bits – J.M. Capriola . Collected them for years and like eight months ago someone sent me a buyer who whiped me out all in one shot . Done well when the smoke cleared .
I have eaten at the Star - but I'm not a fan of Basque food. Much too rich, too "greasy" for lack of a better term, for me. And since I don't use alcohol I don't partake of the "picon punch" that is a favorite around here. But I am a HUGE fan of the Basque people!DesertEagle71 or others questions please . Did you ever eat in Elko @ the Elko "Star Hotel " and try their traditional Basque dishes ? How about influence and presence of Basque culture still in your area ?
LOVE everything Dave Stamey. But my personal preferences are "Mountains of the Heart", "Buckskin Horse", and mostly this one: "Campfire Waltz":