Cowboys and Chuckwagon Cooking

Prior to the hot and cold blast lantern patents, they were known as the dead flame: Meaning a simple wick in a fuel oil such as kerosene. T...

  The SADDLE shown is known as the Dixie Thompson Saddle from the Dixie W. Thompson Estate; donated to M.H. de Young Museum, San Francisco, ...

God created Men, but Samuel Colt made them Equal An American inventor, Samuel Colt was born 1777 in Hartford, Connecticut.  His fathe...

In the days of the cattle drives, a soap bar was a luxury. Cowboys worked the herds of cattle along dusty trails only to wipe off the d...

The scenes of a Hollywood movie repeated, time and time again of a cowboy that enters a saloon. He walks towards the bar counter as he ...

FRIED RATTLESNAKE RECIPE Ingredients:  1 rattlesnake (3 pounds) 1/4 cup flour 1/2 cup cornmeal 1/2 cup milk 1 egg 1 clove garlic  1 tea...