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• Pleasant Valley Saddle Shop—Dusty Johnson, the saddle-making guru operates this outfit near Loveland, Colorado, often and ably abeted by his lovely wife, Sharon.  Dusty wrote the book (well, a book) on saddlemaking.He also sells instructional videotapes on making, saddles, chaps, and holsters. He has a saddlemaking school on the premises, and he makes fancy "HollywoodHolsters," full-size and the popular half-size for display.
• Any-Thing-Western—If you're looking for Western memorabilia from before1950, click this link to Todd Baum's site. You can buy, sell, trade, or just look around.
• J&S Oldwestern Store, Saddle Shop and Museum—Jim and Sharon Myers offer Western collectibles of all kinds in their 1300-item catalog.They also have a saddle-research service.
• Chuck Wagon Antiques — Ray Shook's Web site has 16 categories of Western memorabilia and other antiques.
• Wild West Arts Club—This is one of the most attractive, informative sites on the Web. The organization is for folks interested in arena arts — Trick and Fancy Roping, Trick Riding, Whip Cracking, Gun Spinning, Knife and Tomahawk Throwing. Members range from onlookers and beginners to professionals and long-time veterans of Rodeos and Wild West shows.
• Gene Autry Oklahoma Museum—In the only town named for a movie cowboy, this museum, dedicated to the singing cowboy (all of them) has an outstanding collection of memorabilia.
• Gene Autry Oklahoma Film and Music Festival—Music, movies and memorabilia near the old Flying A Ranch.
• Mark Allen Productions—The source for Wild West Art supplies —; ropes,whips, guns, holsters, knives, trick saddles, etc., and instruction booksand tapes.
• Sourdough Slim, The Yodeling Cowboy—This site is worth a visit for the cacti alone, but there's more. If you like cowboy yodeling, click it right now. If you don't . . . do it anyway, for the cacti. Sourdough is entertaining, in person and on the Web.
• Fred Schneider, Magic Ropes and Whips—One of the premier Wild West Artists. Fred has been Roper of the Year and Whip Cracker of the Year. He also deserves a prize for Web sites. Click this one and see Fred in action.
• Snakeoil Productions, Lauren Muney and Jim Frank—Skilled, versatile, entertaining; this duo is outstanding, and so is their site. It features their cowboy-style weddin' (which included friskin' the guests) and the Cow-Herdin' Honeymoon.
• Larry Brown's Old West Books—On this lively site Larry is selling his collection of books about The West. He has some good ones, so check 'em out while they're in stock.
• Karen Quest, Cowgirl Tricks—Karen is eight feet tall (on stilts). Her "Cowgirl Tricks" show blends trick roping, whip cracking, cowgirl comedy, audience participation and more in a unique and captivating performance. Visit her site and see Karen in action.
• Texas Longhorn Range Cattle—This is Mike Leathers' Website,dedicated to the Range Texas Longhorns. It has all sorts of information about this rugged, picturesque breed and some dandy pictures.
• Doug Brewer, CowBoy Poet—A look at today in a CowBoy way. Doug can makea point or tickle your funny bone, and he often does both.
• Tex Hill's Rhythm Ranch—Visit Tex's site, see him in scenes from some of his movies, find out about his music, even listen to a tune.
• Horse Enterprise Ranch—A site by and about Rick Haag, professional contract cowboy and horse trainer, and other good stuff.
• Teddy Blue's Bunkhouse—Cowboy reenacting, classic cowboy movies, and the Old West on this colorful site. Keep clicking until you get to the bucking bronc. It's worth the trip.
• Museum of the American West (formerly Autry Museum of Western Heritage)—The official Web site of this world-class museum in Los Angeles. If you are interested in any aspect of the American West, you'll probably find it here.
  
• Roy Rogers-Dale Evans Web Site—Another outstanding site. This one features the late King of the Cowboys, the late Queen of the West, and their museum in Victorville, California.
• Will Rogers—Yet another outstanding site. This one, dedicated to theCowBoy Philosopher, is sponsored by the Will Rogers Memorial in Claremore, Oklahoma.
• Lenny Green—A songwriter's site with stories, lyrics, and lots of links.Lenny's songs were recorded by the likes of Pat Boone and The Texas Playboys.
• Rudy Gonzales—From U.S. Presidents to Prisoners, Lumberjacks to Legislators, Cow punchers to Congressmen, Sheepherders to Senators,Rudy Gonzales, cowboy-turned-entertainer, has performed in many venues to many people. He is quite a guy and has quite a site.
• K. G. and the Ranger— A sweet-singing, harmonizing, yodeling, rope-spinning Western duo. These folks know what to do with cowboy songs, and they know a lot of them.
• Cowpokes—Ace Reid Enterprises' site with books of those classic Ace Reid Cowpokes cartoons.
• Michae l"Coyote" Schroll—Wyoming Cowboy Poet.
• Singing Saddles Ranch—presents Carole Fletcher, Trick Horse Trainer. Find out how you can teach your horse tricks.
• Country Music Reviewer—an all-purpose site with Cowboy music, poetry, events, photography, and more.
• ReadTheWest.com—bringing you the best of the West online.  Keeping the Tradition alive. An online magazine offering the Best of the West by Today's Western authors and celebrating Western and Ranch Life.
• 2Lazy 2—Outstanding Western Web site.  Horses for sale, humor, music, sentiment, and particularly fine free graphics by Tana, boss of the 2 Lazy 2 brand.
• Cyber Rodeo—Dick McMullin's site from "Fort Worth, Texas, where the WEST begins."
• Cowboys and Cowgirls—One of the best darn collections of Western links on the Internet
• Riding for the Disabled—This is a wonderful site for people with differing abilities.
• J. E. Taylor Saddlery—See Jim "Hardrock" Taylor's custom saddles and cowboy stuff.
• Casey's Corral—Commentary and poetry penned by Bette Wolf Duncan.
• Prickly Pear Poetry—David (Your Texas Bard Pard) Kelley's site with poems by the bard & friends
• Horse Feathers—Cowboy Antiques, Collectibles, & Western Furnishings at the online general store in Taos, New Mexico.
• Double E Guest Ranch—Buffalo, cattle, and spectacular New Mexico scenery on Alan & Debbie Eggleston's 30,000 acre ranch, and fine photos of it on their colorful Website.
• Patti Dickinson—Author of Hollywood the Hard Way , the story of Jerry Van Meter's ride from Oklahoma to Hollywood in 1946.
• Western Gold—Web shopping for Western clothing, gifts, foods, etc.
• Lone Prairie—California cowboy group does Vintage Western Music.
• Charlie Russell's Stagecoach—Elaborate site featuring art of Charles M.Russell and poetry of Bette Wolf Duncan.
• Cowboy Cliffhangers—Donn J. Moyer's book, Cowboy Cliffhangers, B Western Chapter Plays from   A to Z"
• Soldier Meadow Guest Ranch—Guest Ranch/Bed & Breakfast on the site of a frontier fort in Nevada
• Western Video Market—;Where real cowboys hang out.  Buy & sell cattle.  Find links to all kinds of cowboy and cattle sites.
• Broken Spokes—Western gifts and decor profusely produced with pride by Pard, the proprietor.
• Chuck Anderson's The Old Corral—Anything you'd want to know about B Western movies, serials, actors, etc., is on this site or linked to it. Be sure to see this one.
• Rod's Cowboy Poetry—Rod Nichols' and others' cowboy poetry.
• Cowboy Poetry & Stories—Poet and story teller, R. L. Brinegar.
• The Arizona Kid—Carlos Hadaway's Western Art. Colorful paintings and prints and cowboy humor.
• Myra Pearce—Montana Coutry and Western Music recording artist.
• Western shack—A British site with Western Americana for collectors, designers, and pub decor.
• TexasFrontier Outfitters—Showcasing Texas talent, this site features cowboy poetry and stories and an online store.
• Before My Time Antiques—Western Americana, Native American, Antiquesand Books.
• C. R. Morrison, Western Artist—Bronzes, paintings, western art,  sculptures, clocks, lamps, other fine art by C R. Morrison, a genuine western  artist. Custom and commission artwork also available.
• John Yaws, Cowboy Poet—John's poetry and links to some of his favorites.
• Judy Coder—Find out about Yodeling Champion Judy Coder and her super CDs.
• The Autry Collection of Stanley Rojo—A close-to-complete catalogued collection of Autry memorabilia.
• Native American Art Show—Find out about lots of art events, artists, and more.  See art works and click interesting links.
• R. W. Ranch Furniture—Hand carved rustic cowboy, western & ranch style Texas pine furniture
• Chronicle of the Old West—A monthly newspaper dedicated to the person for whom the Old West is a time and place of the heart.
• James Arness—The ONLY official website for James Arness and the only one he personally contributes to.
• Kristi Usher, Sculptor—This artist spent 20 years raising horses.  Now she sculpts them and other Western subjects.
• Wisconsin General Store—Gary De Moe"s extensive site features cowboys and rodeo.
• Western Warehouse—Get your favorite western wear apparel, boots, hats, jeans and more for great prices. Free US shipping on orders over $100.
• Western Legends Roundup—Live the Old West at Kanab, Utah, location for many Western movies.
• Bucks and Spurs—Guest ranch at Ava, Missouri.
• Rhinestone Roper Show—Great family entertainment by Dan, Kimberly, son Cody, and Lucky Joe, the trained horse.  Rope spinning and other Wild West Arts along with music and comedy.
• Jim Gough, Mr. Texas—Longtime Texas actor, broadcaster, and musician Jim Gough does poetry, history, and Western Swing.
• WS Land & Cattle Co.—Working ranch in New Mexico and Arizona where you can experience the life of the cowboy as it was 100 years ago.
• Cowboy Country Seasonings—At home or on the range nothing beats these real Western seasonings.
• The Prairie Twins—Sensational singing sisters from Oklahoma.  They perform with Riders in the Sky, and their CDs are something special.
• Gene Autry Entertainment—The Singing Cowboy's cohorts carry on with his music, movies, TV shows, and anything Autry.  This outstanding Web site is a treasure trove of information and entertainment.
• West Brothers Saddlery—Custom saddles, tack, and silver buckles.
• Cowboy Message Board—post and chat about cowboy and horse related topics.
• Singin'  Sam Agins—Singin' Sam dedicated his life to the preservation of the Cowboy Way and the songs, stories, humor, poetry, and crafts that define the true American Cowboy.
  
• Call of the West—Meet Jeanne Cahill and Jerome Campbell, outstanding musicians and singers who specialize in classic Western movie music, original Western music, Western swing, Revolutionary and Civil War era music, and cowboy and cowgirl music of the open range.
• Nightly Rodeo in Cody, Wyoming—Cody, Wyoming is proud to host a full rodeo every night, all summer long!
• Happy Horse Saddles.com— great selection of western saddles, including the Chap Shop, Billy Cook, Circle Y, and Big Horn Saddles.
• Western Stage Props—The source for Wild West Art supplies — ropes,whips, guns, holsters, knives, trick saddles, etc., and instruction booksand tapes.
• Riders of the Purple Sage—The singing group founded by Foy Willing in 1943.   This site has the group's movie and recording history and the schedule for today's version.
• New Mexico Stockman— magazine, 71st Year covering the Southwest & beyond. One of the most respected magazines in the Country. Each AD is placed in our magazines on our website at NO extra charge. Also, an AD in the Stockman will get you a FREE AD in the Arizona Cattlelog magazine & a half-price AD in the Livestock Market Digest!
• Arizona Cattlelog— magazine, 61st Year covering the Southwest & beyond. One of the most respected magazines in the Country. Each AD is placed in our magazines on our website at NO extra charge. Also, an AD in the NM Stockman will get you a FREE AD in the Arizona Cattlelog magazine & a half-price AD in the Livestock Market Digest!
• Livestock Market Digest— publication, 45th Year covering the Northwest & Southwest & beyond. One of the most respected publications in the Country. Each AD is placed in our magazines on our website at NO extra charge. Also, an AD in the NM Stockman will get you a FREE AD in the Arizona Cattlelog magazine & a half-price AD in the Livestock Market Digest!
• Southwestern Gifts & Crafts Trading Post— many Beautiful Indian, Southwestern, and Western Items Carefully Crafted in the style of the Native American Indians. This is a great place to find that Unique Gift for Someone Special.
• Walt's Western World— Cowboy boots, work boots and more for the working cowboy.
• Texas True— Furniture, home decor, art, memorabilia, antiques and collectibles—Texas, Western, Ranch, Rustic, Lodge, Sowthwestern.
• Jim Garling— Fiddle/Guitar Teacher and top-notch CowBoy singer/musician.  Jim Garling has a way of putting all that's best and finest about the cowboy and his way of life into his singing, guitar playing and fiddle music. At this site  you can sample Jim's CowBoy Music CD and his Guitar Instruction DVD.

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