HeritageHistory The Prickly Pear Cactus | A Legacy of Resilience and Resourcefulness Across the rugged landscapes of the American West, one plant stood as a symbol of…RanchingHeritageAugust 15, 2025
HeritageHistory The Daddy of ‘Em All | The Ranching Roots of America’s Favorite Rodeo Article appears in Summer 2024 Ranch Record; written by Julie Mankin Tom Larson is pictured…RanchingHeritageAugust 1, 2025
HeritageHistory Tejon Ranch | Predating the State of California Imagine a ranch so large that you could walk all day, never get cell reception…RanchingHeritageMarch 18, 2025
History Cattle Rustling: An Old Crime Being Committed in New Ways By Bob Welch | Story from 2024 Fall Ranch Record This 1909 Charlie Russell painting,…RanchingHeritageFebruary 25, 2025
HeritageHistory Christmas on the Frontier While many Christmas traditions have passed down through the centuries, the holiday has ever evolved…RanchingHeritageDecember 9, 2024
HeritageHistory Gathered Together As pioneers moved westward, the vast expanses of land often isolated them from each other…RanchingHeritageOctober 29, 2024
History Language of the Ranch: Exploring Different Cowboy Titles The world of ranching is filled with history and tradition, and a diverse vocabulary reflects…RanchingHeritageOctober 24, 2024
History The Chuck Wagon’s Role in the Old West The 1890s HX chuck wagon is owned by Monica Hightower and still in use.…RanchingHeritageSeptember 11, 2024
History The Legacy of Loyalty: Exploring the History of Popular Herding Breeds Courtesy of Fairfax Media Archives. It is said that a good cowdog can do the…RanchingHeritageJuly 26, 2024
HistoryPeople Lessons From a One-Room Schoolhouse One-room ranch schoolhouses offered not just education but also a connection to community.RanchingHeritageJuly 5, 2024