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Rodeo Camp and Hunting For Morels
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
Some of the best places to look are under trees that have small short needles, like the Tamarack.
Chasing the Dream No Matter What
Land & Livestock Report
More on paralyzed barrel racer/roper Amberly Snyder.
Introducing Kids to the World of Horses
Food Forethought
One of the primary goals of the American Quarter Horse Association is to grow efforts to introduce kids to the world of horses.
A Champion of Adversity
Land & Livestock Report
One woman has overcome a great adversity to keep doing what she loves to do.
Popular Rodeo Will Go On & New Loss Protection Programs
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
Thanks to an additional recovery aid the Darrington Timberbowl Rodeo scheduled for June 21 will be able to go on as planned, and FSA still writing policy and procedure for new programs.
Rodeo Skit Uproar
Food Forethought
Politicians have long been used to garner laughs in rodeo skits.
Inflation Slows & Cookie Dough Recall
Northwest Report
Some cookie dough is being recalled...there may be some good news regarding food prices...and Lacy has a look at the recent Obama/Rodeo flap.
Bares and Broncs Futurity
Land & Livestock Report
Similar to spotlighting rookie cowboys, on Saturday May 18th at the Ellensburg at the fairgrounds the 6th annual Bares and Broncs Futurity will highlight some young fresh new talent on the rough stock rodeo circuit -- young horses that is.
Tooting Their Horn & Beer 'n Broncs
Northwest Report
A USDA official feels it's important for rural communities to toot their own horn...Idaho is fighting to keep beer at rodeo events and Lacy looks at lard.
Wrangler National Patriot Program
Land & Livestock Report
"We salute the core principles of America's soldiers because they so proudly reflect the ways of the West."
The Working Cow Horse?
Land & Livestock Report
The vaquero's horse needed to intimidate the half-wild, dangerous cattle, and that amazingly talented equine became the model of today's working cow horse
Calf Roping To Tie Down, Rodeo's Efforts To Protect Stock
Land & Livestock Report
In the 2004 Finals Northwest cowboy Blair Burke paid dearly for rodeo's animal welfare effort, about $40,000 plus a world championship when he was disqualified for dragging a calf.
IThe NFR's Idol Contest
Land & Livestock Report
How to perform at the next National Finals Rodeo without roping or riding.
Young Rodeo Horses Debut Saturday
Land & Livestock Report
Experience the excitement of young horses first trip to the big leagues this weekend in Ellensburg.
Do You Dream Of Having a Little Team of Bucking Horses?
Land & Livestock Report
Yes there are bucking futurities and one of the few in the Northwest is scheduled for Sat. May 12 in Ellensburg, Bares and Broncs!
Taking It To The Extreme
Land & Livestock Report
Living in the moment is a rare gift in this era of hyper- connectivity. Yet the deaths of three back country skiers earlier this month is a reminder that taking it extreme is dangerous.