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<blockquote data-quote="Dave" data-source="post: 1380578" data-attributes="member: 498"><p>This could go on a long time like the farm versus ranch discussion. But having drawn wages as a cowboy I sometimes get touchy about the subject. To me there are two kinds of cowboys. One is a rodeo cowboy. It is pretty self explanatory what they do. The second is a ranch cowboy. They work on a ranch working cattle often on horse back because the terrain and distances dictates horses as the mode of transportation. They are often required to rope and doctor cattle out in the wide open where there are no pens or chutes available. There are probably countless definitions and opinions on what makes a cowboy but to me there are both horses and cattle involved and the cowboy has a working knowledge of both.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Dave, post: 1380578, member: 498"] This could go on a long time like the farm versus ranch discussion. But having drawn wages as a cowboy I sometimes get touchy about the subject. To me there are two kinds of cowboys. One is a rodeo cowboy. It is pretty self explanatory what they do. The second is a ranch cowboy. They work on a ranch working cattle often on horse back because the terrain and distances dictates horses as the mode of transportation. They are often required to rope and doctor cattle out in the wide open where there are no pens or chutes available. There are probably countless definitions and opinions on what makes a cowboy but to me there are both horses and cattle involved and the cowboy has a working knowledge of both. [/QUOTE]
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