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23 Jan 09 - 02:47 AM (#2546723) Subject: BS: cowboy alphabet From: open mike inspired by a sailor's alphabet thread I came up with some entires.. — got any others to fill in the missing letters? A — APPALOOSA, ANGUS, ARENA B — BUCKAROO, BISON, BUFFALO, BOOTS, BUNK HOUSE, BRIDLE, BRAND, BUCKAROO C — CATTLE, CINCH, CHAPS, CONCHO, CHUCK WAGON, CALF D — DOGIE, DOG, DAPPLED, DUN E — EQUUS, EASY KEEPER F — FIRE G — GUN, GREAT DIVIDE H — HOOLIHAN, HORSE, HERD, HONKY-TONK I — IRON J — JERKY K — KNOT L — LOOP, LONGHORN M — MAVERICK, MANE, MUSTANG N — O — P — PARTNER, PALOMINO, PRAIRIE Q — QUARTER HORSE, QUIRT R — REINS, RODEO, ROPE, ROAN, ROUND-UP, REMUDA, REATA S — SADDLE, SPURS, SALOON, STIRRUP T — TRAIL, TAPADERO U — V — VAQUERO W — WAGON, WATER, WEATHER, WEST X — Y — Z — ZEBRA DUN |
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23 Jan 09 - 03:11 AM (#2546728) Subject: RE: BS: cowboy alphabet From: Georgiansilver N = Noose O = Oldtimer |
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23 Jan 09 - 03:52 AM (#2546744) Subject: RE: BS: cowboy alphabet From: Melissa Riders in the Sky sing a cowboy alphabet song. I think their Y is Yahoo or YeHaw.. |
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23 Jan 09 - 03:53 AM (#2546746) Subject: RE: BS: cowboy alphabet From: Melissa that's wrong..I'm sure their Y is Yodel! |
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23 Jan 09 - 05:05 AM (#2546780) Subject: RE: BS: cowboy alphabet From: Georgiansilver Y = 'yellowbellied' = coward. |
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23 Jan 09 - 09:31 AM (#2546955) Subject: RE: BS: cowboy alphabet From: Rapparee R: Ride, Riata, Red River H: Hondo, Horn, Hoorahing, Hell's Half Acre, Header, Heeler B: Burner, Beans, Butt knot, Butte, Bacon, Bob Wire, Bullet, Bunkhouse, Bronc, Blue Heeler C: Colt, Cantle, Cuttin', California, Chisum, Chisholm, Coffee, Coulee M: Mare, Montana G: Gelding L: Leather, Lincoln County T: Tailor-mades, Texas, Tejas I: Idaho O: Oysters, Oklahoma Y: Yanqui W: Whiskey, Wyoming, Wind River, Windmill U: Utah P: Powder River N: Nebraska, New Mexico K: Kansas J: Johnson County, Judiths, John Grays F: Fence A: Arroyo S: Stetson |
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23 Jan 09 - 09:40 AM (#2546966) Subject: RE: BS: cowboy alphabet From: Rapparee P: Paint S: Stocking, Slicker B: Blaze, Bull, Blue Norther X: XIT (One of the most famous brands from Texas) A: Arbuckles W: Winchester H: Henry R: Remuda, Resistol C: Cuban Heel, Chinook M: Mule Ears T: Tornado Aw, c'mon gang. I'm not even looking these up! Let's do it with names of people or places! |
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23 Jan 09 - 10:24 AM (#2547000) Subject: RE: BS: cowboy alphabet From: bobad H: HOOSEGOW N: NECKERCHIEF C: CALABOOSE, CHARDONNAY (viz. Dusty and Lefty) B: BOOT HILL |
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23 Jan 09 - 11:27 AM (#2547054) Subject: RE: BS: cowboy alphabet From: pdq calaboose - n. {a corruption of Spanish calabozo }: prison, jail hoosegow - n. {from Mexican Spanish jusgado }: jail Seems them ol' cowboys needed a lot of names for the same place. |
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23 Jan 09 - 11:41 AM (#2547069) Subject: RE: BS: cowboy alphabet From: Rapparee Don't forget "jug" and "pokey". |
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23 Jan 09 - 11:46 AM (#2547074) Subject: RE: BS: cowboy alphabet From: pdq Yep, and if one wanted a good rodeo name, he could try "Stoney" Lonesome. 'About as good as "Slim" Pickens. |
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23 Jan 09 - 01:14 PM (#2547148) Subject: Lyr Add: FRECKLES' ADVICE (Baxter Black) From: Rapparee "Lonesome" means "big, empty spaces", as in "out in the Big Lonesome." If you want a good rodeo name, try Freckles Brown: FRECKLES' ADVICE ©Baxter Black Though Freckles is an angel now, he ain't forgot his friends. He drops to earth and hangs around behind the buckin' pens. He pulls a rope or just makes sure a rider gets bucked free. So I took it as an honor, the day he spoke to me... "I saw you ride your bull today. You sure did yourself proud. You had him by the short hairs, I could feel it in the crowd!" "I really should be thankful that I even stayed aboard. You could'a done it better, Freckles...I'm lucky that I scored!" "Hey don't be puttin' yourself down! You know you did okay. The time will come when you look back and hunger for today When everything was workin' right and judges liked your style, Your joints were smooth, your belly flat and girls liked your smile. "Cause in between the best you rode and the last one that you'll try You'll face your own mortality and look it in the eye. There ain't no shame admittin' you ain't what you used to be, The shame is blamin' Lady Luck when Father Time's the key! So if they know you came to ride and always did your best Then hang your ol' spurs up with pride, 'cause that's the acid test And, say some gunsel offers you a 'Geritol on Ice,' Just grin 'im down, 'cause you don't have to ride Tornado twice!" |
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23 Jan 09 - 01:16 PM (#2547153) Subject: RE: BS: cowboy alphabet From: Georgiansilver Lonesome also means... singular, solitary, lacking company. |
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23 Jan 09 - 01:18 PM (#2547155) Subject: RE: BS: cowboy alphabet From: pdq Er, "stoney lonesome" is another Western slang term for jail. The "Graybar Hotel" is yet another. |
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23 Jan 09 - 01:35 PM (#2547173) Subject: RE: BS: cowboy alphabet From: Rapparee Some of the early jails were literally holes in the ground, others meant you were shackled out-of-door to a very large log. |
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23 Jan 09 - 09:29 PM (#2547522) Subject: RE: BS: cowboy alphabet From: Q (Frank Staplin) This reference the best for Cowboy Lingo Vaquero-Cowboy Lingo Go to Chapter 11. It will fill in the blanks. The entire article by Gilbert y Chavez is worth downloading. |
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23 Jan 09 - 09:59 PM (#2547543) Subject: RE: BS: cowboy alphabet From: Rapparee So's the book "Cowboy Lingo" by Ramon F. Adams. Belly-roped, piggin' string, hornswoggling, busting, dallying, dally man, tying fast, tie man, rope corral, snake wood, ocean wave, off herd, pool roundup, hackamore, mecarte, mangana, slick fork, horn string, rim-fire, double-barreled, rigging rings, fork, center-fire, leg jockey, aperejos, maleta, morral, cricket, ridin' the bag-line, hazer, wrangatong, night-hawk, shotguns, woolies, fence-stretcher, buggy boss, stamp brand, road brand, over-round, steeple fork, sop, wreck pan, blotted brand, running iron, necktie social, hemp fever, slip shooting, lady fashion, skinner, nester, pants rats, windy, wish book. |
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23 Jan 09 - 10:38 PM (#2547561) Subject: RE: BS: cowboy alphabet From: Q (Frank Staplin) Both are necessary. So much of the lingo is based on Vaquero terminology. |
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24 Jan 09 - 04:37 AM (#2547660) Subject: RE: BS: cowboy alphabet From: open mike vaca = cow vaquero = cowboy buckaroo = mis-prounounced (or re-pronounced) vaquero thanks for the additional words--gotta find that "riders" alphabet song |
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24 Jan 09 - 02:25 PM (#2548014) Subject: RE: BS: cowboy alphabet From: open mike O.K., BUT WHY ARE YOUR ENTRIES NOT IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER, RAP? I SHOULD THINK YOU, ABOVE ALL OTHERS, WOULD WANT TO CATAGORIZE THE ENTRIES, AS IF THEY WERE IN DEWEY DECIMAL ORDER... HERE'S ANOTHER VARMINTS...(CRITTERS) HOW ABOUT VITTLES (VICTUALS = FOOD) |
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24 Jan 09 - 03:14 PM (#2548056) Subject: RE: BS: cowboy alphabet From: open mike see other thread for link to cowboy gathering (festival) cybercast streaming video cybercast of Cowboy Gatheirng Jan 27-31, 2009 |
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24 Jan 09 - 04:38 PM (#2548130) Subject: RE: BS: cowboy alphabet From: Rapparee They're not alphabetized because a computer can find a single word faster than I can alphabetize the list. Besides, I didn't feel like doing it. I'd love to be in Elko, but rooms are booked solid at least a year out -- and I'm down with Something Awful anyway. |
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24 Jan 09 - 04:59 PM (#2548151) Subject: RE: BS: cowboy alphabet From: Q (Frank Staplin) vittles? Occasionally seen in western novels. The coosie might not understand. The usual word was chuck. And to the old cowboy, a critter was a cow. Varmint OK for vermin. |
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24 Jan 09 - 05:04 PM (#2548154) Subject: Lyr Add: MY PONY KNOWS THE WAY (Tom Paxton) From: open mike Something Awful as in: MY PONY KNOWS THE WAY by Tom Paxton The Chisholm Trail became the road to Disneyland After Billy the Kid, came Lash LaRue The only longhorn left are in the movies The only buffalo left are in the zoo CHORUS: But my pony, my pony knows the way back home My pony loves his stall and he wants his hay This night air just might sober me some My head is poundin' like a Cherokee drum But my pony, my pony knows the way Friday evenings, I go into Tahlequah Where I get myself a haircut and a steak I buy myself a pint of something awful Go and make another big mistake REPEAT CHORUS Halfway home, I sometime get this feeling Wond'rin' why I'm still alone tonight Then I check the bottle in my pocket And if it ain't empty, I'm alright. |
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27 Jan 09 - 02:53 AM (#2549965) Subject: RE: BS: cowboy alphabet From: open mike did we not say bronco yet? |
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27 Jan 09 - 11:32 AM (#2550178) Subject: RE: BS: cowboy alphabet From: Rapparee Well, let's add some more: Apache Ute Shoshone Bannock Comanche Pawnee Paiute Navajo Nez Perce Hunkpapa Brule Miniconju Mandan Umatilla Sac Fox Cherokee Choctaw Haidan Tlingit Zuni Pueblo Hopi |
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27 Jan 09 - 11:51 AM (#2550193) Subject: RE: BS: cowboy alphabet From: Alice Z: Zane Grey |
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27 Jan 09 - 11:58 AM (#2550196) Subject: RE: BS: cowboy alphabet From: Alice X: San Xavier Mission (Western Folklife Center) |
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27 Jan 09 - 12:00 PM (#2550198) Subject: RE: BS: cowboy alphabet From: Alice click on the audio link at that San Xavier page |
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27 Jan 09 - 12:01 PM (#2550199) Subject: RE: BS: cowboy alphabet From: Alice I should say, "Listen" link,.. it s not labled audio. Click on "Listen". |
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04 Mar 09 - 12:52 AM (#2580828) Subject: RE: BS: cowboy alphabet From: open mike add cayouse...another word for horse |
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04 Mar 09 - 02:00 AM (#2580848) Subject: RE: BS: cowboy alphabet From: GUEST,Slag Cayuse were/are an Indian tribe, I believe in northern Washington, with a rep for mean and ornery. And "ornery" is another good term. The song "Strawberry Roan" has some great terminology. If your cattle got the "collywobbles" you were in for a long night. If YOU got the collywobbles, head to the slit trench and hunker down. Worthless was not worth a hoot or a holler. The perennial sidekick of TV western heroes was Gabby Hayes and he could really run a string of purely western verbiage when prompted. One of his favorites was "I'll be hornswoggled." "Tin star" was derogatory for a lawman and "Tin-horn" was a swindler or a phony. |
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04 Mar 09 - 10:23 AM (#2581053) Subject: RE: BS: cowboy alphabet From: wysiwyg O = Owl Hoot Trail (search Cat for discussion) ~S~ |
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04 Mar 09 - 05:40 PM (#2581377) Subject: RE: BS: cowboy alphabet From: open mike Palouse might also be a tribe or area from Washington state. could it be short for Appaloosa? |
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04 Mar 09 - 06:21 PM (#2581402) Subject: Cowboy alphabet song - From: Genie I know not all the posts in this thread are about songs, but several are (The Cowboy Alphabet Song, Alice's link to the audio at the San Xavier Mission site, the Tom Paxton song), so I'm wondering why this thread isn't 'above the fold' (in the Music section). Genie |
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04 Mar 09 - 07:05 PM (#2581431) Subject: RE: BS: cowboy alphabet From: Nick E V is for Varmit! |
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04 Mar 09 - 07:26 PM (#2581438) Subject: RE: BS: cowboy alphabet From: GUEST,Slag Consarnnit |
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05 Mar 09 - 09:34 AM (#2581742) Subject: RE: BS: cowboy alphabet From: Donuel as heard on CNN Cowboy capitalism |
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17 Apr 09 - 10:19 PM (#2613578) Subject: RE: BS: cowboy alphabet From: open mike This year, 2009, April is National Poetry Month and Apr. 19-26 is National Cowboy Poetry Week. I am refreshing this thread in hopes that some clever mudcats might compose poems or songs for the occasion. |
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18 Apr 09 - 02:30 PM (#2613955) Subject: RE: BS: cowboy alphabet From: open mike For Cowboy Poetry Week, here is a list to use if you write a poem or song...ammended, appended list...combined a lot of the terms added from above. feel free to add other words if they occur to you..thanks! it is in alphabetical order(sort of)according to first letters, any way |
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18 Apr 09 - 02:33 PM (#2613958) Subject: RE: BS: cowboy alphabet From: open mike oops, hit send before posting list.. A APPALOOSA, ANGUS, ARENA, Arbuckles, arroyo, aperejos, Apache B BUCKAROO, BISON, BUFFALO, BOOTS, BOOT HILL , bronco, bronc, Blaze, Bull, Blue Norther BUNK HOUSE, bit, BRIDLE, BRAND, BUCKAROO, barbed wire, Burner, Beans, Butt knot, Butte, Bacon, Bob Wire, Bullet, Bunkhouse, Blue Heeler, Belly-roped, busting, buggy boss, blotted brand, Bannock, Brule, C CATTLE, CINCH, CHAPS, CONCHO, CHUCK WAGON, CALF, colt, center-fire, Consarnnit, CALABOOSE, CHARDONNAY (viz. Dusty and Lefty), cricket, chincs, calaboose - n. {a corruption of Spanish calabozo }: prison, jail, cayouse, camp cookie, Cantle, Cuttin', California, Chisum, Chisholm, Coffee, Coulee, Cuban Heel, Chinook, Comanche, Cherokee, Choctaw, Cayuse D DOGIE, DOG, DAPPLED, DUN, dally, dallying, dallyman, double-barreled, Dakota E EQUUS, EASY KEEPER F FIRE, Fence, fence-stretcher, fork, Fox (tribe) G GUN, GREAT DIVIDE, Graybar Hotel, Gelding, gallows H HOOLIHAN, HORSE, HERD, HONKY-TONK, hornswoggling, hazer, hackamore, HOOSEGOW--{from Mexican Spanish jusgado }: jail, Hondo, Horn, Hoorahing, Henry, Hell's Half Acre, Header, Heeler, horn string, hemp fever, Haidan, Hunkpapa, Hopi I IRON, Idaho J JERKY, jug (jail), Jail, Johnson County, Judiths, John Grays K KNOT, Kansas L LOOP, LONGHORN, Leather, Lincoln County, leg jockey, loco weed, lady fashion, Lakota, M MAVERICK, MANE, MUSTANG, Mare, Montana, Mule Ears, mecarte, mangana, maleta, morral, mule skinner, Miniconju, Mandan N Noose, NECKERCHIEF, Nebraska, New Mexico, night-hawk, necktie social, nester, Navajo, Nez Perce, O Oldtimer, Oysters, Oklahoma, ocean wave, off herd, over-round, Omaha P PARTNER, PALOMINO, PRAIRIE, Paint, Pinto, Pony, pokey, poker, paper collar, Powder River, Palouse, pistol, piggin' string, pool round up, pants rats, Pawnee, Paiute, Pueblo Q QUARTER HORSE, QUIRT R REINS, RODEO, ROPE, ROAN, ROUND-UP, REMUDA, REATA, , Riata , rowls, Rowels, Ride, Red River, Resistol, revolver, rope corral, rigging rings, rim-fire ridin' the bag-line, road brand, running iron, S SADDLE, SPURS, SALOON, stirrup, Stocking, Slicker, sunfishing, steer, stallion, Stetson, snake wood, swing, slick fork, shot guns, stamp brand, steeple fork, sop, slip shooting, skinner, Shoshone, Sac, T TRAIL, TAPADERO, Tailor-mades, Texas, Tejas, ten gallon hat, tornado, twister, Tie man, tying fast, tree, Tlingit U Utah, Ute, Umatilla V VAQUERO, VARMINTS, Varmit , vittles W WAGON, WATER, WEATHER, WEST, Whiskey, Wyoming, Wind River, Windmill, Winchester, wrangler, wrangatong, woolies, wreck pan, wild west, windy, wish book X XIT (One of the most famous brands from Texas) Y Yahoo, YeHaw, Yodel, Yanqui, 'yellowbellied' = coward, yoke Z ZEBRA DUN , Zane Grey, Zuni |
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18 Apr 09 - 03:17 PM (#2613984) Subject: RE: BS: cowboy alphabet From: Jim Dixon Well, when my son was little, and we used to play the alphabet game in the car while on a long drive (where you call out names of things, one for each letter, as soon as you see them, in alphabetical order) we used to say that when you came to X, you could use words that start with "ex-". Exhaust ... Actually, come to think of it, there aren't that many nouns that start with "ex-" either. Most are either verbs or adjectives. So I guess you have to allow noun phrases, i.e. adjective + noun. |
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18 Apr 09 - 05:23 PM (#2614061) Subject: RE: BS: cowboy alphabet From: artbrooks I dunno, Rap...any cowboy who runs across a Tlingit is seriously lost. |
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20 Apr 09 - 02:07 PM (#2614980) Subject: RE: BS: cowboy alphabet From: open mike adding some more terms--including parts of a saddle and gaits of a horse pommel trot canter gallop lope lariat saddle blanket powder horn halter tack snaffle shank |
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21 Apr 13 - 02:27 PM (#3506703) Subject: RE: BS: cowboy alphabet From: open mike IT IS COWBOY POETRY WEEK, AND HERE ARE SOME WORDS YOU MIGHT WANT TO USE TO WRITE YOUR OWN COWBOY POEM...HERE IS THE LIST WITH ALL THE ENTRIES ADDED...(GOT ANY MORE?)A B C D = A BUCKAROO COWBOY DICTIONARY A APPALOOSA, ANGUS, ARENA, Arbuckles, arroyo, aperejos, Apache B BUCKAROO, BISON, BUFFALO, BOOTS, BOOT HILL , bronco, bronc, Blaze, Bull, Blue Norther, BUNK HOUSE, bit, BRIDLE, BRAND, , barbed wire, BULLET Burner, Beans, Butt knot, Butte, Bacon, Bob Wire, Bullet, Bunkhouse, Blue Heeler, Belly-roped, busting, buggy boss, blotted brand, Bannock, Brule, C CATTLE, CINCH, CHAPS, CONCHO, CHUCK WAGON, CALF, colt, center-fire, Consarnnit, CALABOOSE, CHARDONNAY (viz. Dusty and Lefty), cricket, chincs, calaboose - n. {a corruption of Spanish calabozo }: prison, jail, cayouse, camp cookie, Cantle, Cuttin', California, Chisum, Chisholm, Coffee, Coulee, Cuban Heel, Chinook, Comanche, Cherokee, Choctaw, Cayuse, , collywobbles, CANTER D DOGIE, DOG, DAPPLED, DUN, dally, dallying, dallyman, double-barreled, Dakota E EQUUS, EASY KEEPER F FIRE, Fence, fence-stretcher, fork, Fox (tribe) G GUN, GREAT DIVIDE, Graybar Hotel, Gelding, gallows, GUT SHOT, GALLOP H HOOLIHAN, HORSE, HERD, HONKY-TONK, HALTER, hornswoggling, hazer, hackamore, HOOSEGOW--{from Mexican Spanish jusgado }: jail, Hondo, Horn, Hoorahing, Henry, Hell's Half Acre, Header, Heeler, horn string, hemp fever, Haidan, Hunkpapa, Hopi I IRON, Idaho J JERKY, jug (jail), Jail, Johnson County, Judiths, John Grays K KNOT, Kansas L LOOP, LONGHORN, Leather, Lincoln County, leg jockey, loco weed, lady fashion, Lakota, LARIAT, LASSO, LAKOTA, LOPE M MAVERICK, MANE, MUSTANG, Mare, Montana, Mule Ears, mecarte, mangana, maleta, morral, mule skinner, Miniconju, Mandan N Noose, NECKERCHIEF, Nebraska, New Mexico, night-hawk, necktie social, nester, Navajo, Nez Perce O Oldtimer, Oysters, Oklahoma, ocean wave, off herd, over-round, Omaha P PARTNER, PALOMINO, PRAIRIE, Paint, Pinto, Pony, pokey, poker, paper collar, Powder River, Palouse, pistol, piggin' string, pool round up, pants rats, Pawnee, Paiute, Pueblo, pommel, POWDER HORN Q QUARTER HORSE, QUIRT R REINS, RODEO, ROPE, ROAN, ROUND-UP, REMUDA, REATA, , Riata , rowls, Rowels, Ride, Red River, Resistol, revolver, rope corral, rigging rings, rim-fire ridin' the bag-line, road brand, running iron, S SADDLE, SPURS, SALOON, stirrup, Stocking, Slicker, sunfishing, steer, stallion, SIOUX Stetson, snake wood, swing, slick fork, shot guns, stamp brand, steeple fork, sop, slip shooting, skinner, Shoshone, Sac, saddle blanket, shank, snaffle T TRAIL, TAPADERO, Tailor-mades, Texas, Tejas, ten gallon hat, tornado, twister, Tie man, tying fast, tree, Tlingit, TIN STAR, TIN HORN, TROT, TACK U Utah, Ute, Umatilla V VAQUERO, VARMINTS, Varmit , vittles W WAGON, WATER, WEATHER, WEST, Whiskey, Wyoming, Wind River, Windmill, Winchester, wrangler, wrangatong, woolies, wreck pan, wild west, windy, wish book X XIT (One of the most famous brands from Texas) Y Yahoo, YeHaw, Yodel, Yanqui, 'yellowbellied' = coward, yoke Z ZEBRA DUN , Zane Grey, Zuni |
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21 Apr 13 - 05:03 PM (#3506772) Subject: RE: BS: cowboy alphabet From: John on the Sunset Coast Y -- YONDER (allus looking for something out yonder.) Also, I believe that Louis L'Amour used a neologism, "to yonder", meaning to just keep going, perhaps without a specific destination in mind; just getting further on away from civilization. |
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21 Apr 13 - 05:09 PM (#3506773) Subject: RE: BS: cowboy alphabet From: John on the Sunset Coast A--ALKALAI D--DADGUM, DAGNABIT C--CONSARN O--ORNARY T--TENDERFOOT G--GREENHORN |
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21 Apr 13 - 05:26 PM (#3506780) Subject: RE: BS: cowboy alphabet From: John on the Sunset Coast D--DRAG (RIDING DRAG) riding behind the herd on a trail drive so there are no stragglers. T--TRAIL BOSS F--FOREMAN L--LINE SHACK R--RUNNING IRON (used by RUSTLERS to change brands illegally) P--PALAVER |
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21 Apr 13 - 05:35 PM (#3506784) Subject: RE: BS: cowboy alphabet From: pdq More about the word/tribe/pony called... Cayuse/cayuse/cayouse/cayoose |
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21 Apr 13 - 07:08 PM (#3506814) Subject: RE: BS: cowboy alphabet From: Fossil Being English and living in New Zealand disqualifies me from making any comments on matters cowboy, but I do think there was a bit of possibly unconscious humour (OK, humor) in Open Mike's original list under "G"... "GUN, GREAT DIVIDE" Pure Americana,that! |
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21 Apr 13 - 07:52 PM (#3506831) Subject: RE: BS: cowboy alphabet From: Q (Frank Staplin) Xerga- a cloth placed between the salea and pack saddle. Salea- a soft sheepskin placed between a horse's back and saddle blanket. From Cowboys - Vaqueros, Chapter 9, , Vaquero-Cowboy Lingo, Donald Gilbert Y Chavez |
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20 Apr 17 - 11:25 AM (#3851439) Subject: RE: BS: cowboy alphabet for poetry and lyrics From: open mike It is once gain cowboy poetry week...have at it!! |
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20 Apr 17 - 11:27 AM (#3851440) Subject: RE: BS: cowboy alphabet From: open mike http://www.cowboypoetry.com/ |
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20 Apr 17 - 12:51 PM (#3851454) Subject: RE: BS: cowboy alphabet From: robomatic EQUUS ? ¿Quién sabe? |
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20 Apr 17 - 10:43 PM (#3851530) Subject: RE: BS: cowboy alphabet From: Rapparee Caballo Judiths Steers Outfit Rimfire Forked Cold jawed Fiadore Sombrero Rattler Hunker Roughstocker Wall-eyed Bawl Peeler Sunfish Ranahan Cholla Hoss Woolies Magay Sam Stack Tree Dally Chouse Bedroll Anaplaz Greasewood Goose neck Hand Rough-out Preg check Heeler Header |