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Midwest Book Review
Featuring the photography of David Stoecklein, the illustrations of Buckeye Blake, and interviews and stories from cowboys and ranchers all over the American West, Don't Fence Me In is more than just another pretty coffee-table picture book. Don't Fence Me In addresses the modern-day cowboy and how his way of life endures in our society today. Whether they are working on their own ranch or "riding for the brand", these men take pride in their horses, their gear, and the land they care for. Not only do they live the life of the cowboy is the closing decade of the 20th century, they strive every day to preserve the heritage handed down to them and to keep in alive in the coming years of the 21st century. This collection of photographs and the narrative text they illuminate tells a story of incredibly beauty, rugged landscape, horses, cattle, flora, and the cowboy at work and at play, through the rain and the snow, the dust and the brush. Don't Fence Me In is a masterwork that would grace the Western Americana and/or photography collection of any personal, academic, or community library.
Yippy-Yi-Yea Western Lifestyles, Winter 1998
Both wit and seriousness of the photos and text give a rich and rare peek into the cowboy's way of life and make this book a treasure
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Featuring the photography of David Stoecklein, the illustrations of Buckeye Blake, and interviews and stories from cowboys and ranchers all over the American West, Don't Fence Me In is more than just another pretty coffee-table picture book. Don't Fence Me In addresses the modern-day cowboy and how his way of life endures in our society today. Whether they are working on their own ranch or "riding for the brand", these men take pride in their horses, their gear, and the land they care for. Not only do they live the life of the cowboy is the closing decade of the 20th century, they strive every day to preserve the heritage handed down to them and to keep in alive in the coming years of the 21st century. This collection of photographs and the narrative text they illuminate tells a story of incredibly beauty, rugged landscape, horses, cattle, flora, and the cowboy at work and at play, through the rain and the snow, the dust and the brush. Don't Fence Me In is a masterwork that would grace the Western Americana and/or photography collection of any personal, academic, or community library.
Yippy-Yi-Yea Western Lifestyles, Winter 1998
Both wit and seriousness of the photos and text give a rich and rare peek into the cowboy's way of life and make this book a treasure
See all Editorial Reviews
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Inside This Book Citations: This book cites 11 books Explore: Citations | Concordance | Text Stats Key Phrases - SIPs: building saddles, handmade saddle, cowboy way Key Phrases - CAPs: United States, Quarter Horse, Chuck Hall, Herb Mink, Island Park (more) Browse Sample Pages: Front Cover | Copyright | Table of Contents | Excerpt | Back Cover | Surprise Me! |
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As far as I know the history of my family, the last place they resided before coming to Texas was in Miss
As far as I know the history of my family, the last place they resided before coming to Texas was in Miss