Cowboy or Farmer? is a delightful mix of farm and ranch stories that will keep you thinking of the old days. The book is filled with colorful stories of everyday life in rural Nebraska and New Mexico. Author Joel Randall spins stories and poems based on events in his life: tales such as “Common Sense,” “Plowin’ Snow” and “Smokey, He’s Not For Sale.” There is a bonus chapter of Stories told by Mark Randall, the author’s father. This book is sure to appeal to everyone who has every lived on a farm or ranch and raised crops or livestock. Whether the reader is a cowboy or a farmer or just plain interested in rural living, they’ll find many gems in Cowboy or Farmer?

Cowboy or Farmer? Sometimes it's hard to tell

Joel Randall

Heartland Publishing

<p>Reflections &amp; Perceptions: From the Land of Grass &amp; Buffalo is food for your soul, your pleasure &amp; pain. Randall states: Caution -- Look Out -- Contains Tabooly -- Reflections &amp; Perceptions of Taboo Subjects -- Warning - Disclaimer -- "Reflections &amp; Perceptions" will push your wall of beliefs &amp; perceptions, which may not be as true as you'd like them to be. Hopefully you'll see the humor of it all and open wider the small crack of your mind and soak up &amp; enjoy this book about...well...Everything. -- Please look in &amp; look out!</p>

Reflections & Perceptions

AGING COWBOY RECOUNTS EARLY TEEN ADVENTURES ON WESTERN RANCH-- Boys have always worked alongside men on the farms and ranches of America. In It Never Rains In Gold Gap, storyteller and award winning cowboy poet Eagle Ashcroft recounts his youthful adventures working on one of the largest ranches in Arizona during the 1940’s. This book includes more than forty short stories such as: “The Camp Cook’s Day Off,” “Cattle Drive,” “Wild Cow Milking,” and “Rodeo.”-- Out on the ranch, Ashcroft learned his cowboying ways and had many dubious adventures at the urging of older cowboys. He worked alongside the men, but his naiveté made him vulnerable to the pranks, tricks, and the poor ethics of the drifters and practical jokers who found their fun at his expense.--   Jo Moon who worked with Ashcroft on the book says, “There are volumes written about John Wayne cowboys, but there isn’t much out there about the young cowboys. From a historical perspective, I feel Ashcroft’s stories about life on a big ranch are important to save. They’re insightful reading for all cowboy and western fans. I think many people will be surprised at how hard life was for the working cowboys even in the 1940's. There weren't many modern conveniences out on the ranches. Cowboying was hard, often lonely work with long days and short nights. Eagle shares so much of the color of the era that is unknown to those outside the the southwest during this time period."

It Never Rains In Gold Gap

Eagle Ashcroft

Jo, Moon

The Chestnut Pan : A Christmas Story

Horton, Donald

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Cowboy or Farmer? Sometimes it's hard to tell

Reflections & Perceptions

It Never Rains In Gold Gap

The Chestnut Pan : A Christmas Story