Riding Bulls to Raising Kids By Laci Jones With a career as a professional bull rider that spanned more than 15 years, J.W. Hart was the...
By Barry Whitworth, DVM Chances are that livestock producers at some time or another will be affected by a disaster such as a flood, tornado, drought...
By Laci Jones Fire engulfed thousands of acres of land across Colorado, Kansas, Texas and Oklahoma in early March. Ranchers risked everything to try to save...
By Ralph Chain In 1935 and 1936, when we used to work a lot of mules, my granddad and dad decided to build some mule barns....
by Judy Wade Hundreds of villages and small towns almost disappear each year. Some just fade away with little to mark their existence. Others have left...
By Judy Wade Many people consider the Hardy Murphy Coliseum in Ardmore an equine facility only. It does, indeed, host a myriad of horse-related activities each...
By Janis Blackwell As the season arrives to gear up for participation in your equine event of choice, one thing remains a constant for all horse...
By Laci Jones With the saying, “Don’t reinvent the wheel,” Lee Liles, owner of the National Museum of Horse Shoeing Tools and Hall of Honor said...
By Laci Jones If it were not for the horseshoe and wagon wheel, the United States would not have been founded, according to Lee Liles. The...
By Laci Jones A dog is commonly referred to as “man’s best friend,” but is the saying still true for a working dog? Randy Reed, an...
