Cowboy Halloween

                   Traditionally Halloween is a holiday for dressing up as something different than you are everyday of the week.  When you are a cowboy

there is something about your loyalty that can't let you be something

different.   As hard as I have tried to convince my cowboy to be something

different for Halloween he always comes back to his roots.   This year is no exception!

2009  Cowboy Santa  

Chaps, Hat and cowboys boots included

2008   Zorro   Black Hat, Black shirt, Black Wranglers, Black boots  (I'm still a Cowboy)

2007 Cowgirl, her dog, indian princess, righthand man on his trusty steed.

2005  Dr Mont Meyers our local Veternarian

2004 A knight isn't complete with out his horse

2003  Bullseye and Zeak (not Woody)

A rodeo clown was he for 2 years in a row because mom I'm not a clown or a bullrider I'm a roper.

Some other things we have in our cap are John Wayne, Man from Snowy River, and my favorite idea if they can make it work are Team Roping Partners, One is the Header, one as the Heeler.  I told them they had to be creative and they could do it next year.

Rodeo moms we have an obligation and duty to keep our heritage strong even on Halloween.  Be creative and have fun! Love the life we live and don't try to be different because it is Halloween, Celebrate your Cowboy Heritage because, it's Halloween.

From one rodeo mom to another.

  "Just let' em be Cowboys!'

 That's what they are.

Easy Dinners for Practice Nights 2

by Lisa Woodland


Here is another easy dinner recipe:


BBQ Sandwiches

Ingredients:

2 lb Beef & Pork

1 Large Onion

Montreal Steak Seasoning

Salt and Pepper

16 oz Dr Pepper (Put half the bottle in with the roast.)

BBQ Sauce (Your Choice)

Directions

1. Cook roast with 1/2 Dr Pepper, onion, and seasonings in crock pot or Dutch oven for 6 hours. (Perhaps while you are at work)

2. Take roast out and shred it back into the crock pot or Dutch oven.

3. Add BBQ Sauce and the rest of the Dr Pepper. (Keep on a low temperature)

3. Go out and practice.

4. Come in and serve on a Hamburger bun, on top of a salad, or in a tortilla.

Practice Makes Perfect - Picture of the Week

Since my son started tie down roping.  This is what he does almost every single day.