Matador Ranch - Generations of cowboys
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- čas přidán 4. 12. 2013
- Learn more about the Matador Ranch, winner of the 2013 Zoetis/AQHA Best Remuda Award. Meet some of the employees who not only take pride in their positions, but who also represent generations of cowboys who've worked on this historic ranch.
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My daddy worked for the Matador. I misd it so much. Some of my best childhood memories took place on this ranch.
My great grandfather Ross Dennington was born in Roaring Springs and worked on the Matador; his wife Ellen Blakely Dennington was born in Afton and was the bunkhouse cook on the Matador. My grandmother Lura Dennington Redden was born on the Matador.
I hauled for the Matador for many many years. First for Porter out of Dickens Texas when I was working for R.L. Burgess. then for Andy Taylor, and finally for Carroll Cattle.The best hauling I ever got from them was hauling cattle from the Yellow House at Littlefield Texas to Eureka Kansas
Murdo Mackenzie was my great, great, great grandfather.
My mother was borne on the Matador ranch in I believe 1913 . I would love to spend my last days there . I'm a pretty good c of cowboy yet .
I'm glad to see that they are caring the Mexican heritage.
tha's the thaing ...a dream coame tru
It's a punchy look for the hats being that way
Has been split and sold sadly.
What is with these big stupid cocked up hats that everyone wears nowdays ? Walk into a cattle camp with one of these on your head in the good old days and the old timers would laugh you off the camp.
styles change. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
adrianjos04 Hats look silly!
The style these days make the hat look like its on back to front....