ranchers

"When prairie girl Ruth Mason finds strange rocks on her family land, she devotes her life to uncovering their source, leading to the discovery of thousands of dinosaur fossils"--Provided by publisher.

As recently as 1971, wild mustangs were legally hunted on US public land. This finally changed, thanks to one determined woman and help from a brigade of children across the country.

Ira Hamilton, the teenage son of an Indian-hating rancher, learns to make his own decisions and become his own man while attempting to recover a prize Arabian colt stolen from him by a local rustler known as Hawkeye.

Itinerant lawmen Virgil Cole and Everett Hitch, accustomed to cleaning up after opportunistic thieves, encounter a formidable enemy when they arrive in Appaloosa, a town controlled by renegade rancher Randall Bragg.

The author describes his family's move to Colorado from New Hampshire in 1906 when he was eight and their trials and triumphs in ranching.

They dared to dream of a bold new land where men and women of passion held destiny in their hands.

Canavan drifts into a shooting war between the big ranchers and, in order to protect a woman and a small ranch, he decides to stay.

Examines the life of Richard King, including his childhood on the river, his days as a steamboat captain, his creation of the King Ranch, and how he developed modern cattle ranching.

Memoir of Alan Day about how he purchased an old ranch in South Dakota and turned it into a sanctuary for wild horses.

Collection of essays from America's foremost western writers about horses and life on the ranges of the American West.