cowboys

While a cowboy and his son check the cattle, they count the things that they see.

Rough and tough Jalapeno Hal finds a way to bring rain to a dry Texas town.

Describes the life and work of Wallace McRae and his family on their ranch in Rosebud County, Montana, including the spring roundup and branding of cattle, the local rodeo, the gathering and storing of hay, and the interaction with the coal workers in town.

Two drifters, George and Lennie, see their dreams of buying their own farm come to a tragic end when Lennie, a simple-minded man, accidentally commits a crime.

Sustained by the hope of someday owning a farm of their own, two migrant laborers arrive to work on a ranch in central California.

After receiving a cowboy suit for his birthday, Matthew takes an imaginary trip out West where he tames a wild horse, solves the puzzle of a mysterious cattle brand, and captures some rustlers.

Humorous rhyming answers to fourteen questions about what it's like to be a cowboy.

Twins Bill and Phil spend an exciting vacation out west at the same ranch as their teacher, Miss Pace, and her boyfriend, the wild cowboy Last Bob.

Describes the work that cowboys do and how events at a rodeo evolved as a test of cowboys' skills.

In this Western folk song, an educated fellow mistaken for a greenhorn proves his cowboy ability by riding a wild horse. 'Includes a discussion of Afro-American and Hispanic cowboys in the nineteenth century.