College Rodeo 101
By Lacey Corbett School is in session and college campuses all over are bursting at the seams. Here in Las Cruces, N.M., we are unloading practice stock and watering arenas in preparation for fall rodeo […]
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When a City Girl Goes Country
By Annette Bridges What do you wish you could tell your mother-in-law? My husband’s dear mom passed away more than 20 years ago, but my-oh-my, how I wish she would have sought out some relationship […]
The Garden Guy: North Texas Gardeners Need 24-Karat Gold for the Cool Season Garden
By Norman Winter The cool season landscape is a real joy after a blazing August has departed, and the cooler September temperatures signal cool season planting time is rapidly approaching to the North Texas gardener. […]
Confessions of a Hunter: A Coon Hound He’s Not
By Andy Anderson In elementary school, one Friday each month the entire school would assemble in the auditorium to watch a movie. We watched all sorts of movies, about wildlife adventures or some other inspiring […]
Lacey’s Pantry
By Lacey Newlin Servings: 6-8 Time: 1 hour Ingredients FOR THE CHIPS 4 yellow squash, cut into rounds 1/4 c. olive oil Kosher salt Freshly ground black pepper Pinch red pepper flakes 1 c. panko […]
Stocking Rate – Should I Be That Concerned? Volume 4 – Theodore Roosevelt
By Tony Dean This month, Tony Dean wraps up a four part series on Stocking Rate – Should I Be That Concerned? Read below to find out more on why it is such an important […]
Tater Jordan is on his way to the Junior National Finals Rodeo
By Judy Wade Tater Jordan, 13-year-old Dean resident, will be on his way to Las Vegas in December for the Junior National Finals Rodeo. He qualified to compete in the tie-down roping by winning the […]
Texas Trivia: How well do you know the Lone Star State?
Whether you are a native or got here as fast as you could, those in the Lone Star State are a proud bunch when it comes to the unique traits of their home state. The […]
Flexural Limb Deformities
By Garrett Metcalf, DVM Almost every horse person has heard of contracted tendons in a horse but flexural limb deformities (FLD) are a little more complicated than just tight tendons. There are different locations or […]
Dino Tracks Discovered
By Mandi Dietz Someday, Springtown, “where country meets living,” may give Glen Rose, the Dinosaur Capital of Texas, a run for its money, considering a treasure of dinosaur tracks found a couple years ago. A […]