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Canadian Cowboy Country, publicado en idioma Inglés, es un revista de Canadá. Accede a Canadian Cowboy Country en línea en PressReader o descarga los números para leerlos más tarde. Explora los números anteriores de Canadian Cowboy Country en el archivo.

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ArticleTRAILBLAZERS: MAJOR HARRY COLEBOURN

The sol­dier who saved a bear cub and inspired Win­nie-The-Pooh. Major Harry Cole­bourn’s story begins far from the Cana­dian prairie he would one day call home. Born in Birm­ing­ham, Eng­land, in 1887, he crossed the ocean at 18, land­ing in Toronto...

TRAILBLAZERS: MAJOR HARRY COLEBOURN

ArticleALLEN SAPP LEGACY

The Cree artist who chron­icled his fam­ily and life in oil. Cree artist Allen Sapp didn’t chase trends, move­ments, or the­or­ies. He painted the life he lived. Born in 1928 on the Red Pheas­ant Cree Nation, Sapp grew up in a world shaped by fam­ily,...

ALLEN SAPP LEGACY

Article30 YEARS OF COWBOY!

A look back at stor­ies that are still in our hearts—and more to come! Cana­dian Cow­boy Coun­try is proud to cel­eb­rate 30 years rid­ing for the brand—three dec­ades of stor­ies, images, and voices that hon­our the work­ing West and the people who...

30 YEARS OF COWBOY!

ArticleTHE RISE OF THE SHOWDOWN

They reset the bar for the Rein­ing com­pet­i­tion. When you meet rein­ing trainer and coach Aus­tin Seel­hof, you’re struck first by his calm, groun­ded pres­ence—the kind that comes from dec­ades spent among horses. “I’m a rein­ing horse trainer,”...

THE RISE OF THE SHOWDOWN

ArticleHAYS LAND & CATTLE

24 The rolling hills and nat­ive grass of the Hays fam­ily ranch. Hays Land & Cattle Ltd has been run­ning cattle on the rolling hills near Hardisty for over a cen­tury, and if you ask David Hays what keeps the place thriv­ing, he'll tell you...

HAYS LAND & CATTLE