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Canadian Cowboy Country, publié en langue Anglais, est un magazine de Canada. Consultez Canadian Cowboy Country en ligne sur PressReader ou téléchargez des numéros pour les lire plus tard. Parcourez les anciens numéros de Canadian Cowboy Country dans les archives.

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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