Cowboys and Cowgirls

The address of the Buffalo Bill Memorial Association is: 720 Sheridan Ave, Cody, WY 82414-3428

Defense against wild animals and criminals, and to kill badly injured cattle.

Cowgirls typically walk horses, as horseback riding is a central part of their lifestyle and work. They often ride in various settings, from ranches to rodeos, showcasing their skills in handling and caring for the animals. Additionally, cowgirls may also walk with dogs or other livestock when managing herds or working on the ranch.

About $30.00 per month. A top hand or foreman would be paid a little more.

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The basic definition of a cowboy means, "A boy who tends to cows". Cowboy may also come from the spanish term, vaquero, which refers to a person who manages cattle while on horseback.

Assuming you mean REAL cowboys (not the football team) they worked year round. Rounding up and branding new calves, mending fence, repairing windmills that pumped water for stock, building fences, treating sick or injured animals, etc.

The common phrase associated with a cowgirl, especially in the southern United States, is "Yee Haw!".

they r used for keeping the sun out of face

They tend cattle, mend fences, brand cattle, shoe horses, watch for predators, fight rustlers, and anything else that needs to be done on a ranch.

Mending fences, finding strays, branding cows, herding cows to market.

To herd the cows on a ranch. Also they mended fences.

Cowboys did what their job title suggests. They looked after range cattle- drove them from place to place, roped and branded them and generally did what needed to be done on a cattle ranch.

There main job was to care for the ranch and the cattle

Typically, a cowboy works on a ranch in North America doing things such as herding animals and tending to cattle. Traditionally, this is done on horseback. Cowboys can also be historically traced back to Spain and early European settlers.

A modern day cowboy working on the US plains might consider placing the following items in his saddle bag:

* matches

* cellphone

* non perishable snacks

* something to read

there where alot of difrent guns but the most famous is the colt peace maker. it was a 45 magnum revolver and was named after its abilty to resolve confrintations quickly

Rifles, shotguns, and revolvers, made by many different companies.

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wow that's a dumb answer sorry but it is. they were fighting because the colonies Jamestown and so on the simple idea " manifest destiny". which back then meant to move from the east coast of the us or north America and move west to the pacific and well the native Americans were there doing there business and there land was sacret just like the powhatans they feared that the jamestownians were coming to take over there land and well it was the right guess they did. and so when the settlers moved west because of the white man/government. the Indians when up against guns with there low tech arrows ok there low tech at all well there is the story of the Indians becoming enemies of the cowboys/white man/governent.

The conflict was between The Cavalry and The Indians. Cowboys rarely saw Indians

no i don't think so but im not sure where they live so that's that but if you tell me wroung my bad:)

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Yes. Arizona is a state where many cowboys live and work on ranches there.

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He had homes in both Cody. wyoming and North Platte, Nebraska. Both are now tourist hot spots

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Cody died of kidney failure on January 10, 1917, surrounded by family and friends at his sister's house in Denver, Colorado.

Buffalo Bill was one of the last characters of the Old West. His real name is William F. Cody. He was called Buffalo Bill because, amongst his many occupations, he was a buffalo hunter. As a play on the same name, the NFL franchise, which is located in Buffalo, NY, adapted Buffalo Bills as the name of the team and the buffalo as the team's mascot and logo.

Some things cowboys wear are button up shirts, woolies, bandanas, spurs, boots and a vest.

From Canada Girl Bills Fan

Following the 1946 season, in an effort to generate more fan interest and distinguish the football team from the city's minor league baseball and hockey teams, which also bore the name "Bisons," the team ran a contest to select a new name. Over 4,500 entries were submitted, and "the Bills" won over "Bullets," "Nickels" and "Blue Devils." Several contestants suggested the winning name, but James F. Dyson was named the winner of the $500 prize based on his essay comparing the team to a band of "Buffalo Bills." He wrote that, while the legendary Indian Scout William "Buffalo Bill" Cody helped trailblaze the American Frontier, the football team (owned by the president of Frontier Oil) was opening a new frontier in Buffalo sports.

There were two winner's of the contest to name the team "the Bill's" and the other winner was my father, Don Sweet. Rather than write an essay explaining his choice,because he was an artist, he drew a picture of Buffalo Bill wearing a football helmet, riding a buffalo across a football field. That drawing became the program cover for the first season. My father's signature is on the lower right hand corner "Don Sweet". Dad boasted about the $500. check he received, along with "the other guy" who won the contest.

Several years ago, following my Dad's death in 1999, at the age of 77, my brother-in-law, Bill Rupp, was able to buy original programs from The Bill's first season which he framed along with one of the articles written in The Buffalo News during our super bowl years 1991-1994 about my Dad and gave one to each of my four sister's and myself. We treasure this gift.