"Morning Orders"

24"x20" Acrylic

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"Leading the Team"

Watercolor 12" x 9"  

    I trained horses to pull wagons and stagecoaches for movies. The horses bond and become a better team when they are kept together.

"Nieve ternero temprano atrasado"

(Late Snow, Early Calf)

 36”x48” Oil

This is a memory. When I was a teenager we had a Spring Snow Storm. I had to ride from 3 AM to 1:30 PM to gather the newborns. My feet had gotten so cold I could not fell them.

"Outside Steer " 24”x48” Oil

One pasture on many ranches in West Texas may be many sections in size. Often a steer will be missed during the roundup. The steer will go wild and cause the other cattle to do the same. So, the steer must be roped and removed. This animal is referred to as an "outside steer" because he was outside the roundup pattern.

 


 

 "West of the Pecos on the Old Rio Grand"  24"x36" Oil

The Santa Elena Canyon in the Big Bend National Park in Texas is a breath taking site. I crossed the Rio Grand here many times to retrieve my horses from Mexico. 

 "Snake Creek Roundup" 24"X36" Oil

In West Texas between Toyahvale and Fort Davis the Snake Creek winds under the highway many times. The 06 Ranch uses the natural creek bed to herd their cattle to the "Red Pens" located at the ranch Headquarters.  
 

"Donde los Caballos Beben"   (where horses drink) 20”X36” Oil

Cocoa, Peanut, and Dunnie were my wrangler  horse at the Teralingua Ranch south of Alpine, Texas. They were raised on the ranch and knew where the water pockets were located. These water holes came up from a spring. They were used by the Indians and Mexicans.

"Lightning Stampede"  36"x48" Oil

The buffalo still roam in the Davis Mountains of Texas. When you want a buffalo to go north you push him south. They took over the state park area at the "Rock Pile". Huge rocks larger buildings are piled together. We used to play on them as kids. The state had to fence off the area to protect to public.

"Dinner Time"  10"x12" Acrylic

Many time I will paint an underpainting in acrylics before adding color. I liked this painting in black and white so well I left it that way. It say so much like it is that I do believe that color would improve it.

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"Buffalo Slayer"

7"x12" Acrylic

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"Last Cup"

22"x30" Watercolor

The chuck wagon is still the center of the roundup. The cook's work begins before anyone and ends after everyone is through. The last cup of coffee in the morning is belongs to the cook. And is the most enjoyable cup of the day.

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