Cowboys Who Made The West Wild
Created on Jan 26, 2016 by
Daniel Pinna
In the 1700s, the term cowboy came from the Spanish word 'vaquero', which literally meant a boy who tended to cows. By the 1850s however, the term cowboy came to mean more what we think of: a blue jeans, hat, & spurs wearin’, horse ridin’, North American cattle handler.
How could we forget Cowboys after recently highlighting Native American photos? Check out these cowboy snapshots below.
How could we forget Cowboys after recently highlighting Native American photos? Check out these cowboy snapshots below.
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Cowboys Who Made The West Wild
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