1925. Illustrated by the author. Will James has been declared to be the most readable and the most genuine interpreter of the cowboy. In this story the cowboy drifts from riding as a double for movie stars to riding a few buckers and bulldogin a few steers in a rodeo. As in actual life, the cowboy drifts in winter ahead of the blizzards. And in the summer you"ll meet the folks he meets and feel the breeze from the hoofs of his bronc. Contents: Cowboys, North and South; Bucking Horses and Bucking-Horse Riders; A Cowpuncher Speaks; Cattle Rustlers; Winter Months in a Cow Camp; The Makings of a Cow-Horse; The Longhorns; and Pinon and the Wild Ones. See other titles by this author available from Kessinger Publishing.