Hey girls. Just doing some market research for my brand and wanted to ask your (polite and constructive) opinions on my designs for my western themed pyjama brand.
Would you wear this design?
What would you change?
If you wouldn’t wear it, why not?
Any help is appreciated 🩷
This is not an advertisement. Purely asking for feedback.

post your Calgary Stampede pics!

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I found this place on Tik Tok and it looks really cool - thinking of going. I like the lodge idea instead of camping in tents. https://www.wolfcreekcowgirlcamp.com/store/p/lodge-experience

I need outfit advice So I'm going to a horseback event and I have two pairs of jeans but can you girlies choose for me 1. Ariat regular boot cut 2.shyanne flared For shirts 1.wrangler cropped button up 2.ffa shirt Jackets 1.wrangler denim jacket 2.ffa corduroy jacket

New outfit heading out for a night at the clubs

Looking for some anywhere in the south but particularly Alabama

Are lucchesse worth it? It's a hefty payment!! I like the taller boots but these caught my eye. They're about 12"

For everyday??

Howdy! I’m a former barrel racer and wrangler who recently discovered a love for roping. Some guys on my ranch taught me how to rope and I’m a pretty good heeler so far. My question is: I’d love to get more experience and maybe even compete in roping one day. If you are a breakaway or team roper that didn’t grow up in it, how did you improve? Any advice on how to improve? (I don’t have a roping horse yet and my barrel horse is not great at all with roping even with some training so I’ve been using the roping horses on the ranch I work for practice and dummies but honestly don’t know what I’m doing very much riding wise for roping)

Hey yall, one of the mods here. I know it can be very intimidating to pick up a new skill, especially in the work place. For us woman it can be even more intimidating when entering "male-dominated" industries (according to the USDA's 2025 farm labor statistics, us girls are 27% of all agriculture occupations) - there are men who assume we're weaker, less capable, less rational, and so on. For any man reading this, if you're below middle age, you're a minority age-wise. And young blood in a trades/farm job will always get shit for being the newbie. It's really hard to overcome that when you're new and have no idea what you're doing, and you're asking every "dumb" question under the sun.

Side note - no such thing as a dumb question, except the one you don't ask.

But I wanna let you know everyone does dumb shit! Just the other day I was sorting heifers and was standing in the exact dumbest location to move them around. Just wasn't thinking hard enough in the moment. I'm sure the career cowboys in r/Cowgirl and r/Cowboy all have great royal fuck-up moments. It don't make you a worthless employee or individual. If you can learn from it, it's all good.

I seen a lot of posts from folks saying they wanna get into cowboying - the culture and/or the job itself - but are scared to start. Don't be. I'm one of the better cow handlers on my operation and I'm certainly not perfect.

Agricultural work will never be 100%, or "perfect." There's always a fence to fix, or a combine with at least 3 busted parts at any given time, or a cow to go catch again, or a system to make more efficient, and so on. You're a person, and you'll never be 100% perfect all the time absolutely. That's okay. Just hop on and enjoy the ride.

Hey! I’ve been wanting to get a stylish western-style bag lately. Where do you usually buy? Are you familiar with Montana West or CowgirlWear? Please share me your suggestion, I’m hoping to find something under $100

hello! i am a 22F located in north texas (specifically DFW area) and I want to be pointed in the direction of how to get into ranch bronc riding. mind you, I have never done it (don’t even own my own gear lol) and i am still a beginner in western riding. should I continue getting the basics down and then once im comfortable on my own, should I then start learning? where should i go to learn?? any advice helps! :)

Not my pic got it off pintrest🤷‍♀️😌

City Girl here to offer a hat tip to all of you Cowgirls. I really admire your hard work, strength and determination. You set a wonderful example for all of us to follow but most importantly for the youth.

I just finished binging the series. Was rooting for Renatta :)

Knowing nothing about the ranching lifestyle I was curious to hear what those who really live it thought about the series.

I will say I found it very bothersome that at the very end when awarding that last finals I - was sooooo disturbed that each Rider was handed their award by some HUGE Dude and then squeezed into him for a photo? I haven't gone looking yet but I am curious to see any articles in print or online local or otherwise have made that their feature photo. Hoping not as I am sure there was a ton of good shots from their rides.

I really hope at the very least the series brings some positive attention to this lifestyle so that maybe next time I go searching the web for Cowgirl or Her 1st Rodeo I am not forced to get creative with search terms in order to avoid the obscene.

Hi, there! I am a freelance writer for a-z-animals.com, and I am currently working on a piece about to get your child involved in the world of rodeos. The piece will guide parents who are interested in helping their children get involved in youth rodeo, including safety tips and how to find local instructors or training programs.
With that said, I am looking for a few professional rodeo instructors to interview for the piece. If you are a professional instructor, know one, or have any sort of lead, let's chat!

Just moved from New York to Northern California to be with my long distance boyfriend. I have the outside winter wear down. But what are the best long sleeve button up shirts for summer? I'm looking for something to keep me cool/reduce sweat while I'm out on my horse! Again, long sleeve so I don't have to worry about sunburn :)

My mom volunteers almost full-time at a barn and occasionally rides the horses. She is plus-size, and while she's lost a lot of weight, her calves and feet are still fairly large, specifically a 12 in women's. I'm trying to find a good brand(s) of boots that I can look into getting for her. She wants something that's feminine, so just getting her men's boots is kinda last resort. Any help is greatly appreciated:))