Lee Bain wrote on May 14th 2002, 21:48:38 about
buckaroo
Rating: 15 point(s) | Read and rate text individually»Buckaroo« was the early anglo cowboys best attempt to pronounce the Spanish word »Vaquero« – meaning »Horseman« in Spanish.
| Amount of texts to »buckaroo« | 7, and there are 6 texts (85.71%) with a rating above the adjusted level (-3) |
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| First text | on Nov 14th 2001, 06:24:38 wrote Oklahoma Cowgirl Poet about buckaroo |
| Latest text | on Sep 5th 2006, 10:14:57 wrote scarlet about buckaroo |
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Oklahoma Cowgirl Poet wrote on Nov 14th 2001, 06:24:38 about
buckaroo
Rating: 4 point(s) | Read and rate text individuallyCowboy Poet Debra Coppinger Hill is the ranch manager of the 4DH Horse Ranch and a real buckaroo.
scarlet wrote on Sep 5th 2006, 10:14:57 about
buckaroo
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Lana wrote on Aug 22nd 2004, 02:51:03 about
buckaroo
Rating: 3 point(s) | Read and rate text individuallyI met the Buckaroo Poet Jeff Streeby once at a Cowboy Gathering. His poem »The End of Travis Good« grasp my heart and made me fall in love with the Cowboy Poetry form. I also met Cowgirl Buckaroo Poet Debra Coppinger Hill. She recited »Old Yellow Slicker« and »Buffalo Grass« and kept the room spellbound.
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