A cowboy's neckerchief, pulled up against the dust
The headgear and reins used to guide a horse
After Calamity Jane, frontierswoman and scout
A woman who rides and works cattle
A checked cotton fabric of country dresses
A mouse grey horse colour, Spanish for crane · Spanish
After Annie Oakley, sharpshooter of Buffalo Bill's Wild West show
A sparkly fake gem on a country singer's jacket
The Texas Panhandle city, Spanish for yellow · Spanish
A bolo tie, the western string tie with a silver clasp
An untamed horse that bucks at the rodeo
A cowboy, from the Spanish vaquero · Spanish
Leather leg coverings worn by cowboys in the brush
The kitchen wagon on a cattle drive, for a food loving pup
American Spanish for wild or untamed, and a river of the Santa Fe Trail · Spanish
The river and state, Spanish for coloured red · Spanish
A silver disc used to decorate western saddles and belts · Spanish
The wild dog of the American West, from the Nahuatl coyotl · Nahuatl
The Dakota gold rush town of the Old West
The sheriff's right hand helper in an Old West town
A bold, reckless outlaw of the Old West · Spanish
After Wyatt Earp, lawman at the OK Corral gunfight in 1881
A newcomer who has a lot to learn, for a new pup
The smoke from a fired gun
After Wild Bill Hickok, lawman and gunfighter
Midday, the hour of the classic western showdown
Spanish for man, used for a tough cowboy · Spanish
Dialect form of horse, a nickname for a big man · big dogs
The friendly cowboy hello
After the frontier scout and guide of the American West
A nickname for a left handed cowboy
The long horned cattle of the Texas trail drives · big dogs
The wild horse of the American West, from the Mexican Spanish mestengo, stray · Spanish · big dogs
A fugitive beyond the protection of the law · big dogs
Cowboy slang for partner or friend
A rattlesnake of the desert West
A cowboy contest, from the Spanish rodear, to round up · Spanish
A cattle thief of the Old West, for a dog who steals socks
The final face off of an Old West story
A desert rattlesnake that moves sideways
The spiked wheel on a cowboy's boot heel
A horse drawn coach that carried passengers across the West
The Lone Star State, from a Caddo word for friends · big dogs
The Arizona silver town of the gunfight at the OK Corral
After Wild Bill Hickok, the Old West lawman and showman
A spotted horse breed, the name usually linked to the Palouse country · big dogs
A rich vein of ore, Spanish for fair weather or prosperity · Spanish
A big shiny belt buckle, the rodeo prize
A tan horse with a black mane and tail, named after deer hide
The cowhands' sleeping quarters on a ranch
The last car on a freight train, also slang for a bottom
A fenced pen for horses or cattle · Spanish
A cream coloured horse, usually with blue eyes
A motherless calf on the cattle trail, as in git along little dogie · small dogs
The legendary city of gold, Spanish for the golden one · Spanish
The edge of settled land in the Old West
What a rider says to get the horse moving
A lively country square dance party
A lively country music bar
An iron shoe for a horse, nailed up for luck
The long eared hare of the western plains
A big lively gathering with music
A rope for catching stock, from the Spanish la reata, the rope · Spanish
A rope with a running noose, from the Spanish lazo · Spanish
A tough desert tree whose wood gives barbecue its smoky flavour · Nahuatl
A golden horse with a pale mane, from the Spanish for young dove · Spanish · big dogs
A horse patched in white and another colour, Spanish for painted · Spanish
A tall western pine with orange bark that smells of vanilla
A group gathered to help the sheriff
Gathering the cattle together at the end of the season
The leather seat on a horse's back
The grey green shrub of the western plains
The swinging door bar of an Old West town
A root beer style drink of the Old West
A wild rush of cattle, and the Calgary rodeo festival
The foot loop that hangs from a saddle
Sunset, when the cowboys head back to camp
A newcomer to the rough life of the West
A warbling mountain song, for a dog who sings
