All them wild boys I worked with in Texas weren’t cowboys either, (well, some were) but they wore the boots. Florida too. It pays tribute to a long and storied history.
1 Like
What culture is that?
I wish we had more examples like this one. Mutual respect between both parties for decades - everybody won.
https://unicomm.fsu.edu/messages/relationship-seminole-tribe-florida/
1 Like
This seems like a concept from the past.
I don’t even see American kids dressing up as cowboys any more.
In Texas.
As to adults…not so much any more, at least not where I live.
Yeah they do, was just reading about a cowboy bar I think in the UK. They even had mock gun fights. They have even built an old west town.
Outrageous!
Bad case of knee-jerk?
The other poster that is.
Yeah there are.
Good call.
No, there aren’t.
1 Like
Yes there are.
Not a one. Cowboy is a state of mind. Having a milk cow in the backyard won’t do it.
2 Likes
Is a “state of mind” confined to geography?
It only grows in certain places.
Bunny appropriates the culture of cartoon rabbits…
LOL. You don’t know ■■■■ about New England.
1 Like
I disagree
A little bit. I know a lot about cowboys.
I am all for “culture appropriation” and people being whoever the hell they wish to be, but it is kind of funny going to a country concert in the Northeast.
Especially if they are waving confederate flags! 
1 Like
