Can you tell the difference between a real cowboy and a wanna be cowboy? If so t

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   Charluposted 13 years ago

   Can you tell the difference between a real cowboy and a wanna be cowboy? If so tell me how.
   
   Is it when their boots cost more than their trucks or what's under them boots that counts? Could it be in the way they walk from all the horse riding or the way they shape their hat?  What do you think?
   
   

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   Express10posted 13 years ago

   To me it's about their knowledge and experiences. From this I'll get a gut instinct which is usually right. The costs of things tend to give things away as a person tries to make up for things that they are deficient in within their own minds.

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   duffsmomposted 13 years ago

   A real cowboy works cattle and the most likely place would be on a ranch. Anyone else who calls themselves a cowboy but does not work with cattle isn't.

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   ackman1465posted 13 years ago

   REAL cowboys wear scratchy underwear that they often have to wear for several days before they (can) change it.....   FAKE cowboys have the latest 100% cotton undies, which are washed with fabric softener... AND they (fake cowboys) change their undies most every day.....

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   Charluposted 13 years ago

   Hi Guys
   
   Ok Duffsmom what about the bull riders and rodeo guys?
   
   Espress10  You are to funny with the making up for deficiencies lol
   
   OK Ackman What is up with the underwear and fabric softener deal? I have to ask is this from personal experience or a friend?|lol

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      SidKempposted 13 years agoin reply to this

      I'll agree with Duffsmom. "Cowboy" is a job, and someone who makes a living in the hands-on part of ranching is a cowboy (or cowgirl). Bull riders and rodeo guys are entertainers using cowboy-related skills. The actor who played Marcus Welby, MD was

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      Charluposted 13 years agoin reply to this

      That's true I guess they are more entertainers than cowboys because some never worked a cow in their life. Good point SidKemp

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   peeplesposted 13 years ago

   Fake cowboys pull up at the gas stations in a big truck, boots, tight pants, a cowboy hat with 20 inch rims blasting rap music from their "system". Real Cowboys pull up at the gas station with dirty boots in an old F150 shaking their heads at the idiot with the rims!

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   By His Wayposted 13 years ago

   Real:
   
   boots are never shiny and never pointy toed
   tuck their pants into their boots a lot
   spurs are not shiny and down to nubs
   hats ARE shaped and dusty
   the way they hold their hats
   the way the lean more towards one hip when standin (they just do)
   faded thined out Copenhagen ring on that back pocket
   hunting outfits consists of jeans and a tshirt
   can finish the lines "hey, good lookin. Wha..." and "Mr. Boj..."
   
   
   It's their overall presence. I can tell a mile away, but I've grown up around them and a little bit one myself. (girl of course
   
   So there ya go ... if you were even serious, but I doubt it. :p

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   Seth cambronposted 9 years ago

   It doesn't matter how much the boots cost. As long as you pants are on the outside. I'm a beginner bull rider and I still only have my boots outside of my pants when I'm about to get on. I hate show offs. And if you're wearing an Aussie type hat I won't take you seriously and EXCPECIALLY not one of the stray bendy curled up hats. I'll just laugh and I won't be able to take you seriously

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      Charluposted 9 years agoin reply to this

      You are so right about the boots being on the outside,  that makes me  crazy!

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   KennaLeannposted 7 years ago

   Being a cowgirl is not something you can act. Its how you are raised and your morals. Clothes don't determine whither or not your a cowgirl. Some cowgirls like to dress up in nice clothes. Some like wearing jeans, a old faded t-shirt, and dirty boots like me. Some like wearing sweats. So don't judge a book by its cover. A real cowgirl doesn't care who shes pleasin unless its God, her parents.or herself.
   A Real cowgirl would never want to put someone down.

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      chicacowboyposted 18 months agoin reply to this

      You're absolutely right. Being a cowgirl goes beyond mere appearance or fashion choices. It's about values, a life ethic, and a deep connection to traditions and respect for the land and its inhabitants. Clothes do not define the essence of a cowgirl; it's her heart, her integrity, and her approach to life that truly matter. Authenticity can't be faked. So, before making assumptions based on appearances, it's vital to remember that a person's true character lies in their actions and beliefs, not their attire.

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    chicacowboyposted 18 months ago

    ohhhhh

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