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5 days ago | 
cowgirlmagazine.com | Katie Lynn
Red Bull Rancher Strong is redefining western toughness—and there’s no better stage for it than the legendary Cowtown Coliseum in Fort Worth, Texas. This high-octane event fuses the grit of ranch life with the grind of competitive fitness, pushing participants to their limits in a one-of-a-kind showdown that’s pure cowboy heart. From seasoned ranchers to elite rodeo athletes and gym-hardened competitors, Rancher Strong draws a diverse crowd all ready to prove their mettle.
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5 days ago | 
cowgirlmagazine.com | Katie Lynn
Tucker Wetmore had a full-circle moment at Stagecoach 2025, stepping onto the festival’s main stage and solidifying his place as one of country music’s rising stars. Just a few years earlier, Wetmore was singing casually at backyard gatherings in Nashville and giving rides in his camo-wrapped truck—including one to Chanel West Coast.
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6 days ago | 
cowgirlmagazine.com | Katie Lynn
From rodeo road trips to long hauls across the Western states, Hailey and Lefty Holman took the miles and made them matter, founding Buck Em Co with grit, heart, and a little highway inspiration. Born in the thick of last year’s summer run, their brand wasn’t built in a boardroom—it was built on the go, with bold dreams and backseat brainstorming.
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6 days ago | 
cowgirlmagazine.com | Katie Lynn
Post Malone’s connection to the western lifestyle is proving to be more than a fleeting fascination—it’s becoming part of who he is. At this year’s RODEOHOUSTON, the superstar further cemented his bond with the industry by meeting trick riding sensation Shelby PiersonKnown for her fearless performances and unmatched skill in the arena, Pierson embodies the heart and soul of the western performance world.
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1 week ago | 
cowgirlmagazine.com | Katie Lynn
The rodeo world is mourning the heartbreaking loss of one of its greatest champions. Roy Cooper, a ProRodeo Hall of Famer and legendary tie-down roper, passed away tragically in a house fire. He was more than a world-class athlete—he was a trailblazer, a mentor, and an icon whose influence stretched far beyond the arena. Known as "Super Looper," Roy Cooper won eight world titles, including six in tie-down roping, a feat that helped redefine the sport.
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2 weeks ago | 
cowgirlmagazine.com | Katie Lynn
As wildflowers bloom and rodeo season heats up, every cowgirl deserves a spring escape — and Bowie House in Fort Worth is calling. Nestled in the heart of the Cultural District and just down the road from Dickies Arena, this boutique retreat by Auberge Resorts Collection is where modern luxury meets true Texas soul. Bowie House delivers a getaway that feels like home, but better.
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3 weeks ago | 
cowgirlmagazine.com | Katie Lynn
The iconic Four Sixes Ranch in Guthrie, Texas, is taking its legacy from the saddle to the shelf with the launch of Four Sixes Spirits. Known for 150 years of excellence in cattle and horse breeding, the ranch—now led by ranch president and filmmaker Taylor Sheridan—is tipping its hat to cowboy tradition with a premium whiskey and vodka line crafted in partnership with the Sazerac Company.
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3 weeks ago | 
cowgirlmagazine.com | Katie Lynn
In a thrilling finale at the 2025 NCHA @nrrcatkingcole Super Stakes presented by @beechforkranch, two talented cowgirls made headlines in Fort Worth. Kylar Terlip, aboard Love Stuck Baby, and Courtney Ferreira, riding Moove Von Over, both marked an impressive 217 to claim the Limited Non-Pro Super Stakes Classic Challenge Championship—together. Rather than one name in lights, this championship belonged to both riders, proving that excellence doesn’t always need a single winner.
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3 weeks ago | 
cowgirlmagazine.com | Katie Lynn
Morgan Wallen is turning heads once again with the announcement of his upcoming album, I’m The Problem—a 37-track project that’s already making waves across the country music scene. Known for his gritty vocals and heartfelt lyrics, Wallen is pushing genre boundaries with a stacked list of collaborators and an ambitious track count that promises something for everyone.
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3 weeks ago | 
cowgirlmagazine.com | Katie Lynn
As spring sunshine begins to stretch longer into the evening, a familiar debate rides in across the Western world: when exactly does straw hat season begin? For generations of cowgirls and cowboys, trading in a felt for a straw is a seasonal ritual—but the exact timing? That’s where things get interesting. Some say Easter is the golden rule. It often marks the arrival of warmer days and the unofficial start of spring rodeos, making it the perfect time to break out lighter headwear.
