Red Steagall: Somewhere West of Wall Street

Buetler & Sons Rodeo Co.

Buetler and Sons Rodeo Company, headquartered in Elk City, Oklahoma, is a multi-generational rodeo production company. Join Red as he visits with Benny Buetler.

Morse/Harris Ranch

The Morse/Harris Ranch is in Wyoming. Join Red as he visits this historical headquarters.

Bill O'Brien

Join Red as he visits with Bill O'Brien, one of the most successful and effective cattlemen in the Texas Panhandle.

Khakie Jo Holland

Ride with Red as he visits with a treasured member of our production team - Khakie Jo Holland, who is also a well-known stock contractor for bucking bulls.

Texas Red

Red is joined by his close friend, rodeo announcer Bob Tallman to talk about Red's new autobiography.

Galveston, Texas & The Moody Family

The city of Galveston is a grand place in the state of Texas. Red visits with a former mayor and they talk about one of the city's most important families - the Moodys.

Roger Miller

Roger Miller had a great sense of humor and he had the ability to see life in a way that no one else visualized. Ride with Red and learn about the great American, Roger Miller.

Jimmy McAllen

Jimmy McAllen is a great south Texas historian and the namesake of the founder of McAllen, Texas.

Fort Belknap

Take a trip with Red to the historical central Texas military establishment of Fort Belknap, the home of a multitude of early settlement stories.

Taylor Sheridan

Red joins Taylor Sheridan, the owner of the 6666 Ranch and is the writer and director of the Yellowstone series as well as other great screen adventures.

Hank Thompson

Ride with Red down the trail of western music as he explores the life of one of America's band leaders and western swing aficionados. His name is Hank Thompson.

White Ranch

Red visits the White Ranch on the Texas Gulf Coast, unlike any other ranch in the state.

Marion's Girl

Ride with Red as he explores the life of an exceptional cutting horse mare, Marions' Girl who changed the world of competitive cutting and enhanced the career of Buster Welch, the dean of cutting horse trainers.

Hole in the Wall Ranch

Everyone has heard of the Hole in the Wall gang. Go with Red as he visits the ranch at the edge of the Hole in the Wall.

Waylon Jennings

Waylon Jennings was a great stylist in the world of country music. Join Red as he tells the story of one of our most impressive country music artists.

Wagonhound Ranch

Join Red as he visits one of the most unbelievable ranches in all of Wyoming - The Wagonhound.

Burson Ranch

The Burson family has been in the cattle business in the Panhandle of Texas for several generations. Join Red as he rides with one of his best friends - Dale Burson.

Tyler Crow

Tyler Crow is one of the youngest members of the Cowboy Artists of America and one of Red's best friends.

LIT Ranch

George Littlefield was truly a pioneer cattleman and businessman in the early days of the open range. Ride with Red down the Canadian River Valley of the Littlefield domain.

Driskill Ranch

Join Red in Wyoming as he spends time on a ranch that had its start at a hotel in Austin, Texas and Texas cowboys going north.

Marty Robbins

Marty Robbins painted vivid pictures of the west in his songs. Join Red as he pays tribute to one of his all time favorite singers and songwriters.

Y.O. Ranch

The YO Ranch in the hill country of Texas is stocked with exotic game and longhorn cattle. Go with Red as he visits this historic ranch.

Ray Price

Ray Price will be remembered for his vocal presentation of a working man's song and Red talks about his dance music.

Future Cowboys

We are always looking for young folks who will make a difference in our world tomorrow. Red visits with four future cowboys.

Merle Haggard

Merle Haggard will forever be remembered as one of America's greatest songwriters. Join Red as he tells Merle's story.

Parnell McNamara

Red visits with good friend Parnell McNamara who has spent his entire life associated with law enforcement.

Charles Goodnight Home

When Charlie Goodnight's contract with Mrs. John Adair was fulfilled, she built him a home at Goodnight, Texas. Join Red on his visit to the Charlie Goodnight home.

Cody Johnson

Red visits with his good friend Cody Johnson. Cody is one of country music's fastest rising stars.

Ernest Tubb

The Texas Country Music Hall of Fame in Carthage, Texas pays tribute to one of America's greatest country music stars. Join Red as he tells the story of Ernest Tubb.

The Art of Herb Mignery

We have visited the sculptor garden of the famous cowboy artist Herb Mignery. Now it's time to see more of his work.

Easy Jet

Red explores the life of the great quarter horse, Easy Jet with the help of Joe Merrick who was there every step of the way through the horses' training and race record.

Tom Blasingame

Join Red as he visits with the son of Tom Blasingame, one of the most famous cowboys the Lone Star State ever produced.

Jim Reeves

Jim Reeves was a major influence on the musical career of Red. Join him as he tells Jim's story.

Goliad Massacre

The massacre of Texas patriots at Goliad is one of the most famous events of Texas' war for independence.

Lex Graham

Ride with Red to Windthorst, Texas where he visits with sculptor and cartoonist Lex Graham.

Churchill Downs and The Kentucky Derby

Thrill to the sound of running horses as Red visits the museum of the most famous horse race in the world - The Kentucky Derby.

Jimmy Dean

Red tells the story of an old friend named Jimmy Dean. Join him in the Texas Country Music Hall of Fame in Carthage, Texas.

The Hermitage

Andrew Jackson was one of America's most interesting statesmen. Join Red as he visits the home of President Andrew Jackson, the Hermitage.

Bravo Ranch

Ride with Red for a trip through the Bravo Ranch in the Panhandle of Texas and eastern New Mexico.

D. Wayne Lukas

Red is honored to visit with one of the most famous racehorse trainers in history and a good friend - D. Wayne Lukas.

Tex Ritter

Relax and enjoy as Red tells the story of one of our most famous Texas cowboy actors and singers - Tex Ritter.

L.S. Ranch

Go back in the history of the Candian River Valley as Red explores the story of the LS Ranch.

Larry Gatlin

Red interviews one of his very dearest friends named Larry Gatlin about his career in country music.

Mac Davis

Have a seat in the Texas Country Music Hall of Fame as Red visits the memory of along time friend, Mac Davis.

80 John Wallace

Go back in time with Red as he tells the story of a cowman who was a freed slave named 80 John Wallace.

Cogdell Ranch

Ride with Red in the Palo Duro country as he visits the historic Cogdell Ranch.

Johnny Cash

Johnny Cash was an American icon. Join Red as he explores the life of one of his heroes.

Texas Country Music Hall of Fame

Join Red in Carthage, Texas as he visits the Texas Country Music Hall of Fame.

True Ranches

Red visits the True Ranches, one of the most important ranching families in the state of Wyoming.

Oliver's Saddle Shop

Join Red in Amarillo, Texas as he visits the saddle shop of the Oliver Family.

Frank Rush

Ride with Red as he visits with Frank Rush who grew up in the western entertainment business.

John Wayne Museum

The John Wayne Museum is located in Fort Worth, Texas and celebrates the career of America's #1 icon.

Wildlife Show - Migratory Birds

Red visits with a wildlife scientist about migratory birds along the gulf coast of Texas.

Morse/Harris Ranch

The Morse/Harris Ranch is in Wyoming. Join Red as he visits this historic headquarters.

The Young & The Old in the Cowboy World

Red explores the things that attract young folks to the cowboy way of life and asks a seasoned veteran about why he wanted to be a cowboy.

Khakie Jo Holland

Ride with Red as he visits with a treasured member of our production team, Khakie Jo Holland who is also a well known stock contractor for bucking bulls.

Shawn Davis

Join Red as he visits with three time world champion saddle bronc rider, long time manager of the NFR and world renowned race horse trainer.

Galveston, Texas and the Moody Family

The city of Galveston is a grand place in the state of Texas. Red visits with a former mayor and they talk about one of the city's most important families - the Moodys.

Rex Linn

Go with Red as he visits with his long time friend, actor Rex Linn.

Jimmy McAllen

Jimmy McAllen is a great south Texas historian and the namesake of the founder of McAllen, Texas.

Herb Mignery's Sculpture Garden

Walk with Red through the garden of world class sculptor Herb Mignery in his hometown of Bartlett, Nebraska.

Taylor Sheridan

Red joins Taylor Sheridan, the owner of the 6666s Ranch and is the writer and director of the Yellowstone series as well as other great screen adventures.

Pitzer Horses

Howard Pitzer was one of the most successful quarter horse breeders in history and Red visits with his grandson Jim Blakeman.

White Ranch

Red visits the White Ranch on the Texas Gulf Coast that is unlike any other ranch in the state.

Jack Roddy

Join Red as he visits with world champion cowboy and rancher and his good friend Jack Roddy.

Hole in the Wall Ranch

Everyone has heard of the Hole in the Wall Gang. Go with Red as he visits the ranch at the edge of the Hole in the Wall.

Roy Cooper

Ride with Red as he visits with his friend, Roy Cooper, world champion cowboy.

Wagonhound Ranch

Join Red as he visits one of the most unbelievable ranches in all of Wyoming - The Wagonhound.

Wildlife Show - White-Tailed Deer

Join Red at the Caesar Kleberg Wildlife Research Institute as he visits with a wildlife scientist about white-tailed deer.

Tyler Crow

Tyler Crow is one of the youngest members of the Cowboy Artists of America and one of Red's best friends.

Poco Lena

Poco Lena was one of the greatest cutting horse competitors and brood mares in the history of the quarter horse industry.

Driskill Ranch

Join Red in Wyoming as he spends time on a ranch that had its start at a hotel in Austin, Texas and Texas cowboys going north.

Quanah Parker

Quanah Parker was the last great chief of the Comanche Nation and Red tells his story.

Y.O. Ranch

The Y.O. Ranch in the hill country of Texas is stocked with exotic game and longhorn cattle. Go with Red as he visits this historical ranch.

Wildlife Show - Quail

Go with Red as he talks to a wildlife scientist at the Caesar Kleberg Wildlife Research Center about quail.

Future Cowboys

We are always looking for young folks who will make a difference in our world tomorrow. Red visits with four future cowboys.

Reba McEntire

Join Red as he explores the life and personality of one of his favorite people - Reba McEntire.

Parnell McNamara

Red visits with a good friend, Parnell McNamara who has spent his entire life associated with law enforcement.

Racing Mares

Ride with Red as he explores some of the most talented quarter horse mares ever to thunder down the quarter mile track.

Cody Johnson

Red visits with his good friend Cody Johnson Cody is one of country music's fastest rising stars.

Slaughter Ranches

Go with Red as he tells the story of C.C. Slaughter and his ranching empire.

The Art of Herb Mignery

We have visited the sculptor garden of the famous cowboy artist, Herb Mignery, and it's time to see more of his work.

Wildlife Show - Ocelot

Red explains the research of the relationship between raising cattle and managing wildlife.

Tom Blasingame

Join Red as he visits with the son of Tom Blasingame, one of the most famous cowboys the Lone Star State ever produced.

The Bell On Old Blue

Ride with Red up the trail to Dodge City, Kansas, and listen to the bell on Old Blue, the lead steer.

Goliad Massacre

The massacre of Texas patriots at Goliad is one of the most famous events of Texas' war for independence.

Barnard's Mill with Juana & Charles

Red tells us the story of a young girl captured by the Comanche and explains her life in a new world at Barnard's Mill.

Churchill Downs and The Kentucky Derby

Thrill to the sound of running horses as Red visits the museum of the most famous horse race in the world - The Kentucky Derby.

Ranching Life at The 6666's

Sit around the table with some ranch couples and hear their stories at the 6666's headquarters in Guthrie, Texas

The Hermitage

Andrew Jackson was one of America's most interesting statesmen. Join Red as he visits the home of President Andrew Jackson, The Hermitage.

Oliver Loving

Red visits with the great, great, great grandson of the famous trail driver Oliver Loving.

D. Wayne Lukas

Red is honored to visit with one of the most famous race horse trainers in history and a good friend - D. Wayne Lukas.

Steiner Ranch

Go with Red to the Steiner Ranch outside of Weatherford, Texas where we spend time with a member of a five generation rodeo family.

Jack Sorenson

Join Red on the rim of the Palo Duro Canyonm as he visits with the newest member of the Cowboy Artists of America - Jack Sorenson.

Ty Murray

Join Red as he visits with the 8 time all around PRCA world champion cowboy, Ty Murray.

Larry Gatlin

Red interviews one of his very dearest friends named Larry Gatlin about his career in country music.

Cynthia Ann Parker

Red tells us the story of a young girl captured and raised by the Comanche Nation. She was known as Cynthia Ann Parker.

80 John Wallace

Go back in time with Red as he tells the story of a cowman who was a freed slave named 80 John Wallace.

Donnie Gay

Red interviews the 8 time PRCA world champion bull rider Donnie Gay.

Johnny Cash

Johnny Cash was an American icon. Join Red as he explores the life of one of his heroes.

Spanish Fort, Texas

Join Red as he visits a ghost town named Spanish Fort, Texas that isn't really Spanish.

True Ranches

Red visits the True Ranches, one of the most important ranching families in the state of Wyoming.

John Justin

John Justin was the grandson of the Justin Boot company founder, Mr. H.J. Justin and he transformed the company into an international giant of footwear.

Frank Rush

Ride with Red as he visits with Frank Rush who grew up in the western entertainment business.

The Young and the Old in the Cowboy World

Red explores the things that attract young folks to the cowboy way of life, and asks a seasoned veteran about why he wanted to be a cowboy.

Jeffries & Reynolds Ranch

A.N. Jeffries and the Reynolds Brothers of west Texas established a ranch on the North Dakota plains in the 1800s.

Gene Autry

Gene Autry and his horse Champion thrilled us all and they still do.

Wildlife Show (Migratory Birds)

Red visits with a wildlife scientist about migratory birds along the gulf coast of Texas.

Ft. Union, New Mexico

Ft. Union, New Mexico was one of the principle players in the settlement of the American West.

Shawn Davis

Join Red as he visits with three time world champion saddle bronce rider, long time manager of the NFR and world renowned race horse trainer Shawn Davis

Silver Screen Dare Devils

Thomas Saunders and Sharon Maderas tell us stories of horse wrangling and stunt sequences in the making of western movies.

Rex Linn

Go with Red as he visits with his long time friend, actor Rex Linn.

Bell Ranch

The Bell Ranch in New Mexico is part of the 19th century Pablo Montoya Land Grant and today is still a working cattle ranch.

Herb Mignery's Sculpture Garden

Walk with Red through world class sculptor Herb Mignery in his hometown of Bartlett, Nebraska.

Alibates Flint Quarry

For 13,000 years the Alibates Flint Quarry was mined by Native Americans for the raw material to make their tools.

Pitzer Horses

Howard Pitzer was one of the most successful quarter horse breeders in history and Red visits with his grandson Jim Blakeman.

Wagon Mound, New Mexico

Wagon Mound, New Mexico was on the Santa Fe Trail and has a very colorful history.

Jack Roddy

Join Red as he visits with world champion cowboy and rancher and his good friend Jack Roddy.

And They Rode Good Horses

Horseman and rancher Thomas Saunders, tells us about his adventures as a livestock wrangler for the movies.

Roy Cooper

Ride with Red as he visits with his friend Roy Cooper, world champion cowboy.

Ft. Abraham Lincoln

Red is at Ft. Abraham Lincoln which is on the Missouri River oustide of Mandan, North Dakota.

Wildlife Show - White Tailed Deer

Join Red at the Caesar Kleberg Wildlife Research Institute as he visits with a wildlife scientist about white tailed deer.

Hansen Wheel & Wagon

Ride along with us as we spend time visiting with Doug Hansen at his wheel and wagon shop in South Dakota.

Poco Lena

Poco Lena was one of the greatest cutting horse competitors and brood mares in the history of the quarter horse industry.

Ft. Union Trading Post

Ft. Union Trading Post was a very important trading post for fur traders and Indians on the Missouri River in North Dakota.

Quanah Parker

Quanah Parker was the last great chief of the Comanche Nation and Red tells his story.

Chuck Wagon Cook & Commissary

Join Red at the campfire with some famous chuck wagon cooks.

Wildlife Show - Quail

Go with Red as he talks to a wildlife scientist at the Caesar Kleberg Wildlife Research Center about quail.

Casey Tibbs Museum

The Casey Tibbs Museum in Ft. Pierre, South Dakota is a tribute to one of the most famous cowboys in rodeo history.

Reba McEntire

Join Red as he explores the life and personality of one of his favorite people - Reba McEntire.

Medora, North Dakota

Join Red as he enjoys the outdoor play at the beautiful town of Medora, North Dakota.

Racing Mares

Ride with Red as he explores some of the most talented quarter horse mares ever to thunder down the quarter mile track.

Slim Pickens

Laugh with your neighbors as you watch a story of one of Hollywood's funniest male actors - Slim Pickens.

Slaughter Ranches

Go with Red as he tells the story of C.C. Slaughter and his ranching empire.

Fort Worth Horse & Mule Barns

Red explains the story of the horse and mule barns at the Stockyards in Fort Worth, Texas.

American Ocelot

Red visits with professor of wildlife Michael Tewes at the Caesar Kleberg Wildlife Research Institute elusive endangered American ocelot.

North Dakota Hall of Fame

Walk with Red through the North Dakota Cowboy Hall of Fame in Medora, North Dakota.

The Bell On Old Blue

Ride with Red up the trail to Dodge City, Kansas and listen to the bell on Old Blue, the lead steer.

Will James

Go with Red and explore the life of one of America's favorite cowboys, Will James.

Barnard's Mill with Juana and Charles

Red tells us the story of a young girl captured by the Comanche and explains her life in a new world at Barnard's Mill.

R.W. Hampton

Red spends time with his friend singer, songwriter, and cowboy R.W. Hampton.

Ranching Life at the 6666s

Sit around the table with some ranch couples and hear their stories at the 6666s headquarters in Guthrie, Texas.

North Dakota Heritage Center

Walk with Red through the North Dakota Heritage Center in Bismarck, North Dakota.

Oliver Loving

Red visits with the great, great, great grandson of the famous trail driver Oliver Loving.

Fur Trade Museum

Red takes us through the Fur Trade Museum at Chadron, Nebraska.

Steiner Family

Go with Red to the Steiner Ranch outside of Weatherford, Texas where we spend time with a member of a five generation rodeo family.

Dale Robertson

Ride with Red as he goes down the motion picture trail with cowboy actor Dale Robertson.

Ty Murray

Join Red as he visits with the 8 time all around PRCA world champion cowboy, Ty Murray.

Mobeetie, Texas

Red takes us on a tour of the old Panhandle Texas town of Mobeetie.

Cynthia Ann Parker

Red tells the story of a young girl captured and raised by the Comanche Nation. She was known as Cynthia Ann Parker.

Bass Reeves

Red introduces you to the most famous black U.S. Marshall in history, Bass Reeves.

Donnie Gay

Red interviews the 8 time PRCA world champion bull rider, Donnie Gay

Chisholm Trail

Ride with Red as he explores the old cattle trail from Texas to Abilene, Kansas, known as the Chisholm Trail.

Spanish Fort, Texas

Join Red as he visits a ghost town named Spanish Fort, Texas that isn't really Spanish.

Pawnee Bill

Pawnee Bill's Wild West Show was second only to the presentation of Buffalo Bill and he thrilled audiences all over the world.

John Justin

John Justin was the grandson of the Justin Boot company founder, Mr. H.J. Justin and he transformed the company into an international giant of footwear

Jerry Diaz

Jerry Diaz is one of the most famous caballeros in the world of trained horses and is a master of the rope.

Jeffries and Reynolds Ranch

A.N. Jefferies and the Reynolds brothers of west Texas established a ranch on the North Dakota plains in the 1800s.

Gene Autry

Gene Autry and his horse Champion thrilled us all and they still do.

Stuntman Terry Leonard

Red visits with one of Hollywood's most famous stuntmen named Terry Leonard.

Ft. Union, New Mexico

Ft. Union, New Mexico was one of the principle players in the settlement of the American west.

Michael Martin Murphey

Michael Martin Murphey continues to be a major player in the preservation of the American west through his music and public performances.

Silver Screen Daredevils

Thomas Saunders and Sharon Maderas tell us stories of horse wrangling and stunt sequences in the making of western movies.

Leo

Leo was a very influential sire in the early days of the American Quarter Horse Association.

Bell Ranch, Tucumcari, New Mexico

The Bell Ranch in New Mexico is part of the 19th century Pablo Montoya Land Grant and today is still a working cattle ranch.

Roy Rogers

Roy Rogers, the "King of the Cowboys" will always wear that crown for folks like me.

Alibates Flint Quarry, Fritch, Texas

For 13,000 years the Alibates Flint Quarry was mined by Native Americans for the raw material to make their tools.

Hollywood Gold

Hollywood Gold was raised on the 6666s ranch in west texas and became one of the most influential quarter horse sires in the world.

Wagon Mound, New Mexico

Wagon Mound, New Mexico was on the Santa Fe Trail and has a very colorful history.

Cotton Rosser

Cotton Rosser is one of the most successful and colorful rodeo contractors in the history of the sport.

And They Rode Good Horses

Horseman and rancher, Thomas Saunders tells us about his adventures as a livestock wrangler for the movies.

Tom Mix

Tom Mix was a darling of the silent movie era and a member of the 101 Wild West Show.

Fort Abraham Lincoln

Ft. Abraham Lincoln is on the Missouri River outside of Mandan, North Dakota.

Hollywood Horses

We take a close look at the horses of Hollywood who became as famous as their owners.

Hansen Wheel & Wagon Shop

Ride along with us as we spend time visiting with Doug Hansen at his wheel and wagon shop in South Dakota.

Dalton Gang

The Dalton Gang were outlaws who operated in northern Oklahoma and southern Kansas.

Ft. Union Trading Post

Ft. Union Trading Post was a very important trading post for fur traders and Indians on the Missouri River in North Dakota.

High Brow Cat

High Brow Cat has influenced the cutting horse bloodlines in a very significant way for the last 30 years.

Chuck Wagon Cook and His Rolling Commissary

Join Red at the campfire with some very famous chuck wagon cooks.

Peter McCue

Peter McCue was a thoroughbred horse whose male offspring created quarter horse family dynasties.

Casey Tibbs Museum

The Casey Tibbs museum in Ft. Pierre, South Dakota is a tribute to one of the most famous cowboys in rodeo history.

Judge Parker

Judge Parker held court in Fort Smith, Arkansas and was referred to as "the hanging judge."

Medora, North Dakota

Medora, North Dakota is a town with a very rich history and a summertime outdoor play that tells her story.

Buster Welch

Red visits with the dean of cutting horse trainers, Buster Welch

Slim Pickens

Slim Pickens entertained us all with his movie roles as a great American actor.

John Payne (One-Armed Bandit)

John Payne, the one armed bandit is one of the greatest rodeo specialty acts in the history of the sport.

Fort Worth Horse & Mule Barns

Red will show you around the Stockyards of Fort Worth, Texas where we've gone from "mules to merchandise."

Dodge City

Dodge City, Kansas is considered to be "The Queen of the Cowtowns."

North Dakota Cowboy Hall of Fame

North Dakota has a rich history of cowboys, both on the ranch and in the arena.

San Jacinto

San Jacinto is the scene of the final battle for Texas independence from Mexico.

Will James

Will James will always be remembered for his books like Smokey the Cow Horse and other stories of the early day American west.

Ben Johnson

Ben Johnson was a world champion cowboy and an iconic actor.

R.W. Hampton

Enjoy the songs and stories of R.W. Hampton, one of America's most important cowboy balladeers.

Steel Dust Horses

Steel Dust horses greatly influenced today's modern American quarter horse.

North Dakota Heritage Center

A visit to the North Dakota Heritage Center gives us an in-depth view of North Dakota history.

Sam Houston

Sam Houston is considered the "father of Texas" and we visit his last hometown of Huntsville, Texas.

Fur Trade Museum

Located in Chadron, Nebraska, the Fur Trade Museum tells us all about the North American fur trade.

Jim Shoulders

During his time as a contestant, Jim Shoulders was the winningest cowboy of them all.

Dale Robertson

Dale Robertson thrilled us all with the television shows Iron Horse and Tales of Wells Fargo.

Bobby Kerr

Bobby Kerr has become one of the most famous contract acts in rodeo.

Mobeeti, TX - Old Fort Elliot

Join Red for history and heritage as he visits Old Fort Elliot in Mobeeti, TX.

Gonzales, Texas

Gonzales, Texas is where the Texas Revolution began.

Bass Reeves

Bass Reeves was a black U.S. Marshal and was very influential in the taming of the Oklahoma Territory prior to statehood.

Bodie, California

Bodie is a California ghost town that looks as though the folks just walked off today and left it.

Chisholm Trail

Red takes us on a ride up the Chisholm Trail from the south Texas brush to the railhead at Abilene, Kansas

Pawnee Bill

Pawnee Bill's Wild West Show was second only to the presentation of Buffalo Bill. He thrilled audiences all over the world.

Poco Bueno

Poco Bueno spent most of his life at the Waggoner Ranch close to Vernon, TX. He is one of the most prolific and influential quarter horse sires in history.

Jerry Diaz

Jerry Diaz is one of the most famous caballeros in the world of trained horses and mastery of the rope.

Abernathy Boys

Join us as we take a trip with the two remarkable Abernathy Boys from Fredrick, OK to Santa Fe, NM

101 Ranch

Outside of Ponca City, OK stood the headquarters of the 101 Ranch called the White House. The ranch was a pioneer in livestock.

Sand Creek Massacre

The Sand Creek Massacre was a tragic story in the history of the Cheyenne Nation.

Stuntmen

Red visits with one of Hollywood's most famous stuntmen - Terry Leonard.

Battle of Glorieta Pass

The Battle of Glorieta Pass was a major turning point in the outcome of the civil war.

Michael Martin Murphey

Michael Martin Murphey continues to be a major player in the preservation of the west through his music and public performances.

Museum of the Rockies

On the campus of Montana State University in Bozeman, Montana is a dramatic display of reconstructed dinosaur bones in the Museum of the Rockies.

Leo

Leo was a very influential sire of quarter horses in the early days of the American Quarter Horse Association.

Will Rogers

The memorial of Will Rogers, America's favorite and most loved humorist and cowboy, is in Claremore, Oklahoma.

Roy Rogers

Roy Rogers, THE KING OF THE COWBOYS, will always wear that crown for folks like me.

Davis Arms Historical Museum

Red tours one of the largest and most historic arms collections in the world, the Davis Arms Historical Museum in Claremore, Oklahoma.

Hollywood Gold

Hollywood Gold was raised on the 6666 Ranch in west Texas and became one of the most influential quarter horse stallions in the world.

Dinosaur National Monument

Join Red as he explores Dinosaur National Monument, a most unbelievable display of dinosaur bones in a mountainside.

Cotton Rosser

Cotton Rosser is one of the most colorful and successful rodeo contractors ever in the history of the rodeo industry.

Virginia City, Montana

Virginia City was a very rich gold mining area in Montana with a lot of human interest stories.

Tom Mix

Tom Mix was a darling of the silent movie time period.

Johnson County Wars

The Johnson County War was a tragic tale of the conflict between large ranches and small cattlemen.

Hollywood Horses

We take a close look at the horses of Hollywood who became as famous as their owners.

Audie Murphy

Audie Murphy was the most celebrated American soldier of World War II as well as a great motion picture actor.

Dalton Gang

The Dalton Gang were outlaws who operated in northern Oklahoma and southern Kansas.

Pecos Pueblo

Pecos Pueblo has not been inhabited for over 500 years but still remains a testimony to the strength and determination of the Pueblo culture.

High Brow Cat

High Brow Cat has influenced cutting horses in a very significant way in the last 30 years.

Cheyenne Frontier Days

Cheyenne Frontier days held in Cheyenne, Wyoming is called "the daddy of them all."

Peter McCue

Peter McCue was a thoroughbred horse whose male offspring created quarter horse family dynasties.

Craig Cameron

Craig Cameron is one of America's best known horse trainers.

Judge Parker

Judge Parker held court in Fort Smith, Arkansas and was called the "hanging judge."

Fort Reno

Fort Reno, one of the last of the western defense forts on the plains still welcomes visitors in Oklahoma.

Buster Welch

Buster is considered to be the dean of cutting horse trainers. Red visits with Buster in Fort Worth, Texas.

Fandangle

Fandangle takes place the last two weeks of June in Albany, Texas.

John Payne (The One-Armed Bandit)

The One-Armed Bandit is one of the greatest rodeo specialty acts in the history of the industry.

PBR with Cody Lambert

Red visits with Cody Lambert, a member of the PBR Board of Directors and two world champion bull riders.

Dodge City

Dodge City, KS is considered the cowtown of the plains

Mountain Man Museum

In Pinedale, Wyoming is a classic collection of mountain men called Mountain Man Museum.

San Jacinto

San Jacinto is the scene of the final battle for Texas independence.

Don King Saddle Shop

Don King built a world famous saddle shop in Sheridan, Wyoming.

Ben Johnson

Ben Johnson was a great cowboy and an iconic actor.

Jesse James

Jesse James is probably the most recognized outlaw in the post civil war era.

Steel Dust Horses

Steel Dust horses greatly influenced today's modern American quarter horse.

Sam Houston

Sam Houston is considered the father of Texas and we visit his hometown of Huntsville, Texas.

Jim Shoulders

During his time as a contestant, Jim Shoulders was the winningest cowboy in the sport of rodeo.

Arbuckle's Coffee

Arbuckle's coffee is the coffee that won the west.

Bobby Kerr

Bobby Kerr has become one of the most important contract acts in rodeo.

Buffalo Bill Cody

We visit Cody, Wyoming and the museum of the town's founder - Buffalo Bill Cody.

Gonzales, Texas

Join us in Gonzales, Texas where the Texas revolution for independence began.

Bodie, California

Bodie is a California ghost town that looks as though the folks just walked off and left it.

Virginia City, Montana

An old gold mining town in Montana.

Deborah Copenhaver Fellows

Deborah Copenhaver Fellows the most highly celebrated female western sculptor in the United States.

6666s Cattle with Joe Leathers

6666s Cattle with Joe Leathers is the story of the gene pool and cattle breeds of one of America's most successful ranches.

Nolan Ryan

Join Red at the ranch of great baseball player and cowman, Nolan Ryan.

Bob Tallman

Red visits the most famous, respected rodeo announcer of our time, Bob Tallman.

Poco Bueno

Red tells the story of one of the most influential quarter horse sires in history, Poco Bueno.

Sharlot Hall

Join Red as he travels through Sharlot Hall, a museum with a tremendous collection of Arizona history.

The Abernathy Boys

You won't believe the adventures of these two very young Oklahoma boys, the Abernathy Boys.

Washita Battlegrounds

Ride with us through the Washita Battlegrounds where Custers' soldiers overcame the southern Cheyenne and killed Chief Black Kettle.

Sand Creek Massacre

The Sand Creek Massacre was a tragic story in the history of the Cheyenne Nation.

Cowboy Christmas Ball

Join Red for the annual Christmas celebration in Anson, Texas.

Battle of Gloreta Pass.

Battle of Gloreta Pass.

T.D. Kelsey

T.D. Kelsey, one of America's greatest sculptors and one of Red's closest friends shows us his studio.

Museum of the Rockies

Experience with Red a dramatic display of reconstructed dinosaur bones at the Museum of the Rockies.

Canadian River Valley

The Canadian River Valley, rich with grass supported buffalo, sheep, cattle and wildlife. Join Red for this exciting trip.

Will Rogers

The memorial of Will Rogers, America's favorite and best loved humorists and cowboys is in Claremore, Oklahoma.

The Ballad of Frenchie McCormick

One of Red's favorite stories takes place in the old town of Tascosa, Texas where Frenchie and Mickey McCormick created a true western love story.

Davis Arms Historical Museum

Join Red at one of the largest and most historic arms collections in the world, the Davis Arms Historical Museum.

Gunfight at Old Tascosa

The day the cowboy died during the only cowboy strike in history took place in Tascosa, Texas.

Ed Ashurst

A life long cowboy and a fantastic writer about the people and the country that he loves.

Martin Grelle

A very successful and sought after western artists, primarily painting Native American scenes.

Johnson County War

A tragic tale of larger ranchers versus small cattlemen.

Three Bars

Three Bars: A thoroughbred who influenced the quarter horse like no other stallion.

Audie Murphy

A true American hero, Audie Murphy.

Pecos Pueblo

Red visits Pecos National Park an ancient Indian pueblo in New Mexico.

Prescott, Arizona And Bill Nebeker

A visit to one of the oldest cowtowns in the west as well as one of the oldest rodeos and a visit to Bill Nebeker's studio.

Cheyenne Frontier Days

Cheyenne Frontier Days, The daddy of them all.

Tumacacori

Tumacacori, an ancient Spanish mission in the south of Arizona.

Craig Cameron

A visit with Craig Cameron, a well known horse trainer.

Joe Hancock

Joe Hancock is one of the foundation sires and most influential bloodlines in the history of the quarter horse.

Dinosaur National Monument

Join Red as he explores Dinosaur National Monument, the most unbelievable display of dinosaur bones in a mountain side.

Fort Reno

Fort Reno is the last of the great re-mount stations.

Fred Fellows

Fred Fellows is one of the most celebrated western artists in American history.

Fandangle

Fandangle, the annual play in Albany, Texas.

Empire Ranch

A world famous Empire Ranch in southern Arizona.

PBR's Cody Lambert

Cody Lambert, a great rodeo cowboy and one of the founders of the PBR.

Tale of Two Muleskinners

The tale of two muleskinners: the two gentlemen who led folks down into the Grand Canyon for 30 years.

Mountain Man Museum

The Mountain Man Museum has a classic collection of mountain men in Pinedale, Wyoming.

Boots O'Neal

Boots O'Neal, the very famous 6666 cowboy with lots of good stories.

Don King's Saddle Shop

The world famous saddle shop in Sheridan, Wyoming called Don King's Saddle Shop.

Dash For Cash

Arguably the most dominating quarter horse racing sire in history, Dash for Cash.

Jesse James

The post civil war outlaw, Jesse James

Doc Bar

The most influential cutting horse sire in history, Doc Bar.

Fort Laramie

The story of Fort Laramie, a great military post on the prairie.

John Ericson

World famous writer and master of Hank the Cow Dog.

Charlie Russell

The western artist that influenced every other western artist in America.

XIT Ranches

The largest ranch in the history of America, now divided into farms and ranches, in the heart of the great plains.

Arbuckle Coffee

The coffee that won the west.

Aaron Watson

A fast-rising, young country music star.

Buffalo Bill Cody

Probably America's greatest showman.

Tom Perini

Master Chef at Buffalo Gap, Texas.

John Wayne

John Wayne - A true American hero.