RANGE magazine Summer 2004

RANGE gathers all that is best about cowboys and sheepherders in The Romance and Reality of Ranching, 164 pages of breathtaking, colorful photography and heartfelt words. Distinguished scientists talk about the benefits of livestock grazing. Outstanding photographers, artists and writers portray the lands and the people who care for them. Romance and Reality is the real West with all its mud, grit, tears, joy and hope.

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Features

Soul, Spirit, Tradition
Hay Crew Luncheon
A Fight for Survival
Arizona's Empire
Nightmare on the Diamond Bar
Tyranny Poses as Justice
Summer Ranching

Science & Critters

Rare Critters and Cows
Killing Weeds Softly
One Little Dan Horse

Photos & Art

Photos of the West
Outback Roundup 2004
Out on the RANGE
The Sense of Horses
Larry Zabel

Politics/Opinion

Trusting the Pew
A Rebuttal
Brainwashed
Cash & Kerry

Departments

Up Front
Amazing Facts & Quotes
Letters
Strays
Romance & Reality
RANGE Agents
Heroes
Win a 4-Wheeler
Romance and Reality
2005 Real Buckaroo Calendar
RANGE Heroes
RANGE Merchandise
RANGE Roundup
Rare Back Issues

People

Lynn Scarlett
Living in Harmony
Cause and Effect
Confessions of Red Meat Survivors
Montana Range Days
Confessions of Red Meat Survivors
An Unlikely (and Convicted) Hero
War on the West

History

Cowboy Heritage