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- Sep 15, 2026
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Getting Rodeo-Ready In Houston (opens the original)
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Famous as Space City for being the home of NASA's Johnson Space Center, Houston’s got more distinct personalities than freeway interchanges. Global capital of the oil and gas industry and medical mecca with the Texas Medical Center are just a couple. As anyone familiar with H-town knows, it’s also a big rodeo and culinary scene. Houston’s Western heritage is having a major cultural moment. When we head there for the famed RodeoHouston, we like to bunk at the Thompson Houston, where it’s easy to
Stetson’s Newest Launch Is Something To Hang Its Hat On (opens the original)
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When one of America’s most storied Western brands has a new release, we can’t help but take notice. But when Stetson, the 160 year-old company founded by the man who invented the cowboy hat, rolls out a super premium bourbon that tastes like smooth golden sunlight, we damn near stand up and cheer. That’s exactly what happened last month when the brand launched its 100-proof high rye whiskey, blended by Kentucky Master Blender Dan Callaway and made in collaboration with Green River Distilling Co.
Choctaw Stickball Is Experiencing A Modern Renaissance (opens the original)
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Some people call it the “granddaddy of all American sports,” given that it predates most field sports on this continent. Others describe it as the “little brother of war,” referring to its origins as an alternative to battle. One devotee deems it the “greatest excitement to witness on Earth.” In the Choctaw language, stickball is known simply as ishtaboli, translating to “the game.” But reducing Choctaw stickball to merely a game undermines this centuries-old sport’s cultural relevance — and the
Seven Standout Athletes In The West (opens the original)
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Why? Because what better web-exclusive complement to the flagship feature of our August–September issue (“51 Reasons to Love Sports in the West”) than honoring the very finest practitioners—present and past—in their respective fields? From rodeo and endurance riding to mountaineering and extreme skiing to the mother of all athletic contests, the Olympics, these greats are in a trailblazing class of their own. Montana-based Blackfeet horsewoman Megan Lunak almost had to quit the sport she loves.
13 Rodeos To Add To Your Calendar (opens the original)
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In our August/September issue, we showcase 51 Reasons to Love Sports in the West. No big surprise that lots of them were rodeos. Read all about The American Rodeo, Calgary Stampede, Pendleton Round-Up, and Cheyenne Frontier Days and plan your rodeo life accordingly. Which brings us to the summer rodeos ramping up to championship season this fall and into the holidays. INFR is on the October calendar, and NFR is waiting in the wings like the Cowboy Christmas every December brings. Get your calend
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