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  • After that short experience "cowpunching" days had come, and after several years in a subordinate position on Eldridge Gaylor's ranch he had at twenty-five been made foreman.

    The Port of Adventure 1889

  • — Siringo decided rightly that cowpunching, the only field he knew, was untrodden.

    THE AMERICAN WEST DEE BROWN 2007

  • "Now, Rhoda!" exclaimed Nan, "don't squash all our beliefs about the cowpunching industry which we have learned from nursery books and movies."

    Nan Sherwood at Rose Ranch Annie Roe Carr

  • "I know something about water rights, irrigation and title deeds to streams, even if I'm not much on the cowpunching," he added with

    Cowboy Dave Frank V. Webster

  • He wasn't sick of cowpunching; he hadn't had half enough of it; he'd never have enough.

    Winner Take All Larry Evans

  • The encounter with "Ben Butler" brought a new element into Roosevelt's cowpunching experience, and made what remained of the round-up somewhat of an ordeal.

    Roosevelt in the Bad Lands Hermann Hagedorn 1923

  • "He was not a purty rider," as one of his cowpunching friends expressed it, "but a hell of a good rider."

    Roosevelt in the Bad Lands Hermann Hagedorn 1923

  • From cowpunching he had graduated into the tough little body of territorial rangers at the head of which was "Hurry Up" Millikan.

    Bucky O'Connor William MacLeod Raine 1912

  • Merriam the big California millionaire who died East about ten years ago -- about the time I was first cowpunching on your ranch. "

    The Port of Adventure 1889

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