cowpuncher

"Well, I should say you are a real old cowpuncher!"

"I have a feeling this one's going to amount to a lot more than just a cowpuncher."

"You just tend your cattle like a good little cowpuncher?"

I hear you've been a real old cowpuncher, Buck.

In the nick of time, the cowpuncher finds her.

It had the strong, healthy flavor of cowpuncher coffee, the best for a rainy night.

Then the wiry old cowpuncher lost consciousness and was silent for a long time.

He was a cowpuncher and a good one.

He also worked as a cowpuncher and rodeo rider.

Not lightly does a cowpuncher regard the stampeding of his stock.

It's like being an actual cowpuncher when you wanted to be Gary Cooper.

She had the muscles of a man and the rolling gait of a cowpuncher.

He took me for some driftin' cowpuncher, but that's the trouble.

"Say, stranger, are you too high-toned t' drink with a common cowpuncher?"

All about the rough cowpuncher and the millionaire's dainty daughter from the East - you know."

Some of them stopped to stare at the big, dark-haired cowpuncher who rode into their midst.

How could they know that the Kid was being "a rell ole cowpuncher"?

He came in, a solid, deep-chested cowpuncher with a shock of black hair and a broad, cheerful face.

So what brings this broad-shouldered, rubber-faced cowpuncher back East?

He was a real old cowpuncher.

Connell's father was a cowpuncher, who abandoned the family.

"You have that look of a cowpuncher."

"This cowpuncher of yours caught the Herring boys!"

"Then get one," the big cowpuncher said.

And this here silver-mounted fellow thinks he's a real cowpuncher, by cripes!"