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Back Issue List: '98

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We do have back issues available. They are the following issues listed in bold type, the cover titles are listed in small bold type, the main articles follow, not listed are the regular columns:

WINTER '98

Colorado Ranchman, Bob Hasenack; Forty-Three Years a Ranchman; Summa Cum Saddler, Jim Darden; The Cattlebury Trails; All-Time Show Stopper; Just a Lot About Bulls; Cowboy For Hire; It Wasn't Funny at the Time; A Cowboy's Good Day; D. D. Potter, Saddler; K. B. Barfield; God's Creatures; Monk Maxwell; Saving Grandma; Leonard Vaughn; Mad Cow Disease; The Toyota-Heifer Incident.

SPRING '98

Montana Rancher, Wallace McRae; No Trespassing; Where the Princess Wore Horns; Tonto Rim Trading Company; Gary Ericsson; Wanted: A New Old Pickup; Outlaws of the Teacup Brand; Music on Their Heels; One Way to Do It; Portrait of a Cowman; Memoirs of a Dude Wrangler; The First Day; Ol' Duck; Snake River Hat Company; Adios Compadres; Dot Com; Cowboy or Indian?; Stompin' Broncs; A Salute to Riders in the Sky; Diggin' Deeper.

SUMMER '98

Arizona Cowboy, Gail Steiger; Ridin' the Spider; Dreams and Determination, Truett Davis; The Wilson Meadow Cabin; Wood and Leather; The Men Who Ride No More; A Pretty Good Thing To Know; Spreadin' It Thin; John and Mildred Ware; The Sawtooth Saddle Company; 'Meanie' Made the Best; Transference; Custom Made Means One at a Time; The New Yorker; Pumpjacks and Horses Don't Mix; Viv's Wedding.

FALL '98

Texas Cowgirl, Marilyn Cheatham; Day-workin' Cowgirl; Gates; Brush Poppers; Of Stubborn Steers and Cowboys; Horse Whisperer; Line Camp Christmas; Just Another Day; Eighty-nine Years a Cowboy; They Made 'em Tough; Cowboyin' Florida Style; A Cowboy's City Adventure; Nebraska Cooks; Happy Trails, Roy; Farewell Montie; La Jolla Bootmaker; Brandy the Christmas Dog; Ol' Blackie.

Summer '90 to Fall '93       Summer '94 to Fall '95       Winter '96 to Fall '96

Winter '97 to Fall '97          Winter '99 to Fall '99        Winter '00 to Fall '00

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	WINTER '98 Colorado Ranchman, Bob Hasenack; Forty-Three Years a Ranchman; Summa Cum Saddler, Jim Darden; The Cattlebury Trails; All-Time Show Stopper; Just a Lot About Bulls; Cowboy For Hire; It Wasn't Funny at the Time; A Cowboy's Good Day; D. D. Potter, Saddler; K. B. Barfield; God's Creatures; Monk Maxwell; Saving Grandma; Leonard Vaughn; Mad Cow Disease; The Toyota-Heifer Incident.
	SPRING '98 Montana Rancher, Wallace McRae; No Trespassing; Where the Princess Wore Horns; Tonto Rim Trading Company; Gary Ericsson; Wanted: A New Old Pickup; Outlaws of the Teacup Brand; Music on Their Heels; One Way to Do It; Portrait of a Cowman; Memoirs of a Dude Wrangler; The First Day; Ol' Duck; Snake River Hat Company; Adios Compadres; Dot Com; Cowboy or Indian?; Stompin' Broncs; A Salute to Riders in the Sky; Diggin' Deeper.
	SUMMER '98 Arizona Cowboy, Gail Steiger; Ridin' the Spider; Dreams and Determination, Truett Davis; The Wilson Meadow Cabin; Wood and Leather; The Men Who Ride No More; A Pretty Good Thing To Know; Spreadin' It Thin; John and Mildred Ware; The Sawtooth Saddle Company; 'Meanie' Made the Best; Transference; Custom Made Means One at a Time; The New Yorker; Pumpjacks and Horses Don't Mix; Viv's Wedding.
	FALL '98 Texas Cowgirl, Marilyn Cheatham; Day-workin' Cowgirl; Gates; Brush Poppers; Of Stubborn Steers and Cowboys; Horse Whisperer; Line Camp Christmas; Just Another Day; Eighty-nine Years a Cowboy; They Made 'em Tough; Cowboyin' Florida Style; A Cowboy's City Adventure; Nebraska Cooks; Happy Trails, Roy; Farewell Montie; La Jolla Bootmaker; Brandy the Christmas Dog; Ol' Blackie.