*4 prizes are available, 1 for a resident of Rhode Island, 1 for a resident of Delaware, and 2 for the individuals who refer them. Support American art, cowboys, and get your own tumbleweed? Come on, you know you want to! A portion of the proceeds from the sale of the book benefits The Waggoner Ranch Cowboys Fund. Whether it rains, sleets or snows, the cowboys are always working.” – Jeremy EnlowĬommitted to maximum quality and supporting local business, Enlow employed native Texan Jan Batts to write the text of the book and produced it in Fort Worth. They physically abuse their bodies with a finesse that’s mastered with years of experience.
“Most everyone I know with a ‘real’ job couldn’t last five minutes cowboying on the Waggoner.
The book features portraits of the cowboys, as well as up-close shots of their daily work. Now in it’s third printing, Cowboys of the Waggoner Ranch has been featured in Western Horseman and is the 2016 Southwest Book Festival Grand Prize Winner. Against the odds for a new self-published author, the first run sold out in just 10 days. The result is the 140-page hardbound Cowboys of the Waggoner Ranch, made right here in Texas. In 2015, Texas photographer Jeremy Enlow went to the Waggoner Ranch to document 26 cowboys who live and work in the same way they have for generations.
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