21st-Century Cowboys Conditions are tough, the pay is lousy, and there is no quittin’ time. So why do cowboys love their job? Born to be cowboys, H. G. and Cooper Adams (center and right) join Tanner Rollins for chores on the XI Ranch. Their great-great-grandfather bought the Kansas spread, and H. G.’s son, one-year-old Horace Greeley Adams VI, may one day take up its reins. (via nationalgeographicmagazine)

21st-Century Cowboys

Conditions are tough, the pay is lousy, and there is no quittin’ time. So why do cowboys love their job?
Born to be cowboys, H. G. and Cooper Adams (center and right) join Tanner Rollins for chores on the XI Ranch. Their great-great-grandfather bought the Kansas spread, and H. G.’s son, one-year-old Horace Greeley Adams VI, may one day take up its reins.

(via nationalgeographicmagazine)