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Western Stories

Great American Outdoors Act – Oil & Gas to the Rescue for Public Lands & National Parks

August 4, 2020 By Trinitycodes

President Trump signed the Great American Outdoors Act today! That is great news if you enjoy recreation on public lands in our great United States of America. Most recreationists view oil and gas exploration and production as the devil, but this bill illustrates the monstrous benefits to bringing energy production to America. As of last […]

Filed Under: Western Stories

How to INSTANTLY be HAPPY and CONTENT! ( HUMOR )

March 30, 2020 By Trinitycodes

This is a humorous video in an attempt to help you laugh a little in this time of trouble. Contentment and happiness are not things that you can buy or rent, you must change your perspective and actively attempt to focus on the positive. Take a tour of our Tiny House in Montana from 2 […]

Filed Under: How to Live in The West, Western Stories

Crooked Banker of the West

August 9, 2013 By Trinitycodes

Are Old West Bankers and Today’s Bankers Different? Today, when I think of banks and bankers, I think of Wall Street, my home mortgage, and the banker that I used to deal with on a frequent basis to retain a line of credit for my dad’s business, Big Sky Horse Leasing. I have to say […]

Filed Under: People of the West, Western Stories

cowboys and Cowboys!

July 24, 2013 By Trinitycodes

  In the west there are cowboys and then there are Cowboys! Let me explain what I mean.   The men that I consider to be true western Cowboys have a desire that they are born with to be on a horse for the rest of their life. They feel that any excuse they can […]

Filed Under: People of the West, Western Stories

The Young Western Hero

July 22, 2013 By Trinitycodes

I don’t know about you, but I love to hear stories of a brave western hero, whether they ended good or bad. Just the other day, I was talking to my grandpa and he was telling me about his family and some of the stories that he remembered from his youth. To me, it is […]

Filed Under: Homesteads of the West, Western Stories

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