Pictorial History Celebrates America’s Outback
The drama of life in the American West is featured in the 2019 edition of the Real Buckaroo Calendar produced by RANGE magazine. RANGE is an award-winning national, issues-oriented publication devoted to people who live and work on the land, and is the recipient of five consecutive Freedom of the Press awards.
The 2019 calendar is a color-filled pictorial history that showcases producers who help feed more than 300 million Americans.
“The Real Buckaroo Calendar is a celebration of the people, their lives and critters, and a workday that can take place in some very isolated country,” says C.J. Hadley, RANGE publisher. “Their lives are not easy, but our award-winning photographers have captured candid images that can be inspiring, humorous and beautifully dramatic. These moments reflect the dedication and work ethic of those who feed and clothe us.”
Of the calendar’s 14 photos, Nevada photographer Janet Johnson’s image was selected for the edition’s cover. The photo was taken during branding at Johnson Livestock near Denio, Nev. Calendar photos were taken also in Montana, California, Arizona, Texas, Wyoming, and Oregon.
In addition to the 12 monthly images, RANGE’s calendar features a bonus poster. The 2019 pullout photo was taken by Debbie Bell of Clements, Calif. The image captured a cattle gather on the Lost Coast of Northern California, with the Pacific Ocean in the background.
Each wall calendar is shrink-wrapped and has a large-grid format with plenty of room for notations. Retail price is $12.95, discounted to $10 each, or 3 for $25, which includes shipping and handling in the U.S.A. Major credit cards accepted. Nevada residents must add 7 percent sales tax.
Visit www.rangemagazine.com and click on Cowboy Shopping. To order more than 10 calendars, call 1-800-RANGE-4-U (1-800-726-4348) for special pricing.
HUMOR CAPTION: “Body Guard.” Ryder protects six-year-old Bailee Branger on her family ranch in Chinook, Mont. The humorous photo is featured in the month of September in the 2019 Real Buckaroo Calendar produced by RANGE magazine.
PHOTO CREDIT: ©Annie Branger/RANGE
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ACTION CAPTION: “Roping Up Close.” The photo features Kole Engle, a cowboy from Chinook, Mont., as he ropes a calf on Birdtail Ranch near Cleveland. It appears in the month of April in the 2019 Real Buckaroo Calendar produced by RANGE magazine.
PHOTO CREDIT: ©Todd Klassy/RANGE
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BEAUTY CAPTION: “At the End of the Rainbow.” The photo features KT Thompson, daughter Jamee, and Vince Picozzi riding home under a dramatic rainbow on the MLY Ranch in Greer, Ariz. The image appears in the month of October in the 2019 Real Buckaroo Calendar produced by RANGE magazine. It was also awarded lst Place in Outback Roundup 2018, the magazine’s annual photo competition.
PHOTO CREDIT: ©Cheryl Rogos/RANGE
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BONUS POSTER CAPTION: “Time to Wean.” Tim Wilbur and his dogs start the Russ Ranch gather on the Lost Coast of Northern California. The photo appears in the centerspread of the 2019 Real Buckaroo Calendar produced by RANGE magazine.
PHOTO CREDIT: ©Debbie Bell/RANGE
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ON THE COVER: Photo chosen for the cover of the 2019 Real Buckaroo Calendar produced by RANGE magazine was taken during branding at Johnson Livestock in the Pine Forest Range near Denio, Nev.
PHOTO CREDIT: ©Janet Johnson/RANGE
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