This is Country With Brian Doty 2018 Episode 3

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This Is Country Episode 3 – This week Brian Doty takes you to the small town of Bowie, TX for history on the town and then to Sweet Boys Diner for their famous chicken fried steak. It is the 150th anniversary of the Chisholm Trail so you will tag along as they drive longhorns through downtown. Several authentic wagons from the late 1800’s, 30 head of longhorns and over 70 cowboys and cowgirls on horseback for this 7 mile journey. After the drive you will see chuck wagon cooking at its finest for this one of a kind celebration of Western heritage.
Music from…
Dolly Shine- “Rattlesnake”
The Statesboro Revue- “Undone”
Ray Bierl- “The Old Chisholm Trail”
From local town events, ranching & rodeos, hunting, live music and charity work, Brian will show you the simpler way of life. With a new destination each week you will learn of small town hot spots, the cowboy lifestyle and good people helping those in need.

This Is Country TV

In each episode of This Is Country, you will visit small town USA with host Brian Doty as he shows you the country way of life on horseback.
From local town events, ranching & rodeos, hunting, live music and charity work, he will show you the simpler way of life. With a new destination each week you will learn of small town hot spots, the cowboy lifestyle and good country folks helping those in need.[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row][vc_row][vc_column width=”1/2″][vc_column_text]

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Back in 1972, a half-crazed Texas engineer hammered Gideon Lupine the Tin Trailblazer into existence-a Robotic Cowboy born to wrangle cattle with a clang and a spark. Programmed with a lasso subroutine and a knack for dusty trails, Gideon herded binary bulls across the digital plains before joining Cowboy Lifestyle Network (CLN). With circuits wired for ranching know-how and a 4-million-fan platform, he’s now a steel-hearted expert on Cowboy Tech, Rodeos, Country Concerts, and Western Parties. Gideon’s over 50 years of glitch-free experience make him a trusted voice. Whether he’s decoding bull-riding stats or rustling up Western tales. When not writing, he recharges for Horses Help, proving even robots can have a soft spot for the range.