legelegel
11-27-2007, 07:49 PM
AP and Verb,
Here are some names for OStateSports.com Member Ranking Levels determined by number of posts. I hope you find the names interesting and of some use. Considerate the offering my way of saying thanks for you efforts.
COWBOY LEGEND very old cowboy who is not quite dead
COWMAN ranch owner who is over 40 and who makes work for cowboys
COW BOSS hires and fires cowboys
JIGGER BOSS ropes the cowboys' horses for the day
POINT RIDER cowboy who provides something for the animals to follow
BRONCOBUSTER cowboy who breaks wild horses to the saddle
WRANGLER cowboy who takes care of the saddle horses
BUCKAROO cowboy from California where “vaquero” was anglicized
VAQUERO cowboy from the southwest whose name is borrowed from Spanish
DROVER cowboy who trails longhorns to market or a new range
CHAPSMAN cowboy who puts on and likes to look at chaps
COWPUNCHER cowboy who tends cattle
TENDERFOOT newcomer to the cowboy life
Here are some names for OStateSports.com Member Ranking Levels determined by number of posts. I hope you find the names interesting and of some use. Considerate the offering my way of saying thanks for you efforts.
COWBOY LEGEND very old cowboy who is not quite dead
COWMAN ranch owner who is over 40 and who makes work for cowboys
COW BOSS hires and fires cowboys
JIGGER BOSS ropes the cowboys' horses for the day
POINT RIDER cowboy who provides something for the animals to follow
BRONCOBUSTER cowboy who breaks wild horses to the saddle
WRANGLER cowboy who takes care of the saddle horses
BUCKAROO cowboy from California where “vaquero” was anglicized
VAQUERO cowboy from the southwest whose name is borrowed from Spanish
DROVER cowboy who trails longhorns to market or a new range
CHAPSMAN cowboy who puts on and likes to look at chaps
COWPUNCHER cowboy who tends cattle
TENDERFOOT newcomer to the cowboy life