Cattle Rancher Long Sleeve T-Shirts

Cattle Rancher It's Not For the Weak Job Title

A proud rancher riding his Horse on his ranch with beautiful Wyoming mountains and trees in the background.

Longhorn Bull Steer Skull art. Ranch Barn Art

The perfect gift for Scottish highland cattle lovers! This cute farm homestead design features a hairy highland cow. This design makes a great gift for cow and animal lovers, cow moms and dads, farmers, ranchers, cowgirls and cowboys, homesteaders, friends, and family.

Black Angus Cow Rancher Funny Beef Cattle Meat Farmer Gift

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Cattle prod or stock prod or hot stick is used by ranchers on livestock for agriculture means. Barn life for a country farmer has nothing if he doesn't have his awesome electric cattle prod.

They Stood There Watching Him Move Off Across the Range, Leading His Pack Horse (1928) by William Henry David Koerner is an American West painting featuring a rancher herding his cattle.

Working out on the ranch with your cattle, you hear a lot of things. While some may say otherwise, I herd what I herd...

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Dairy cattle are the livestock king for ranchers and cow lovers alike. Giving out milk for free is a courageous thing and dairy farmers appreciate their generosity. So sit back, grab an udder and look at this design!

There’s always been good money in serving up good steaks to hungry folks in Texas and John Zentner's famous steakhouse is no exception. While he started several successful steakhouses, his first well-known venture was the Lowake Inn in Concho County, where according to Zentner, folks came a long way because he sold the only cold beer between San Angelo and Fort Worth, and he had good steaks and burgers to go with it. While the Lowake Inn was a gathering place for locals in this small community, travelers passing through made sure The Inn was on their itinerary and not only did folks come by road, but also by air; a small airstrip within walking distance of the inn allowed pilots of small planes to come and go with ease.

Cattle brands in a repeating pattern on a beige textured background.

Cattle brands in a repeating pattern on a brown textured background.

A silhouette of a cowboy and his dog on a ranch. A Western style design perfect for farmers, western lovers and cowboy types. A nice silhouette design of a cowboy on his horse with his dog. Experience the rugged allure of the Wild West with this captivating print featuring a cowboy on horseback herding cattle. Embrace the spirit of the frontier with this exquisite piece of cowboy art. Perfect for those who appreciate the western lifestyle and want to add a touch of cowboy decor to their space. Whether you're a fan of horseback riding or simply admire the beauty of the ranching tradition, this print is a must-have. Ideal as a gift for cowboy enthusiasts, this artwork captures the essence of a thrilling cattle drive.

The perfect gift for Scottish highland cattle lovers! This cute farm homestead design features a hairy highland cow. This design makes a great gift for cow and animal lovers, cow moms and dads, farmers, ranchers, cowgirls and cowboys, homesteaders, friends, and family.

Kingsville, Texas is home to America's biggest cattle ranches, so it's makes sense that a boxed beef distributor would open up shop right at the source. Founded in 1959, Kingsville Boxed Beef Distributors provided choice boxed beef spread to restaurants and markets throughout Texas and beyond.

This 1935 musical comedy was written by and starred Mae West.

Perfect appreciation or birthday gift for cow owner, cow rancher, cowboy or cowgirl !

Perfect appreciation or birthday gift for cow owner, cow rancher, cowboy or cowgirl !

Texans have a lot of pride in their state of Texas, and rightly so. Texas has a lot going for it, so when someone refers to it as 'where everything is best, to hell with the rest,' they're not just blowing smoke.

Perfect appreciation or birthday gift for cow owner, cow rancher, cowboy or cowgirl !

Perfect appreciation or birthday gift for cow owner, cow rancher, cowboy or cowgirl !

Farmer Grandpa Just Like A Normal Grandpa Except Much Cooler, Retro Vintage Farmer Grandpa Gift

Farmer Grandpa Just Like A Normal Grandpa Except Much Cooler, Retro Vintage Farmer Grandpa Gift

Open Range by Maynard Dixon is a vintage American West fine art painting featuring a cowboy herding cattle.

Perfect appreciation gift for cattle raiser, cattle rancher, cow raiser or cow raiser !

Perfect appreciation gift for cattle raiser, cattle rancher, cow raiser or cow raiser !

The perfect gift for Scottish highland cattle lovers! This cute farm homestead design features a hairy highland cow. This design makes a great gift for cow and animal lovers, cow moms and dads, farmers, ranchers, cowgirls and cowboys, homesteaders, friends, and family.

The perfect gift for Scottish highland cattle lovers! This cute farm homestead design features a hairy highland cow. This design makes a great gift for cow and animal lovers, cow moms and dads, farmers, ranchers, cowgirls and cowboys, homesteaders, friends, and family.

Hand Drawn Horse Rider in Cowboy Hat on Cutting Horse. Western Horse Riding often in competition or rodeos. Rancher style!

Remind everyone that your Eyes Are Up Here with this funny "My Eyes Are Up Here" Cow Udders Graphic with a Cow or Heifer pointing towards its eyes. This graphic is udderly fun and created for anyone with a sense of humor.

If you love black Angus heifers, this is your change to spotlight them for a fun Christmas greeting.

Kenny Monfort was a Colorado cattleman who wasn’t happy with his options for getting his product to the East Coast, so being the industrious type of fellow that he was, he put together his own trucking operation. Gate to plate was important to Monfort, so he wanted trucks with enough power to make the run in a timely manner. Not concerned with return loads, turning a profit with the trucking operation was not in the equation. Monfort teams ran five-hour shifts, and it’s easy to see why “The Monfort Lane” became a part of the trucking industry’s lexicon for the left lane, as the Monfort “Circus Wagons” were constantly pushing what their trucks could do to make time and blowing the doors off of every other truck on the road.

Born and Bred in Texas

Ranch Life design by John C Snipes.