Oh Boy! Miss Charlene Raddon will be here Thursday, August 12, 2021!
How much do you know about the sheep and cattle wars? It’s an interesting subject so come over and join us.
She’s going to give away two copies of Connor!
All you do to enter is leave a comment. Simple.
Plus, you’ll have lots of fun. Don’t even have to worry about germs.
And you get to drool over this handsome cowboy!!! Yee-Haw!
When I'm not keepin' all these Fillies in line, I'm practicing my roping so I can catch me a cowboy. Darlin', me and Casper (my new mule) are two peas in a pod. Both of us are rad, bad, and proud. And that's no joke. Had to buy the critter some sunglasses to keep him happy.
I don’t know anything about the subject, but now I am curious.
I know the cattle farmers hated the sheep farmers. I know because I watched my John Wayne movies like a good little girl! Lol ?
Hi,it sounds very interesting! See you then.
Don’t know much about the sheep and cattle wars, but I do know a little about Longhorn cattle and donkeys. Would love to read Conner.
I know cattlemen and shepherds didn’t get along usually. The feelings could become intense and could cause range wars. Looking forward to learning more.
Honestly, don’t know much on subject but sounds intriguing and interesting plus I always liked books like this. Would love to read & review book in print format.
Got to loove the book cover and that handsome cowboy.
Hope I Win
Will be interesting to see what she adds to my knowledge of those conflicts. Connor is a favorite name. We had a Manx cat named Connor. I look forward to Charlene’s post.
Charlene your new book, Connor; sounds interesting. Sheep & cattle wars were really bad in those early years. Cattlemen didn’t want sheep anywhere near their cattle or grazing lands, they usually tried to run the sheep ranchers off or shot the sheep. Thank you, for a chance to win a copy.