Riding Drag: definition – The job on a cattle drive taken by the Drag Rider;
a person on horseback who takes the position at the rear of the herd;
who picks up strays, busts cattle out of hard to reach places
and does all the jobs no one else wants to do
while inadvertently eating copious amounts of dust.
Welcome to Riding Drag
featuring Western Columnist
and Award Winning Cowgirl Poet
Debra Coppinger Hill
Syndicated Columnist & Cowgirl Poet
Debra Coppinger Hill
shares Western Culture, Cowboy Poetry, Humor,
and Stories of Life on the 4DH Ranch in this
Sometimes Funny, Sometimes Poignant
Weekly Column.
Get to know the family and friends
of the 4DH Ranch through
true stories and Cowboy Poetry
featuring the day to day lives
of real American Cowboys and Cowgirls.
Featuring Cowboy Poetry by
Debra and her
Cowboy and Cowgirl friends.
Also featured are western photographs by
Photographer of the American West
Angela Beene
and Debra & Dara Hill and D.Enise..
So saddle up and join us
at the back of the herd...
Riding Drag with Debra Coppinger Hill.
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"I'm the Drag Rider around here.
I do all the stuff no one else wants to do,
catch all the stray loose ends
and battle the endless dust
of rural Oklahoma.
Sometimes it's not much fun
and sometimes it's just really hard work;
but at the back of this herd
I hear the best stories...
and I wouldn't have it any other way."
Debra Coppinger Hill
4DH Ranch Cutting and Ranch-work Bred Horses
To read the Western Humor and Cowboy Poetry Column Riding Drag, by Debra Coppinger Hill, go to Trade West.
To read more of Debra's Cowboy Poetry check out her pages at Cowboys-n-Cowgirls.com
Thanks for stopping by, and we hope to see you again real soon!