The Cowboy Country Television DVD
Season 7, 3 DVD Set
NOW AVAILABLE!
Enjoy the full 13-half hour episodes of Season Seven of Cowboy Country Television with our 3-disk DVD set. Each episode was filmed completely in high definition television on location in B.C., Alberta and Saskatchewan.
A definite collector’s item!
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Season 7
Episode 701
Audrey Nanimahoo releases the spirits in her unique stone carvings and pay tribute to our trailblazer, Gordon Bell. We’re creating Ash’s three favourite things Beans, Beef and Biscuits in the Cowboy Kitchen and legendary movie man John Scott shows us his side of the industry like you’ve never seen before.
Episode 702
This week we find out what one of Manitoba’s most successful businessmen, Irvin Goodon, is up to in semi-retirement. Canada’s first All-Around Cowboy, Carl Olson is our trailblazer and we hit the trails with the Back Country Horsemen of British Columbia. We’re mixing up an old favourite in the kitchen with Potato Salad and one of the Calgary Stampede Art Show’s most popular artists, Jody Skinner takes us into her world of horses.
Episode 703
A great show this week as artist Kim Penner shows off her renowned work devoted to the horse, we pay tribute to Rodeo great Pete Bruised Head…throw a Ceilidh in the Cowboy Kitchen and we meet the protectors of Alberta’s native grasslands, the Pekisko Group.
Episode 704
This weeks’ Home of The West comes in a “To Go” version too… our TrailBlazer is Chuckwagon great George Normand and wild man Reo King shows off his two sides – champion outrider and highly sought after equine therapist. The gang is back in the Cowboy Kitchen with delicious (and easy to make) Mushroom Rice Casserole, and we take a peek at the gift to a nation – the Hudson’s Bay Company Collection at the Manitoba Museum.
Episode 705
We head just outside Calgary for the incredible views both inside and out of the Kestral Ridge Home of The West and our TrailBlazer is a true Woman of The West, Elizabeth Greenhow. Antelope Butte Ranch mixes the old west in with the new and speaking of mixing – there’s Casserole for Shrimps in the Cowboy Country kitchen. If that wasn’t enough, John Rempel shows off his 40 plus years of memories of the Matador Ranch.
Episode 706
Montana Bronze artist Sam Terakedis shares his passion for nature through his life size art, meet our TrailBlazer, pioneering farmer Seager Wheeler and FARSHA bridges the gap between government and ranchers in the name of safety. We’re making tasty Parmesan Steak in the Cowboy Kitchen and you’ll never guess where we found THIS Winery!
Episode 707
Diamond Doug Keith reveals his many hats as a rancher, cowboy poet, artist and entertainer. Bryn Thiessen gives us our first taste of our new feature, “Life in the West” and we check out the Working Cowboy School in Hanley, Saskatchewan. Canada’s largest first nation’s interpretive center, Blackfoot Crossing has something for everyone and it’s dessert day in the Cowboy Kitchen with No Bake Pineapple Cheese Pie… mmm, mmm, mmm!
Episode 708
Self taught western artist, Nathan Pinsent is living his dream, we honour TrailBlazer Elmer Jamieson and we learn about Saskatchewan’s Community Pasture Program… think of it as Camp for Cattle. It’s a fiesta in the kitchen with Mexican Lasagne and Hedgeville Farms is living proof you can’t beat the western spirit.
Episode 709
Cowgirl Poet Doris Daley lives within the rules to free her creativity, Hugh McLennan is featured in “Life in the West” and Warner Stables takes us into the backcountry near Banff. It’s getting warm in the Cowboy Kitchen with Foil Packet Southwestern Chicken and Old Man on His Back is proof that government, environmentalists and ranchers can all work together.
Episode 710
This week we head to Southern Alberta to visit the historic McIntyre Ranch, and Cowboy Poet Dave Longworth is having a hair scare in “Life in The West”. Mural Mosaics brings communities together with their unique displays of pictures within a picture and we’ve got some hot buns in the Cowboy Country Kitchen.
Episode 711
Horses are at the heart of treatment at the Equilibrium Therapeutic Riding Center, the lovely and talented Terri Mason shares one of her favourite poems in “Life in The West” and we visit the Mann Ranch near Lloydminster, Saskatchewan. The Cowboy Kitchen is sweeter than ever with Charlie Russell’s White Cake and Irvin and Marge Goodon’s home brings new meaning to the term living with nature.
Episode 712
We explore the scenic Ya Ha Tinda Ranch, Parks Canada’s Horse Headquarters for 100 years, find out Don Wudel’s definition of misery in “Life in The West” and discover the secret behind Danceland’s cushioned floor. You won’t want to miss the Blueberry Cobbler in the Cowboy Country Kitchen and we visit the historic A7 Ranche where tradition meets new age practices.
Episode 713
This week we discuss why the results of the Chief Mountain Cumulative Effects study effect most Canadians, and Ben Crane keeps us entertained in “Life in the West”. It’s a recipe perfect for Dave as we get Cheesy in the Cowboy Kitchen with Meat & Cheese Dip and we catch up with an entertainment legend, Canada’s Country Gentleman, Tommy Hunter.
