The frontiersmen and women who came out west in the 1800's were no doubt extraordinary survivalists. They taught themselves how to do things that were beneficial to their survival and used their invaluable skill set throughout the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries to survive.
During this time period cowboys owned very little. When they needed something they either had to make it or make use of what they had. Stores were miles away and when they did make their monthly store visit they had to think about what they truly needed since many were barely making by. Often, they had to learn the skills to accomplish what they needed to get done without spending frivolously.
These brave men and women traveled out west to make a name for themselves, and often they had no idea what dangers they would face.
They were forced to be physically and mentally strong for whatever came their way. Experiencing drought, starvation, illness, or even deaths in their family — they had to stay strong and do the best they could despite the cards they were dealt.
Cowboys were the ultimate survivalists and today… there is so much we can take away from their journeys.
On the next page, learn more about the skills that made cowboys an inspiration to survivalists today. 19th-century cowboys may be gone, but their bravery and survival skills live on…
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End masons and we can get on with living
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End idiots
Idiots always blaming something or someone else the problem is we the people are to lazy and dumb to be a part of the political system over the years have become so addicted to media, TV, internet, Facebook, and when the new iPhone coming out. Instead being politically active and running for office.. If we are politically active we are doomed to be ruled by our superiors …… No masons have been president since Ford. ….but yes it of course someone somewhere else’s fault and someone somewhere else will fix it? Because what will you do today to make a change in this system?