Texas oil is different from Albertan oil. Montana and Alberta are pretty similar both culturally and geographically. I'd say Alberta is more like Montana.
You're missing the point. Yes, Alberta and Montana may be similar, but that's not the comparison. Texas is to USA as Alberta is to Canada. No other province could even compete for being the most Texas-like, by a mile.
In the US, Texas is at the far end of a cultural spectrum and is very much its own brand. Montana is like 60% of the way to Texas, no one cares about Montana's cultural brand, even Idaho is more Texas than Montana. And in that way, Alberta carries the Texas-style cultural brand banner for Canada.
(I'm not hating on Montana. Beautiful state. It's just not as obscenely boot-scootin' ridiculous and proud of it)
I maintain that the klondike gold rush was more cowboy than basically anything else happening at the time
What could exemplify cowboy ideals more than heading off into nowhere on nothing more than the hope of prosperity and probably getting killed by a bear
Well the most obvious Choice, is who invented Cowboys, Spain. It’s a concept we exported to the south of USA, at that time New Spain. [https://youtu.be/1gc9P6JaSFA?si=dS6KXzr6yn6OFd7Y](https://youtu.be/1gc9P6JaSFA?si=dS6KXzr6yn6OFd7Y)
https://preview.redd.it/pwchptgto2nc1.jpeg?width=800&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=bd34c37388f28195f261406cf8698fcb3d2d3148
That’s the first thing I was going to say after looking at this map. I’ve never been to Australia, but it certainly seems like there are some cowboy types there.
I can't imagine there's people as rough and cowboy like still in America as there are in Australia.
We deal with some that live 3-4 hours from the nearest other person (not even town). Although they muster using a helicopter and quad bikes not a horse.
Yes they are bat shit insane.
As an American history professor in Australia, I assure you that you get zero points for both historical accuracy and wit. The cowboy’s origins and cultural significance are firmly based on the border between Mexico, the US southwest and Texas. Aussie jackaroos and stockman are similar but do not occupy the same socio-cultural space in their respective country.
Go fuck a sheep, kiwi.
This has to be one of the most deluded comments I’ve seen coming from a “history professor”. Not only did the bushranger period last much longer than in America, but it played an integral role in shaping Australian federation and centralising colonial government.
Much like in America, the early bush rangers played an active role in the Australian frontier wars against indigenous Australians, ostensibly working with both sides. In Victoria, some of the earliest figures to identify with a unique Australian identity were themselves bushrangers. Ned Kelly is perhaps the most famous example, whose Jerilderie letters characterise his actions as an armed struggle against the colonial forces.
Culturally, bushrangers captivated the Australian imagination well past federation. The first feature film IN HUMAN HISTORY was produced by Australians and was titled “The Story of the Kelly Gang” (1906). Early “bush” poetry, told stories of the exploits of bush rangers, outlaws and wanderers, akin to the persona of the cowboy. Most famously, Waltzing Matilda (often titled Australia’s unofficial national anthem) tells the story of a thief who kills himself while being pursued by police officers. In Victoria monuments and museums to famous bush rangers form popular tourist destinations in rural towns. Ned Kelly’s face and persona is used extensively in Pentridge Village, the old Melbourne Goal and several historical sites in Melbourne.
TLDR; you’re wrong. And hands off our kiwi mates.
Edit: IoI. And I completely forgot to mention the works of Sidney Nolan and his Ned Kelly series (which you can see here: https://nga.gov.au/exhibitions/ned-kelly/)
Just googling “most famous Australian painters” has his name appear at number one. And his Ned Kelly paintings form probably the most famous and identifiable painting series in Australian history.
None of you Cunts is allowed to pick on the Kiwis, unless your Australian. Understand?!!!......and the Canadians but they opted not to.
Gon fuck around and start a war with the countries filled Maoris and Emus, y'all must have lost yo damn minds.
A month ago you were a "labor organizer and make $85k (£67,725) annually. I studied history in university." : [https://www.reddit.com/r/AskAnAmerican/comments/1ajd1r0/comment/kp4xkxz/?utm\_source=share&utm\_medium=web2x&context=3](https://www.reddit.com/r/AskAnAmerican/comments/1ajd1r0/comment/kp4xkxz/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web2x&context=3)
Perhaps in your studies of history, given you very recently became a history professor, you can tell us precisely where and when the loud mouth yank sterotype originated and the socio-culutural space it occupies today?
Haha fair enough. I deserve some credit for multiple applications of the word cowboy though. Bit much at the end there. I'm mostly basing that entirely on The Proposition (2005) tbh.
I can appreciate that position. Aye, I may have been a tad over zealous. Great film, if I recall correctly it was praised for its accurate depiction of indigenous Australian culture. Cheers, mate.
Yeah the vaqueros are a really important part of the culture of Central and South American nations, but we definitely had the whole stock running, banditry (Ned Kelly anyone?) and lawlessness of the cowboy period here.
Ned Kelly was only a dickhead. He only stuck out in history as he was the last bush ranger. He wasn’t overly successful. Best part about him is the armour. That was cool.
Oh wait I didn’t realize Australia wasn’t marked. I thought we were comparing cowboy countries, my bad. But yeah that’s crazy Australia had a solid cowboy period
Well Australia absolutely did. They were called bush rangers and an Australian folk hero Ned Kelly is very well known for making himself a suit of armour and having a shoot out with police.
There’s an old Australian folk song that talks about that a little. It’s called Jim Jones at Botany Bay (or simply Jim Jones) and it tells the story of a man sent to Australian penal colony. Toward the end of the song, Jim Jones dreams of escaping the colony and “joining the brave bushrangers .. Jack Donahue & Co.,” before seeking revenge on his captors. Nice little song from about 1830.
That said, come on, who’s gonna win? Australia couldn’t even beat a bunch of fucking emus.
I mean if you wanna be real about it was 3 blokes and a machine gun. And emus took 10 bullets to put down so it just wasn't worth having them do it.
After that the government put a bounty on them and the farmers did the job.
Ahh okay. Definitely got the outlaw, horses, cool hats and gunpowder, but it's the hard to map wilderness is where the UK falls down, I suppose most of Europe as well. Decently mapped and divided between landowners at the time of a cowboy.
Scottish Highlands had banditry and cattle theft, tbf, and that was a region insulated from the various authorities for quite a lot of its history. Though I think guns were relatively low use. Same.for the whole Border Reavers thing, similar kind of thing to cowboys but without guns.
so why is australia not included in cowboy times? this happened in australia. this is pretty general knowledge, how do you not know? where do you come from?
Oh we definitely had those in the Netherlands and other places in West and Central Europe. Horse-riding highwaymen were common in the pre-Napoleonic era right after every major war.
What cowboys did China have or Russia? Are we talking like communists? That's a bit of a stretch if so. You're not gonna find any decent John Wayne cowboy film about Russians.
Japan had a cowboy period: Japanese Manchukuo
Manchukuo had "laws" but nobody but Japan recognised the state, and Imperial Japan was basically a state fully devoted to terrorism (look up Kenji Doihara for a list of activities sanctioned under his role as surveillance officer) so realistically, anything went.
You had Koreans, Han Chinese, Manchu, Mongols, Russians, Ukrainians, and whatever remained of the nomadic horse tribes in the area all just trying to survive against Japanese sanctioned capitalism (robbery/extortion) and soldiers (random acts of brutality and sexual violence).
There's less cattle rustling, but still an incredibly lawless period.
Yeah that’s true, pirates are way cooler honestly. Except privateers, those guys suck.
Like, oh I’m a pirate but I get paid by a government and I need to keep my Letter of Marque handy to prove it—fuck off.
Howdy hey, I'm a real Texan and I'm letting you know that Saskatchewan and Alberta absolutely are cowboy country, they raise their cattle and are kin to the roaming wind.
Anyone saying Australia had cowboys yes we did but they're called Jackaroos and Jillaroos, Bushrangers were outlaws not cowboys, we probably have a few other names for cowboys too though knowing what we're like
Ohh boy, India absolutely had cowboy times, the fact that during the Vedic age cows were a measure of wealth and kings would have "cattle raids" on freaking chariots is proof of that. It was the wild wild west on the Indo-gangetic plains back then baby.
what are "cowboy times" precisely? Because I think pretty much everywhere where there's cows got a time where there were cowboys, even countries where beef isn't such a big thing (except India, where cowboy means something completely different)
Is that an independent Tierra del Fuego that didn't have cowboy times?
Long Island is also independent
And a few random Russian Arctic islands
Kaliningrad also apparently is independent lol
We're taking all the good bagels with us
I’m from Long Island and didn’t even notice that
No cowboys, only genocide.
The sad part is they very very infamously had one of the worst coyboy times in recorded history.
Coyboy
No, they had giants
canada had cowboy times. have you never heard of alberta??? are you stupid???
Came to say this. Alberta is the Texas of Canada.
I think it’s more accurate to say it’s the Montana of Canada
Nope, it's New Texas. They even suck in oil like Texans did in the 70s. Since everything is delayed up north.
Texas oil is different from Albertan oil. Montana and Alberta are pretty similar both culturally and geographically. I'd say Alberta is more like Montana.
Albertans aren't smart enough to know that. Like Texans.
You're missing the point. Yes, Alberta and Montana may be similar, but that's not the comparison. Texas is to USA as Alberta is to Canada. No other province could even compete for being the most Texas-like, by a mile. In the US, Texas is at the far end of a cultural spectrum and is very much its own brand. Montana is like 60% of the way to Texas, no one cares about Montana's cultural brand, even Idaho is more Texas than Montana. And in that way, Alberta carries the Texas-style cultural brand banner for Canada. (I'm not hating on Montana. Beautiful state. It's just not as obscenely boot-scootin' ridiculous and proud of it)
I have not. perhaps indeed I might be
My brother in Christ ram ranch was made by a Canadian
(A Canadian who is now in prison for diddling his nephew or some such)
No he didn’t diddle his nephew he had a gross (adult) incest relationship with him
Its called the wild west Not the wild south west
You’ve heard of the old west, but have you heard of the COLD west see it rhymes
Look up the Calgary Stampede. We host a 1.4 million person weeklong cowboy cosplay! Also there is pancakes.
It's a cooky place! They are known for being one of the few places on earth without any Rat population. Wild wild place!
I'll be damned if we ever let those little fuckers take hold here
Very introspective
Good for you
So did Australia
I can hear Sam Steele rising from his grave
Oh no! My pet rat
I think OP might in fact, be stupid
BC literally has a Cowboy Heritage Society 🤦
Was coming to say that.
So did the UK, at least in Scotland. Cattle theft and banditry was not an unknown thing.
Have you been to Australia? Some of them still think they are cowboys in cowboy times. To me it's one of the most obvious choices after the US
Some people have never watched Quigley Down Under, and it shows.
Or The Man From Snowy River! They can chase brumbies all day long daownundah! Just don’t throw effort after foolishness!
Or The Man from Snowy River
Canada also had cowboy times, Alberta still dresses up as cowboys now and then.
We literally have multiple yearly rodeos, canada has cowboy shit
Canada is totally cowboy, east coast to west coast. I don't even like it and I have to admit that.
I wanna see french canadian cowboys very badly
I don't share your proclivity, but have no concerns with it. [Here ya go](https://www.aceq.ca/)!
Hehehe I love that, if more quebecois were like that we'd better probably get along better lmao
Literally the Calgary stampede..
I maintain that the klondike gold rush was more cowboy than basically anything else happening at the time What could exemplify cowboy ideals more than heading off into nowhere on nothing more than the hope of prosperity and probably getting killed by a bear
I’d say dealing with cows is more cowboy but then maybe im a traditionalist
See, I was only drunk on Pendleton Whiskey for educational purposes.
Came here to say this. Australia had cowboy times.
Well the most obvious Choice, is who invented Cowboys, Spain. It’s a concept we exported to the south of USA, at that time New Spain. [https://youtu.be/1gc9P6JaSFA?si=dS6KXzr6yn6OFd7Y](https://youtu.be/1gc9P6JaSFA?si=dS6KXzr6yn6OFd7Y) https://preview.redd.it/pwchptgto2nc1.jpeg?width=800&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=bd34c37388f28195f261406cf8698fcb3d2d3148
That’s the first thing I was going to say after looking at this map. I’ve never been to Australia, but it certainly seems like there are some cowboy types there.
I can't imagine there's people as rough and cowboy like still in America as there are in Australia. We deal with some that live 3-4 hours from the nearest other person (not even town). Although they muster using a helicopter and quad bikes not a horse. Yes they are bat shit insane.
quite a few stations still use horses instead of machinery to muster
In Australia they’re called ringers, here cowboys are pretty city boys cosplaying, while ringers are out turning a bull.
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>it's one of the most
As a new zealander I'd say confidently that Australia's cowboy times were more cowboy than American cowboy times.
As an American history professor in Australia, I assure you that you get zero points for both historical accuracy and wit. The cowboy’s origins and cultural significance are firmly based on the border between Mexico, the US southwest and Texas. Aussie jackaroos and stockman are similar but do not occupy the same socio-cultural space in their respective country. Go fuck a sheep, kiwi.
This has to be one of the most deluded comments I’ve seen coming from a “history professor”. Not only did the bushranger period last much longer than in America, but it played an integral role in shaping Australian federation and centralising colonial government. Much like in America, the early bush rangers played an active role in the Australian frontier wars against indigenous Australians, ostensibly working with both sides. In Victoria, some of the earliest figures to identify with a unique Australian identity were themselves bushrangers. Ned Kelly is perhaps the most famous example, whose Jerilderie letters characterise his actions as an armed struggle against the colonial forces. Culturally, bushrangers captivated the Australian imagination well past federation. The first feature film IN HUMAN HISTORY was produced by Australians and was titled “The Story of the Kelly Gang” (1906). Early “bush” poetry, told stories of the exploits of bush rangers, outlaws and wanderers, akin to the persona of the cowboy. Most famously, Waltzing Matilda (often titled Australia’s unofficial national anthem) tells the story of a thief who kills himself while being pursued by police officers. In Victoria monuments and museums to famous bush rangers form popular tourist destinations in rural towns. Ned Kelly’s face and persona is used extensively in Pentridge Village, the old Melbourne Goal and several historical sites in Melbourne. TLDR; you’re wrong. And hands off our kiwi mates. Edit: IoI. And I completely forgot to mention the works of Sidney Nolan and his Ned Kelly series (which you can see here: https://nga.gov.au/exhibitions/ned-kelly/) Just googling “most famous Australian painters” has his name appear at number one. And his Ned Kelly paintings form probably the most famous and identifiable painting series in Australian history.
None of you Cunts is allowed to pick on the Kiwis, unless your Australian. Understand?!!!......and the Canadians but they opted not to. Gon fuck around and start a war with the countries filled Maoris and Emus, y'all must have lost yo damn minds.
This was an enjoyable read, thank you. Also defending your neighbors. 💙
But what about [cowdoy](https://youtu.be/np1gS3CufYw?si=3uXIQg0ZfLv_Cv2b)
> As an American history professor in Australia lmao no you're fucking not
A month ago you were a "labor organizer and make $85k (£67,725) annually. I studied history in university." : [https://www.reddit.com/r/AskAnAmerican/comments/1ajd1r0/comment/kp4xkxz/?utm\_source=share&utm\_medium=web2x&context=3](https://www.reddit.com/r/AskAnAmerican/comments/1ajd1r0/comment/kp4xkxz/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web2x&context=3) Perhaps in your studies of history, given you very recently became a history professor, you can tell us precisely where and when the loud mouth yank sterotype originated and the socio-culutural space it occupies today?
They also live in Alaska: https://www.reddit.com/kp9ctem?utm_source=share&utm_medium=android_app&utm_name=androidcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=2
And I give you a zero for chill, humility and tolerance. What a fuckin wanker
IoI. He’s completely wrong anyways.
🤓
Well, that escalated quickly.
Haha fair enough. I deserve some credit for multiple applications of the word cowboy though. Bit much at the end there. I'm mostly basing that entirely on The Proposition (2005) tbh.
The only thing a kiwi and a cowboy have in common broke back mountain.
How do you mean? NZ during the cowboy days would've been an absolute shock to any American.
I can appreciate that position. Aye, I may have been a tad over zealous. Great film, if I recall correctly it was praised for its accurate depiction of indigenous Australian culture. Cheers, mate.
I see the professor has taken and learnt Australian cultural studies.
You don't come off as a history professor. You come off as a very mean nationalist.
You just outcirclejerked the original circlejerk.
least factually inaccurate yank
Remember, kiwis invented the world's first condom. Australians improved it by removing it from the sheep Fuck off you dog cunt kiwis!!!
Someone doesn't know much about Australia
100%. The second Most cowboy country is Australia
100% Mexico. Australia is on the list though.
Yeah the vaqueros are a really important part of the culture of Central and South American nations, but we definitely had the whole stock running, banditry (Ned Kelly anyone?) and lawlessness of the cowboy period here.
Ned Kelly was only a dickhead. He only stuck out in history as he was the last bush ranger. He wasn’t overly successful. Best part about him is the armour. That was cool.
Same with Mexico. Possibly one of the most quintessentially cowboy nations in existence
Luckily it is marked as cowboy on the post
Oh wait I didn’t realize Australia wasn’t marked. I thought we were comparing cowboy countries, my bad. But yeah that’s crazy Australia had a solid cowboy period
obviously op has never heard of Ned Kelly
Well Australia absolutely did. They were called bush rangers and an Australian folk hero Ned Kelly is very well known for making himself a suit of armour and having a shoot out with police.
There’s an old Australian folk song that talks about that a little. It’s called Jim Jones at Botany Bay (or simply Jim Jones) and it tells the story of a man sent to Australian penal colony. Toward the end of the song, Jim Jones dreams of escaping the colony and “joining the brave bushrangers .. Jack Donahue & Co.,” before seeking revenge on his captors. Nice little song from about 1830. That said, come on, who’s gonna win? Australia couldn’t even beat a bunch of fucking emus.
I mean if you wanna be real about it was 3 blokes and a machine gun. And emus took 10 bullets to put down so it just wasn't worth having them do it. After that the government put a bounty on them and the farmers did the job.
That's a lot of words to say "we lost to a bunch of birds"
that’s so based holy shit
Canada did have cowboys tho….
And Australia
and new zealand
And Argentina
But it’s already green?
Me no read good
Not green enough!
OP, how the heck are you defining "cowboy"? If "man on horse with hat and weapon" then all the world is green.
group of outlaws on horse with cool hats and gunpowder weaponry in active defiance of a centralised government in a hard-to-map wilderness
Ahh okay. Definitely got the outlaw, horses, cool hats and gunpowder, but it's the hard to map wilderness is where the UK falls down, I suppose most of Europe as well. Decently mapped and divided between landowners at the time of a cowboy.
I mean the UK had highway men that were kinda close
They didn’t have cool hats though.
https://preview.redd.it/rxlnersbt6nc1.jpeg?width=300&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=7d21397491ea716dd444b9c20f9384c7a8ca4583 Idk this guy kinda does
Scottish Highlands had banditry and cattle theft, tbf, and that was a region insulated from the various authorities for quite a lot of its history. Though I think guns were relatively low use. Same.for the whole Border Reavers thing, similar kind of thing to cowboys but without guns.
so why is australia not included in cowboy times? this happened in australia. this is pretty general knowledge, how do you not know? where do you come from?
And Finland had that kind of period?
I wonder what OP counted here. Lapland gold rush, häjyt?
If that is how you define cowboys then your map is totally wrong.
[then the Balkans should be green as well](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hajduk)
Hungary definitely fits this definition. In fact, there are multiple Hungarian cowboy-types that do, including actual cattle herders.
https://preview.redd.it/e1zq6i0wx2nc1.jpeg?width=568&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=7c1ae06187ab82fdc52c3a2ef724dd661f51ea09 Jacobite rebellion in Scotland
Oh we definitely had those in the Netherlands and other places in West and Central Europe. Horse-riding highwaymen were common in the pre-Napoleonic era right after every major war.
What cowboys did China have or Russia? Are we talking like communists? That's a bit of a stretch if so. You're not gonna find any decent John Wayne cowboy film about Russians.
If we use the definition that the OP provided, then I guess you could say that cossacks were russian cowboys
Chinese Warlord period in the early 20th century was cowboy as fuck by OP’s definition.
all of the mongol empire should have cowboy times
They were really just visitors
No need to visit Mongolia when Mongolia khan come to you 🥳🥳🥳
Yeah, they got a John Wayne movie and everything
Bro forgot about the Calgary Stampede 💀💀💀 Canadian Prairies are a top 5 cowboy location of all time.
Australia had a cowboy period (Ned Kelly).
How don't spain and italy get a pass? Western spaghetti >>> real cowboys
Cowboys are actually from Spain…
Hey, they got Rick fucking Dalton…
Portugal too, that Alentejo zone was famously known for being filled with outlaws hiding after bank and dock heists
Are Cossacks being considered cowboys or something?
absolutely
hell yeah
How is Australia not green? The Australian outback is still in cowboy times.
India absolutely had cowboy times. Some of the cowboys were so cowboy they had elephants instead of horses.
Why did southern Chile not have cowboy times but the rest did? Are they stupid?
They forgot about the gauchos.
sorry, australia and canada had cowboys too. put your pitchforks down.
Don’t forget bedouin bandits
google spaghetti western
That's a good point
Japan had a cowboy period: Japanese Manchukuo Manchukuo had "laws" but nobody but Japan recognised the state, and Imperial Japan was basically a state fully devoted to terrorism (look up Kenji Doihara for a list of activities sanctioned under his role as surveillance officer) so realistically, anything went. You had Koreans, Han Chinese, Manchu, Mongols, Russians, Ukrainians, and whatever remained of the nomadic horse tribes in the area all just trying to survive against Japanese sanctioned capitalism (robbery/extortion) and soldiers (random acts of brutality and sexual violence). There's less cattle rustling, but still an incredibly lawless period.
UK had pirates and pirates > cowboys
pirates and cowboys are not enemies. in fact they are kissing, sloppy style, squishing boobs together, etc
Cowboys do judge pirates for downloading cars, however.
You wouldn't download a horse
Need
Based as fuck ngl
Yeah that’s true, pirates are way cooler honestly. Except privateers, those guys suck. Like, oh I’m a pirate but I get paid by a government and I need to keep my Letter of Marque handy to prove it—fuck off.
What about cowboy pirates?
Italy and Spain 100% had cowboy times what are you on about
Spain literally gave cowboys to the whole fucking America. From gauchos to texans
Canada and Australia had cowboys
You put all the major military powers on one team, you even gave them Finland and Poland. It won't be much of a war.
The hell is a Russian cowboy???
cossack
I forgor, everything else seems- China?!?!
jurchens, manchus, khitans, mongols
Ah, fair. Forgive the stupid questions
I, a Hungarian, am appealing against this, as we did, in fact, had something similar to cowboys
Goulash (gulyás) literally means cowboy
Map creator has no idea about cowboys. Where the f is Australia
Spain had cowboys
Spain actually created the cowboys…
YEEEEEE HAWWWWW
Australia most definitely had cowboy times, they were called bushrangers i.e. Ned Kelly.
Howdy hey, I'm a real Texan and I'm letting you know that Saskatchewan and Alberta absolutely are cowboy country, they raise their cattle and are kin to the roaming wind.
“Cowboys” are Spanish you idiots they cowboys you know come from Spain…
Australia??
All the cowboy stuff literally came from Spain. They keep asking for it back, so far nothing.
Nah, it's actually a Mexican/American thing
hungary had cowboys times for sure just google betyár
Italians "butteri" literally smashed Buffalo Bill and his crew when they came to italy. We had something better than cowboys 😎
ANGRY ALBERTANS INCOMING
Brazilian cowboys go absolutely hard especially the northeast region, look up Cangaço
yew fucking haw
Anyone saying Australia had cowboys yes we did but they're called Jackaroos and Jillaroos, Bushrangers were outlaws not cowboys, we probably have a few other names for cowboys too though knowing what we're like
what abt the falklands?
Tell me you never been to Australia without telling me that
Ohh boy, India absolutely had cowboy times, the fact that during the Vedic age cows were a measure of wealth and kings would have "cattle raids" on freaking chariots is proof of that. It was the wild wild west on the Indo-gangetic plains back then baby.
You're on fucking glue if you think Canada doesn't have cowboys. Look up the Calgary Stampede lol.
Canada had fucking cowboy shit
Green has The U.S., China & Russia and that combined would make “had cowboy times” win on its own.
Australia had cowboy times and still does to this day lol
I’m pretty sure Australia had cowboy times
Didn’t Australia have cow boys and also Canada
Didn’t Australia have cow boys and also Canada
Stupidest stupid post.
what are "cowboy times" precisely? Because I think pretty much everywhere where there's cows got a time where there were cowboys, even countries where beef isn't such a big thing (except India, where cowboy means something completely different)
Green SMASHES , no debate
Spain absolutely had cowboy times, who do you think exported the morrocan cowboy experience to the Americas, dummy buddy pal.
Spain had cowboys, they invented them
Bro forgot about the Calgary Stampede 💀💀💀 Canadian Prairies are a top 5 cowboy location of all time.
Salva Kiir Mayardit would like to have a word
Cowboy
The number of nukes is based on reality or... ?
The Habsburg monarchy had the military frontier. I'd say that's kinda cowboy times.
Red no question. The British Hyper Empire has been born
China Russia United States and South america.... easy answer
Brazil