Kent (left rear), KC (right) and Cutter Anderson (foreground), members of a family that brought an authentic chuckwagon, the cook's wagon that accompanied cowboys as they drove cattle across the dusty plains of the early American West, to the rodeo and Indian Village grounds at the Cheyenne Frontier
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- 2015
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