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Stephanie Quayle-Country Musician

Well, according to her website she "ain't no housewife". Stephanie is anything but that. She is from Bozeman Montana and about 29 and living in Los Angeles making country music as she drives down the interstate. Stephanie writes her own music and didn't even know that most country musicians didn't. She is very upbeat. AND, guys she is single. Stephanie will be performing at the College National Finals Rodeo this weekend and debuting  my song I wrote, "Rodeo Life". This is becoming the Rodeo Anthem of 2010/2011 and I will be going rodeo to rodeo with the song and taking it to the National Finals Rodeo in December. Visit her at her Website More about Stephanie Sophia by Stephanie Quayle - CountryMusicForums.net - Los Angeles based Country Recording Artist, Stephanie Quayle boldly declares in her song Alley of Desires that she's "living the dream," but she didn't get there by resting on her laurels or coasting by on her good looks, ... Home for HATCH » HATCHfest - Stephanie Quayle performed last night at Double T Ranch. Stephanie Quayle. Age 15: Stephanie Quayle buys her first guitar, a black cutaway, in a pawn shop on Main Street in Bozeman. Age 17: Quayle, while studying in Switzerland, ...

By |2016-10-23T11:34:45+00:00June 10th, 2010|Country Music, Music, Rodeo, Singer|1 Comment
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American Paint Horses

one beautiful horse American Paint Horses are a breed of horses that are known for having a percentage of white hair over skin combined with another color. This color pattern is one of the most important characteristics of this breed. The American Paint Horse Association is one of the largest breed register centers in the US. Every American Paint Horse has white hair combined with some other color found in horses. This includes brown, black, tan, or gray. American Paint horses are related to the American Quarter Horse and share the same ancestors. The markings on these horses can be anywhere on its body. Like the Quarter Horse, American Paint Horses are known for their speed and athletic qualities. Strict requirements are necessary to register these horses. Both the sire and dam have to be registered in the APHA and the club for Thoroughbreds. At least one of the parents of the horse being registered must be an American Paint Horse. It is also important that the horse being registered has white fur over the skin which is another color. These horses have an excellent temperament and make great pets. Discover the Resilience and Challenges of American Paint Horses: The American Paint Horse should have a body shape that is the same as the American Quarter Horse. They should be heavy but not very tall, and their center of gravity should be low. They should also be very muscular with powerful back legs. They should also be able to run extremely fast and maneuver quickly. The American Paint Horse is one of the most popular breeds of horses in the United States today. Despite this, these horses are susceptible to getting lethal white syndrome, a genetic disease. Some foals are born with a pure white color and do not have a functioning colon. As of this writing, no effective treatments have been found for this disease, and the foal usually dies within two weeks. Death is a very painful process, and they are typically put down once symptoms have been found. The coat color alone is not an indicator that a horse has this disease. This disease has become well known among American Paint Horse breeders, and many of them have encountered this disease firsthand. While it was thought at one time that overos carried this disease, recent research has shown that not all overos carry this disorder, and tobianos and quarter horses may carry it also. Despite these conditions, American Paint Horses are [...]

By |2024-02-27T08:28:16+00:00May 7th, 2010|Horse|2 Comments
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Mosquito Magnet Presents the Science of Repelling Mosquitoes Podcast

Mosquito Magnet Here we go fairgoers and fans of summer. What is one of the worst problems associated with having fun at a county fair or outside summer event? You have it - the dreaded mosquito. I remember taking my 13-year-old niece to Country Thunder in August in Wisconsin. Well, she was born and raised in Arizona and had never been to Wisconsin before. We spent the night in my truck in a cornfield outside the festival. Want to guess what happened?  I, of course, was born and raised in the Chicago area. So, I know better than to scratch. This kid, on the other hand, woke up in the am with huge lump-sized bites all over her body.  She could not understand why I did not have them either. Anyway, here is a podcast that promises to help all of us. Mosquito Magnet Presents the Science of Repelling Mosquitoes Podcast.

By |2024-02-27T16:20:49+00:00March 28th, 2010|Insects|1 Comment
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RODEOHOUSTON Radio HITS the Web with 68 years of Music Superstars

The Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo today launched RODEOHOUSTON Radio, an online radio channel playing the best of 68 years of 350 superstar entertainers. RODEOHOUSTON Radio HITS the Web "It's the perfect mix tape," said Show President Skip Wagner. "It's a blend of everything you've ever wanted on your iPod! From Garth Brooks, Reba McEntire, Brooks & Dunn, and Kenny Chesney, to Beyonce', Selena, Bon Jovi, and Elvis Presley - we're playing the music of our shared experience as fans of the Rodeo. "RODEOHOUSTON Radio really gives the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo a great year-round presence, and a way to tell our story in so many ways," said Wagner. Although musically driven, RODEOHOUSTON Radio also will feature sound bites from history-making Show officials, entertainers, scholarship winners, committee volunteers, and more; year-round committee happenings; and news from the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo. The online channel can be accessed from rodeohouston.com, the Show's website, year-round. The 2010 Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo runs March 2 - 21. For tickets and information, visit.

By |2024-02-29T12:44:26+00:00February 24th, 2010|Country Music, Houston, Music, Rodeo, Texas|1 Comment
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Hadley Barrett, Rodeo Announcer

the 2002 PRCA Announcer of the Year. His back yard is all over the country. Hadley has been a rodeo announcer for a long time. He started riding in the rodeo but found it didn't agree with him. He used to run a band. He has spent a big share of his life entertaining people in one form or another. Coming from a meager, ranch-raised beginning, his first association with the rodeo was as a contestant. As a singer and guitar player, Hadley led his own dance band- Hadley Barrett and the Westerners- for 34 years. The band was very popular throughout the Midwest. His busy schedule in recent years has not allowed the band to continue, but the rodeo and ranching career has. In 1964, Hadley joined the PRCA, combining these talents to become one of the country's premier rodeo announcers, and radio and television personalities. When he was asked what the most important thing in rodeo is, Hadley's response was: "I believe that the rookie is as important as the champion- the animal is as important as the contestant- the clowns and specialty acts are as important as the announcer- but none of these would mean anything without the fan."

By |2016-10-23T11:34:51+00:00September 5th, 2009|Colorado, Cowboy, Hadley Barrett, Podcast, Rodeo, Rodeo Announcer|1 Comment
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Mike Schikora

Front Range Records recording artist Mike Schikora is back with a new single, “What’s Old Is New Again.” This is the perfect summer wedding song to follow-up his debut single, “Dance Angelina,” which captured his gritty classic country style. Anticipation for the new single has music reviewers already showing their support. The Follow-up Single for Colorado Cowboy Mike Schikora - the perfect wedding song for 2009 “As soon as I heard Mike’s CD…we had to add it to our playlist…Our listeners and everyone here at TMTR loves his music!” - Gary Barton / TMTR Internet Radio “Mike is one of those gifted artists that hits a high mark with his authentic Texas country music. Close your eyes and you’re around the campfire on a starry night.” - Ed Spacek / TX radio promoter “…this country music up-and-comer is driven to find success on his own terms.” - Joanna Nasar / Contributing Writer to American Cowboy “I’m blown away by Mike Schikora, what a good singer, and a fine songwriter.” - Ken Murray / Program Director / KTEX Brenham , TX . “What’s Old Is New Again,” highlights a love that grows stronger with time while examining a couple’s promise, commitment, encouragement and devotion. This song is the title track from Schikora’s critically-acclaimed debut CD currently available on CD Baby, iTunes and Rhapsody. “I wrote this song as a gift for my friend’s wedding. I let this cook for months since I could not think of what I wanted to write. Then, I literally wrote the song two days before the wedding,” says Schikora. Schikora is the real deal – a dying breed of ranchers/cowboys and a rustic Rocky Mountain horseman. A day well spent includes working in the pasture, training new born foals, riding, and mending fences. Mike has rode his horse twice over the Continental Divide, started a Half Arabian Sport horse breeding business and continues to write songs for his publishing company, Tuck And Go Music. He has been featured in several media outlets including American Cowboy, The Nashville Musician, OutFront Colorado , Kootenai Valley Record, New Music Weekly, Lexington Broadcasting, among others. He is currently in the studio working on his sophomore release, which will be available this fall. To stay updated on everything he is doing or to hear his single, visit MySpace,   and  on Facebook ******************************* For more information, to request a press kit, CD, mp3 of the single or to set up an interview with Mike Schikora, please contact Nicole [...]

By |2023-09-29T16:48:19+00:00August 25th, 2009|Country Music, Mike Schikora, Music|0 Comments
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Fuster Buskins – book out, Klufford’s Holler

Southern humorist Darrell Sroufe brings this delightful little tale about a tiny Smoky Mountain town called Klufford's Holler , a community so far in the backhills, backwoods and backward old time ways that hardly anyone knows or cares it's there at all. Well... hardly anyone until now. A fictional story set within actual historical events, Klufford's Holler tells a witty, creative and heart touching tale about the culture, traditions and religion of mountain people who's lives have always been the same for generations. Then all of a sudden, powerful forces from the outside world come to take the whole region over. Why? Because there's a whole lot more to things than may appear! Klufford's Holler is a story filled with southern culture humor, lovable mountain townsfolk, some evil villains, a heroic town preacher, a mysterious old hermit and a wealth of Messianic imagery. The story not only entertains, but also educates the reader about the intriguing history of the Smoky Mountains in the late 1930's and early 1940's. The very real part the region played in winning WWII is an amazing story all in itself! The town of Klufford's Holler is a place you'll never forget. This wonderful little tale will make you laugh, keep you in suspense and leave you in awe of the God of the universe who cares for even the most common folks. It's a story you'll want to read over and over again, so go ahead and get started. See ya'll in the mountains! Very inspiring! Klufford's Holler is a positively great eye opener! - Keith Evans, Five Time PBS Television Emmy Award Winner Klufford's Holler is a hoot! Very entertaining, thoughtful andinsightful. Here's to good literature! - Bill Glover, Founding Member Of Multiple Grammy Award Winning Recording Artists 'Petra' The book is available at Amazon Klufford's Holler

By |2024-02-27T10:10:56+00:00August 23rd, 2009|Comedian, Darrell Sroufe, Georgia|0 Comments
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Kluffords Holler

Fuster Buskins says "Howdy" Fuster Buskins, the character creation of author and southern humorist Darrell Sroufe, comes from a little Smoky Mountain town called Kluffords Holler, which is located so far back in the mountains of Tennessee that hardly anyone knows it's there. Well... hardly anyone until now. In this delightfully captivating story, the origin of Kluffords Holler is told in a fictional tale set within actual events surrounding the first decade of the mountain community. Inspired by the unique heritage and lifestyles of Smoky Mountain inhabitants, Kluffords Holler brings a witty, engagingly creative, and heart-touching tale about the lives, traditions, and religion of mountain people. Kluffords Holler is a story filled with southern culture humor, some lovable mountain townsfolk, evil villains, a sinister plot, a heroic preacher, a mysterious old hermit, and a wealth of Messianic imagery. The story not only entertains but also educates the reader about the intriguing history of the Smoky The mountain region of the late 1930s through the early 1940s and the very real part it played in preserving America's freedom. The town of Kluffords Holler is a place you'll never forget and the story of how it began is a wonderful little page-turner. It will make you laugh, keep you in suspense, and leave you in awe of the God of the universe who cares for even the most common folks. This is a story you'll want to read over and over again, so go ahead and get started. We'll see you up in the mountains! Very inspiring! Kluffords Holler is a positively great eye

By |2024-02-27T10:59:23+00:00July 21st, 2009|Comedian, Darrell Sroufe, Georgia|0 Comments
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