Cowboy Across America · Season 1 Coming soon
Before the first mile: the dually, the flatbed and the trailer, built by hand in a farm shop in Illinois.
Day one on the road with two grey Quarter Horses in the back, and the moment it gets real.
Two horses eat every day and a dually drinks diesel. What a ride like this really costs, down to the receipt.
A blown tire on a 1989 trailer, a storm coming in, and two horses that still need to be fed and watered.
Camp under a big sky, the mountains on the horizon, and the decision about where the road goes next.
Got a barn, a stall and a little grass? Two horses and one cowboy might be stopping by.
Got a stall for the night?
The ride runs on good people. If you have a barn, a pen or a pasture somewhere between here and the coast, Landon and his two greys might need a place to rest. The best stops make the show.
- Two horses, one truck, one trailer, one cowboy
- Usually one night, sometimes a rest day
- Tell us your town and what you have
Your gear, every state.
A working cowboy, two horses and a rig people stop to look at, filmed coast to coast. Put your boots, feed, tack or truck parts where western fans actually see them used.
Landon's world The crew and the story
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