The Southern Cowboy Producer: Andrew Bartolotta, JB Farrell, Panther Creek

On this episode I sit down with Keyton Stone. Keyton is the owner of Big Ridge Performance horses in Baldwyn Mississippi, where he specializes in colt starting and training.

On this episode I sit down with Dr. Mark Akin. Mark has been an equine vet here in the Mid-South for 37 years. After running a successful practice for a majority of that time he decided he wanted to change it up a little. Back in 2011 he sold his practice and went to focusing solely on lameness and performance horse issues. Mark is a wealth of knowledge and has some great insight into the horse industry. Y’all check it out.

On this episode episode I sit down with Ethan Lee. Ethan is a Louisiana cowboy who has found himself involved in the hit series Yellowstone! Ethan is part of the bunkhouse crew and his character packs that now famous Yellowstone brand. Although he may be spending more and more time in front of the camera, Ethan is a cowboy first and foremost.

On this episode I sit down with Justin Dickerson. Justin is the founder and owner of BuckWild bucking stock located in Senatobia MS. Where he is raising some of the best bulls in this area, putting on some great shows, and helping ensure that anybody in this area that wants to get involved in bull riding has an opportunity to not only ride, but ride some great stock. Y’all check it out!

On this episode I sit down with Sonny Gould. Sonny and his wife Carla are the owners of Gould Arena and Roping horses in Moscow Tennessee. But Sonny’s cowboy journey began over 70 years ago in Oklahoma. He has spent the majority of his life cowboying big ranches all over Oklahoma, Texas, Kentucky, and Tennessee. This is one episode you don’t want to miss.

On this episode I sit down with Jamon Turner. Jamon was a competitor on Season 3 of The Ultimate Cowboy Showdown, making it all the way to the final 3. He currently lives outside Shreveport Louisiana, where he is the founder of Just Believe Training. At Just Believe Training they provide hands on equine and agricultural education programs along with trade introduction and specialize in inclusion for non agricultural communities.