10/07/2026
A little poetry Tuesday!
Every cowboy has had a horse somebody wanted to buy.
Maybe they offered good money. Maybe they offered more than the horse was probably worth on paper.
But some horses aren’t measured in dollars.
They’re measured in miles ridden, cattle gathered, wrecks survived, long days finished, and the memories made somewhere between saddling up and turning them back out at dark.
That’s what “That One’s Not for Sale” is about.
It’s about the horse that’s earned more than a spot in the pasture. The one that knows your habits, has carried you through good days and bad ones, and has become part of your story.
You can replace a horse.
You can’t always replace that horse.
So let’s see them.
Drop a picture in the comments of the horse you’d look somebody straight in the eye and tell, “That one’s not for sale.” Tell us their name and why they’ve earned that place.
I have a feeling there are going to be some pretty good horses—and even better stories—in these comments.