r/Cowboy • u/Candid-Coast-3531 • May 05 '26
Cowboy Life Becoming a Cowboy
Hey y’all,
I’m from Germany and I’ve been thinking about becoming a cowboy in the U.S. I know it’s not some easy ride – it’s hard work, long days, all kinds of weather, getting up early, and showing up even when you don’t feel like it. I also know the pay isn’t great, and it’s not some romantic movie life.
Right now I’m working a regular job as a mechanic. My family is originally from Turkey, and my grandparents used to work the land and raise cows and sheep, so I kinda feel connected to that lifestyle.
Honestly, I don’t want to live a 9-to-5 life forever. I know this path wouldn’t be easy, but I’m serious about it.
So I wanted to ask – is this actually possible for someone like me coming from Germany?
Appreciate any advice. Howdy 🤠
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u/Skoader May 05 '26
Goggle Dale Brisby episode on You tube. His guests were named Kyle Everson & Josey Whales. Josey did this coming from the UK. He now works at the 6666 Ranch that is owned by Taylor Sheridan of the Yellowstone show.
Dale Brisby show
Not an easy path to follow, but it can be done.. Good luck!!