Being a cowboy means upholding the cowboy code and caring for the land and animals in your care above yourself. Even though times have changed, there are still people that believe a woman’s place is in the kitchen. A lot of people assume that as a woman I am too weak. K- You really have to earn respect as a woman in this industry. Hannah Castellitto courtesy of INSP What does being a female cowboy mean to you? I don’t remember a time I didn’t want to be a cowboy. I grew up on the back of a horse, and I could ride before I could walk. J- I come from a long line of cowboys and ranchers my whole family is rooted in ranching. My mom ran barrels, and my dad was a pickup rider in rodeos and had rough stock. It is all I have ever known, and I still ranch with my dad and now with my husband. K- I am a fifth-generation rancher, so I grew up in the lifestyle. Katey Jo Gordon courtesy of INSP How did you become a female cowboy? Is this something you grew up with or is this something you got into? One-by-one, the contestant that can’t stack up to the challenge hits the trail and heads home until only one stands, winning the prize of a lifetime” per INSP.
#Ultimate cowboy showdown full
Full of explosive drama, and lots of ego, the pressure is on for the cowboys to prove they have what it takes. Competing to win it all is a group of men and women from all across the nation with diverse backgrounds, including a world-renowned horse trainer, an eight-time US team roping champion, and a professional bull rider, to name a few.
The contestants lock horns in a number of grueling challenges, with Trace and a panel of experts judging their skills, knowledge, grit, and passion. This season, fourteen strong-willed cowboys head to a sweltering Texas ranch to prove they can out-cowboy the competition. “Country music icon, Trace Adkins, returns to host the highly anticipated second season of INSP’s first competition series. These ladies are contestants on INSP’s Ultimate Cowboy Showdown season 2.
Are cowboys a dying breed? I got the chance to catch up with Female Cowboys Katey Jo Gordon, Hannah Castellitto and Jennifer Hudgins and ask them.
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