Florida cracker

Florida Crackers, Cattle and the Watering Hole.

In Florida, the term "cracker" is not an insult; Florida cowboys, as opposed to the more well-known Western cowboy, used cow whips, leading to the term...

It’s usually late summer or early fall when most people think of their State Fair, but that’s not typically the time Floridians think of theirs. The first week of February is when the m…

The Florida Cracker Kitchen is southern cooking done right—serving down home favorites from shrimp and grits to real corn beef and hash. 4 Locations throughout Florida.

Cracker Cowboys of Florida | Florida's Cowboy Country

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Bone Mizell was more than 6-foot tall with a protruding chin and a hawk-like nose. He was known across the Florida prairie as a man who only slept outside, loved his whiskey and drank it often, had a wheezing, lisping way of speaking, and enjoyed his leisure time in bordellos. He was a great storyteller and lover of wisecracking jokes.

The Florida Cracker horse is willing to work, and it is a spirited animal, with high levels of endurance and stamina, even in unfavorable environments.

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But you can't take the boiled peanuts away from the girl! Every time I go back to Montgomery to visit the friends and family, I have a few stops that need to be made. I need to buy a book at Capitol City Books in Old Cloverdale, buy a copy of Garden and Gun magazine…

These Old Florida Towns on US-17 South of I-4 make a great day trip.

Florida Cracker

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Crack! An undeniably commanding sound when heard from a ten to twelve foot long whip being snapped in the air by a Florida Cracker. Hence the notorious sound lent itself as the identifier for the Florida Cracker Cowboy, his Cracker horse and the Cracker cattle he herded. Juan Ponce De León is attributed as bringing

The Florida Cracker Trail follows a route across the state from Bradenton to Fort Pierce. The trip takes you through Old Florida cattle country.

By Paul A. Tenkotte Special to NKyTribune Part 1 of a continuing series on Kentuckians and Ohioans in the development of Florida. It’s summer vacation time for Cincinnatians and Northern Kentuckians. Many will be headed to enjoy the fun and sun of Florida. The annual pilgrimage south occurs several times per year. In the winter,...