Competitive bronc riding is still alive and mostly well in some corners of the United States, and one family, as a three-generation dynasty, has dominated this colorful sport for decades: the Wrights of Southern Utah. 

We’re joined by John Branch, author of “The Last Cowboys: A Pioneer Family in the New West.” Can there ever be another Wright family, or are they really the last cowboys?

Competitive bronc riding is still alive and mostly well in some corners of the United States, and one family, as a three-generation dynasty, has dominated this colorful sport for decades: the Wrights of Southern Utah. We’re joined by John Branch, author of “The Last Cowboys: A Pioneer Family in the New West.” Can there ever be another Wright family, or are they really the last cowboys?

Competitive bronc riding is still alive and mostly well in some corners of the United States, and one family, as a three-generation dynasty, has dominated this colorful sport for decades: the Wrights of Southern Utah.&nbsp;

We’re joined by John Branch, author of “The Last Cowboys: A Pioneer Family in the New West.” Can there ever be another Wright family, or are they really the last cowboys?

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John Branch: Ranching and Rodeo in the American West

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