The Last Cowboys: A Pioneer Family in the New West

The Wright family, renowned for their rodeo legacy and cattle ranching in southern Utah, faces challenges as urbanization, drought, and land disputes threaten their way of life. Bill and Evelyn, parents of 13, grapple with preserving their heritage while adapting to a changing landscape. The narrative explores the potential of rodeo as a means to sustain their family legacy amidst these struggles, highlighting the intersection of tradition and modernity in the American West.