101 Wild West Ranch Recipes

Tony Bear 101 Ranch
Tony Bear’s favorite Chocolate Coca-Cola Cake
Tony, the Miller Brothers’ captive black bear, was one of the most memorable animals at the 101 Ranch. He could be found near the ranch store, where visitors bought five-cent... Read more...
Lucille Mulhall 101 Ranch
Lucille Mulhall’s Cast Iron Cowgirl Cheddar Biscuits
Named in honor of Lucille Mulhall, one of the most famous cowgirls of the early 1900s and a performer with the Miller Brothers 101 Ranch Wild West Show. Known for... Read more...
Iron Tail 101 Ranch
Iron Tail Cast Iron Skillet Squash
Named in honor of Chief Iron Tail, an Oglala Lakota leader and performer connected to the Miller Brothers 101 Ranch Wild West Show, this cast iron skillet squash recipe recognizes... Read more...
Bill Pickett 101 Ranch
Bill Pickett’s Cast Iron Ribeye
Named for Bill Pickett, the legendary 101 Ranch Wild West Show cowboy credited with developing bulldogging, the rodeo event now known as steer wrestling. Read more...
Bertha Blancett 101 Ranch
Bertha Blancett’s Bronc Busting Chops
Bertha Kaepernik Blancett, a trailblazing rodeo performer, toured extensively with the 101 Ranch Wild West Show, showcasing her fearless bronc riding and stunt work. Read more...
Geronimo 101 Ranch
Geronimo’s Apache Trail Beans
In 1905, Geronimo was the star of the first 101 Ranch Wild West Show in Oklahoma, riding into the arena before 65,000 spectators and even driving a car in a... Read more...
Tom Mix 101 Ranch
Tom Mix’s Fried Green TaMaters
While tending bar in Guthrie, Tom Mix met two of the Miller Brothers, owners of the famous 101 Ranch. Though he was good with horses, he’d never worked as a... Read more...
Ruth Roach 101 Ranch
Ruth Roach’s Cast Iron Cornbread
Ruth Roach ran away from home to join the 101 Ranch Wild West Show as a trick rider. Dubbed the “Soft-Spoken, Rough-Riding Golden Girl of the West,” she wore trademark... Read more...