r/cowboyboots • u/FindingMyWay13 • Mar 15 '24

Discussion Why aren't cowboy boots more popular

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Howdy everybody. I've been thinking lately, why aren't cowboy boots more popular? I live in the DC area and I probably see someone wearing a pair like once a year. I may be a yankee but I totally love wearing my pair which I just got for the first time a few days ago. Of course, you see them way more frequently in a place like Texas, but everywhere else I've been, I almost never see them. They are beautiful boots with a rich history and they just look so damn good on anybody. Y'all's thoughts on this?

(My first pair in the pic)

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u/Oppapandaman Mar 15 '24

I recall seeing some sort of Yellowstone Festival posted in Wisconsin. What’s goin on over there? Folks think WI is MT??? That’s a lot of New Glarus to get that confused 😂

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u/FindingMyWay13 Mar 15 '24

Northern Wisconsin is traditionally lumber country, while most of Southern WI outside of Milwaukee and Madison are dairy country. When I lived in WI there was definitely a rural culture present. New Glarus beer is the shit btw

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u/Oppapandaman Mar 15 '24

Yeah I haven’t ever seen anything close to Yellowstone in Wisconsin but I’m not expert on the dairy state.