Co-Founders Best Book Award
First Place
Brian Dervin Dillon, ed
Aloha, Amigos!
Los Angeles Corral
Second Place
George W. T. Beck, Jeremy Johnston, and Lynn Houze, ed.
Beckoning Frontiers: The Memoir of a Wyoming Entrepreneur
Pahaska Corral
Third Place (tie)
Jeff Broome
Indian Raids and Massacres: Essays on the Central Plains Indian Wars
Denver Posse
Third Place (tie)
John Fraley
Heroes of the Bob Marshall Wilderness
Northwest Montana Posse of Westerners
“Coke” Wood Award for Historical Monograph or Published Article
First Place
Chuck Lanehart
“Custer, Captive Girls, and the Cheyenne on Sweetwater Creek”
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Llano Estacado Corral
Second Place
Richard Sola
“All Roads Lead to Power City”
The Pacific Northwesterner
Spokane Corral
Third Place
John H. Monnett
“Contested Lands and the Struggle for the Powder River Country, 1856-1866”
Journal of the West
Denver Posse
Phillip A. Danlelson Award for Best Presentation or Program
(award goes to the hosting corral or posse)
First Place
Cochise County Corral
Program: Jonathon Donahue, “The Paintings of George Catlin”
Second Place
Tucson Corral
Program: Bernd Brand, “Juh – The Last Chiricahua War Chief of the Free Apaches”
Heads Up Award
Large Corral
Cochise County Corral
Doug Hocking, Sheriff
Heads Up Award
Smaller Corral
Spokane Corral
Dick Jensen, Sheriff
Fred Olds Award for Cowboy Poetry
First Place
Tim Heflin
“Round-Heeled Women,” and “The Saga of Hank Vaughan (1849-1893)
Cowboy Poetry Keepsake 51
Los Angeles Corral
Second Place
Gary Turner
“Ode to Toilet Paper,” “Wash My Hands,” and “The Last Card”
Cowboy Poetry Keepsake 51
Los Angeles Corral
Third Place
Ron Wilson
“Sister Mary Alphonsa Thompson,” “Multi-Tool,” and “Sunrise in the Flint Hills”
from Live at the Lazy T Ranch
Kansas Corral
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