This book a collection of Baxter's cowboy poetry, stories, and philosophical observations. It includes in their virtual entirety, the books "Dunny and the Duck", "Cow Attack" and "Loose Cow Party". It also contains thirty new pieces never before published in book form!

Baxter describes his writings as mostly humorous, occasionally political, and accidentally informative. Regardless, they remain true to his western heritage, his agricultural upbringing, and those stubborn, dedicated, honorable folks who make a living off the land and give him purpose.

To truly appreciate his perspective, it helps to understand the cowboy mentality. It can best be demonstrated by the joke wherein the cowboy holds his hand up in front of his face, palm to his nose, looks out over his fingers and says, "Bet ya can't hit my hand before I move it!"

The illustrations in this book are cleverly, colorfully done by a card table full of ink-wielding cowboy cartoonists charged with the responsibility of making Baxter look good. They try.