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A captain once told General Custer,
"This fighting is losing its luster.
It's clear all those Reds
Are out hunting our heads,
Since each wants a scalp for a duster."
--- Warrick Elrod

What led to the crassness of Custer,
With hardly a unit to muster?
At the Little Big Horn,
Sitting Bull gave a yawn,
And said, "You're a sitting duck, buster!"
--- Bill Greenwell

There was a young fellow called Buster,
A drab hand 'round the house with a duster.
He polished the posh grand,
The large hall and hat stand,
And said no more stands for me, I'm not Custer!
--- Arthur Pattaffy

General Custer sure had him caught,
But, it turned out, all was for naught.
From Commander-in-Chief
Came the order. In brief,
Let him go; he's too good to be shot.
--- Anon

A New Englander homesteader, John,
Had thought it was time to move on
Out West; Further West,
Where quiet was best,
A homestead at Little Big Horn.
--- Irving Superior P9901

A general who faced a defeat,
Had called it Strategic Retreat.
But the enemy's version
Of this tragic excursion,
Was a massacre, plain and complete.
--- Albin Chaplin 3024-2535

There once was a general named Custer
Whose life was all polish and bluster,
But the battle was muffed --
His spitshine got scuffed --
When the indians came in a cluster.
--- John Miller

A young Chirachauwa Apache,
(A maiden, with pubic hair patchy)
Once sat on my paleface
But I ended a jail case,
And my mustache was horribly scratchy.
--- Anon

The Arapaho lived in the west,
On the prairie, where hunting was best.
And for centuries thrived
Until settlers arrived,
And they found they had been dispossessed.
--- Anon

The Sioux and the Sac have a pact;
The wagon train they'll both attack.
But the problems they grew:
Clockwise, the Sioux,
And counterclockwise ran the Sac.
--- Irving Superior P9901

That great tribal leader, Cochise,
Took a two-story wigwam on lease.
Then he filled it with squaws
And explained, "That because
It's high time I started papeese."
--- Brandy Brandon P9509

By the bay where the trees stand in groves;
Where a big tribe of Indians goes.
In the dark of the night,
When the moon is just right,
It's a place the natives come in droves.
--- Tom Patton P0204

In Connecticut injuns liked to
Just wear pant legs with a tutu.
Just a small bit of skin
For the front and rear end,
Was all that the injuns wore through.
--- Anon

A medicine man from the Sioux
Used to color his features bright blue.
When asked why he dyed,
"My squaw," he replied,
"Likes to look at the sky when we screw."
--- Hugh Oliver 88a

Those now known by the title, First Nation,
Now seek to attain higher station.
Their current desire
Is the name First Empire,
With quadruply increased compensation.
--- Jim Weaver Collection

A Blackfoot whose pecker was vast,
Made the silent squaws scream when he'd blast.
When he hankered to screw,
He'd select twenty-two,
And their first fuck was often their last.
--- G0793

An Indian tribe called the Snartz
Scalped women's and men's private parts,
And gave them as toys
To their girls and boys,
So they could play horseshoes and darts.
--- Irving Superior P8412

While sitting on top of his bed,
An old Pawnee Chieftain once said,
"I woke from a nap
And I needed a crap.
I went to an Indian Head!" (MD)
--- John Dohner P8805

An Algonquin brave from Old Tahoe,
At any old crack would have a go.
But when he went west,
He sought only the best,
As found in the livliest Navajo.
--- Ray A Billington P9312

To his squaw said the Iroquois stud:
"It's full moon, and your cunt's running blood.
For a nighttime of joys,
I've picked two fat white boys,
With assholes like roses in bud."
--- G0794

Wailed an unlucky red Potawatami,
On whom doctors performed a lobotomy,
"The surgery purges
One's sexual urges;
Now on, don't expect such a lot of me."
--- Armand E Singer 337

There once was a big Seminole
Who wore only a jock strap. "How droll,"
Said the folks passing by.
And on asking him why,
He replied with a grin, "Totem pole."
--- Don Miller P0010

Great Sioux Chief walked home through the snow;
His squaw said, "I know where you go!
You not go on hunt,
Your breath smells like cunt;
Great Sioux Chief been off eating Crow!"
--- Anon

The bloody and murderous Sioux
As a stereotype is untrue;
But they did take a stand
In defense of their land,
Making quite a to do -- wouldn't you?
--- Keith MacMillan 88c

With Custer dead, the Great Sioux Nation
Was having heap big celebration.
Along with applause
The braves and the squaws
Gave Sitting Bull standing ovation.
--- Irving Superior P9401

The legend of Indian Chief Eeno,
Said "Thank God they don't know what we know...
Don't fight the white man,
Just give him the land.
Fuck 'em, we'll start a casino.
--- Anon

In old days Indians would say, "How!
I have come to take your scalp now."
But today on the range
There has been a slight change;
While pols steal all their votes, chiefs say "How"?
--- Tom Patton P0301

His job for the Cree and Sioux Nations
Involved privy electrifications.
So his claim, well rehearsed,
Is becoming the first
To have wired a head for reservations.
--- Jerry Nordal P0301

Old broken-down ranchers, like Neely,
Will visit with dear Widow Sealy.
But years of hard bucking
Have lessened their fucking;
So mostly, it's just 'touchy, feely.'
--- Travis Brasell

The widow's beginning to sag;
She complains constantly, what a nag;
But she's all that's around
This poor one horse town;
So tonight, she'll be one that I shag.
--- Travis Brasell

They say: Any port in a storm;
So don't be too fussy 'bout form,
Or figure or face;
In most every case,
You'll find that her pussy is warm.
--- Tiddy Ogg

Old saddle-worn cowboys all know
That "cuttin' the mustard's" just show
Designed for the young.
But each with his tongue
Can still "lick the jar" 'fore they go.
--- Travis Brasell

As you shag the old nag in her sack,
Be careful to look to her back,
'Cause I think you will find
Old Neely behind
Her, filling the poor widow's crack!
--- Brian Belge

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Annie Oakley, the sharpshooting lass,
Chased Buffalo Bill through the grass,
When he tried to abscond.
And the sun, when it dawned,
Found her heading him off at the pass.
--- Hugh Clary

If men thought Miss Oakley an eyefull
With whom they could dally or trifle
And seek to try harder --
She'd stifle their ardor
By showing them tricks with a rifle.
--- R J Winkler P8412

"I screwed ten guys in the chuck wagon,
And that was foreplay," she said, braggin'.
"And then twenty more,
When we stopped keeping score.
This morning, my poor ass is draggin'!"
--- Jim Weaver Collection

Cowgirls maintain an exterior
Pretending they're really inferior;
But each of them knows,
From her head to her toes,
Her construction is vastly superior.
--- Cow Sheep Petersen Rhodes

The summer she spent on a ranch
Paid off ginger-peachy for Blanche...
For the boss of the spread
Took her nightly to bed,
And kept her crotch filled with his branch.
--- Grand Prix Lim 113

Our lady sheriff, Miss Abigail Greer,
Was scalped by the injuns, I fear.
She now wears a bright red
Colored wig on her head
And hopes her muff grows back next year.
--- Michael Weinstein P8501

It's Spring branding time and Mae Clutt
Has got a real reason to strut;
My branding iron slipped
And Mae Clutt got clipped --
Now she wears "Lazy B" on her butt.
--- Travis Brasell

So you've been out a branding those whores,
Just part of the normal Spring chores.
Now there'll be no debate
About keeping them straight,
And on who has been into whose drawers.
--- Carol

Prospective employees have missed
This job, and they've gone away pissed;
Since you understand
My 'M.B.' demand, (so what is an M.B.?)
You'll get the job hand over fist!
--- Anon

Soon Sir you'll have one more ranch hand.
So the bunkhouse you best expand,
To make room for me,
And my MB degree,
'Cause we'll need lots of grazing land.
--- Anon

Since you'll come on board as a rookie,
We'll break you in riding old Cookie;
His slow, gentle rack
Will not pain your crack;
We won't give a rookie sore nookie.
--- Anon

Old Cookie sounds just like my speed;
You can walk us around on a lead.
But it won't be long,
You'll see I belong,
On a faster and much bigger steed.
--- Anon

Please let me clear up what I said:
Old 'Cookie' is what we call Fred;
For nigh 60 years
He's helped us brand steers,
And cooked all the beans we've been fed.
--- Anon

Now, Fred, in his day was a stud,
That is, until he caught the crud
From whores he would stick;
Stuff shrunk up his dick,
As small as a tiny rose bud!
--- Anon

So, Fred takes the gals that I hire,
And breaks 'em in down by the fire;
He feeds 'em his grub,
Then with his old nub
He work's up their nookie's desire.
--- Anon

A wretched old trapper, part Cree,
Had darned little wampum, you see.
He couldn't abide
The one kind of bride
His dollars would buy -- a Pawnee.
--- Armand E Singer 181

'Twas said that Calamity Jane
Found women and men both a pain.
So when in her nightie,
This hermaphrodit-e
Fucked herself - which is hard to explain.
--- P8205

Calamity Jane had such fun,
As she raised hell in town with her gun.
But she met with Wild Bill
Before trying the Pill,
And now she is raising a son.
--- Cow Sheep Petersen Rhodes

A cattleman's daughter named Heather,
Herded cows and was hell-bent-for-leather,
Earning his reprimands,
But defense from the hands,
For not keeping her calves close together.
--- Bob Giandomenico P2006

An Indian maid from Nevada's
Trying to alter her status.
Now the name of this quail
Which was once Happy Tail
Has, so help me, been changed into Gladys.
--- Arthur Deex P9311

A lucky fur trapper named Lee
Was sparking a hot Cherokee:
A cute little booger
As sweet as cane sugar,
With morals the size of a pea.
--- Armand E Singer 280

A cowgirl knows just what she shouldn't do,
And several things that she wouldn't do,
But, by God, to her credit
Though she never said it,
There really ain't much that she couldn't do.
--- Cow Sheep Petersen Rhodes

There was an old spinster named Harriet,
Who could rope anything with her lariat.
She had one final thought,
As she tossed out the knot,
Whatever she caught, she would marry it.
--- Margo T9707

There was a young cowgirl named Harriet;
A cowpoke she caught with a lariat.
He was playing a game
And she said to him "Shame!
I've a much better place you can bury it!"
--- Albin Chaplin 3024-1864

As the cowgirl was rounding up cattle,
Through the day her strong steed she would straddle.
With her legs opened wide,
She just loved to ride,
On the dildo built into her saddle.
--- Bob Birch P9901

Cowboys at the end of the drive
Were so horny they scarce could survive.
So the whores of Dodge City
Out of greed, not of pity,
Worked double shifts: nine to five.
--- Ray A Billington P9312

Pure joy, I recall, would prevail
On our reaching the end of a trail.
Though the source of the bliss
(With an Indian miss)
Lay less in the end, than the tail.
--- Lance Payne P8412

Tex had shined up his spurs with some Brasso,
Cleaned his gun and then wound up his lasso.
He rode up to her house,
And unbuttoned her blouse,
For he loved her firm breasts and her ass so.
--- Bob Birch P9901

An Indian maiden - a Ute -
Was really some looker - a beaut.
In exchange for bright beads,
She took care of men's needs;
They all agreed she was so cute.
--- Armand Singer

In Nevada she said, "I'll arrange,
Just as sure as I'm 'Diamond Lil Grange',
To found a salon
And start getting it on,
With those wishing to roam with the strange.
--- Loren C Fitzhugh P9901

A young female sheriff named Belle
Was surrounded by injuns and fell
In their trap on a trip.
But she gave them the slip --
Then her bra and her panties as well.
--- Michael Weinstein P8412A

The cowpoke a wife did acquire,
Expecting to sit by the fire.
But he's left his abode
For the life on the road,
'Cause wifey's a champion goat-tyer.
--- Cow Sheep Petersen Rhodes

There was a young squaw from the Sioux,
Who married a blond lad named Lou.
They were so good in bed,
He cared not she was red,
Or yellow, or black, white or blue.
--- Thomas Ratlff P0302


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