Chuck wagon drivers Blaid Flad (right) of Alberta, Canada, and Warren Burns of Melfort, Canada, rounded the bend Thursday in Fort Worth. Barrel setter Lorna Paden (left), driver Fred Ewing and ...

Step back in time for a true taste of the Old West. We’re firing up the chuck wagon for a hearty Wyoming cowboy breakfast, featuring sourdough pancakes made the traditional way—over an open flame, ...

The Odessa Chuck Wagon Gang mourns the loss of beloved member Jackie Rogge, who was confirmed deceased after being missing ...

“We’re not just cooking; we’re keeping a piece of history alive,” James Smith, a chuck wagon cook said.

The chuck wagon, alongside a crabby cook griping and waving a spoon or knife at cowboys, is a common feature in many Western movies and has long been associated with the cowboy life and trail rides.

While the Chuck Wagon moniker is no more, it still lives on under a different name. The Chuck Wagons from American SportWorks are known for their reliability, budget-friendly prices, and ...

Chuck-wagon cooking, Workman explained, is “cooking the way they did in the 1870s through the 1890s,” using period tools and ingredients carried in the wagon. The wagons are as impressive as ...

What is a chuck wagon? A chuck wagon was a mobile food cart that served as a kitchen, pantry and storage space for the cook, also known as Cookie, who had to feed cowboys as they moved cattle ...

The chuck wagon organizers give each competitor all the ingredients to use, but it’s up to the teams to make their best meals with those items. “You can cook them different,” Mathews said.

The Chuck Wagon’s popularity lasted a few years, and then declined. Joe Cramblit opened Joe’s Diner and Drive-In at 525 E. Main St. on July 2, 1960.

Chuck Wagon General Manager Frank DiMichele seemed ready for a makeover. "A lot of people are in favor of it staying the way it is, but they're not coming in for dinner," he told The News Journal ...