A couple weeks ago, a real-life cowboy pulled his truck and horse trailer into the parking lot adjacent to Camp Jack. As he unloaded his best friend and expertly threw a saddle blanket across its back, the two looked like a scene from a long-ago western. They weren’t as famous as Roy Rogers and Trigger, but this impressive duo was well known to countless thousands in this neck of the woods.
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