Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. About 20 miles east of Lake Wales, just up the road from Highway 60, Lake Kissimmee State Park re-created an 1876 cow camp in the ...

The Florida Cracker Trail, a 146-mile trail that was the only dry route across the state to move cattle, is older than ...

Who knew Florida had cowboy magic tucked underneath its sunshine? From cozy glamping at a Florida dude ranch, to walking in the footsteps of cracker cowmen, families can enjoy Florida rodeos, ...

Cracker cuisine is a style of cooking that pays homage to Florida's pioneer and cowboy settlers who lived solely off things they could grow, hunt, or fish from Florida's wild and rural terrain. The ...

Cattle driving in Florida dates back to the 1500s when Spanish explorers introduced cows, horses, and hogs. The Great Florida Cattle Drive is a modern event that honors the state's long history of ...

Triangle Ranch is a 1,200-acre working ranch abutting the Myakka River, with cattle and pastures dotting the property between patches of Florida forest thick with palmettos, cabbage palms, pine trees ...

Florida Cracker Kitchen is bringing its chicken and waffles, 10,000 island shrimp and grits, giant cinnamon rolls, smoked mullet dip and other Southern comfort food to San Marco. The popular ...