Vibrant Prescott, Arizona frontier and ranching history lives and breathes in the life of the 5th generation Prescott business owner, Sherree Cook, of “COWGIRL LEATHER”
Born in Prescott, and a resident thereof, Sherree hails from a long line of prominent figures in the area’s dusty and difficult, but fascinating chronicle that can be explored in the pages of “Echoes of the Past, Tales of Old Yavapai in Arizona” by the Yavapai Cowbelles.
Ms. Cook, a perennial volunteer at the Prescott Rodeo and the Arizona Cowboy Poets Gathering, has been no stranger to horses, cattle, feedlots, and ranching for much of her days. She was reared in American founding traditions by her well-respected, gentleman cowboy father, Fred Cook, who won the all-around award at the 1946 Prescott Rodeo.
Fred’s father, Jim Cook, married into Prescott’s famous Miller family by “hitchin’ up” with Leroy (Roll) Miller’s daughter, Serilda (Lilly) Miller. Roll Miller was the son of the early Skull Valley rancher, Jake Miller, who, in the 1870’s, operated an essential freight and mining/ranch equipment supply business in Prescott initially taking up residence with the Sam Miller family in, of course, Miller Valley and, you guessed it, on Miller Valley Road.
Coupled with gun handling knowledge, Sherree Cook rounded-up her quality seamstress and design skills to establish ìCOWGIRL LEATHERî in 2016 for breeding a thoroughbred line of unique, Top Gun, Western style, designer concealed carry (CCW) purses for quality-conscious women professionally trained in proper fire-arms safety and handling who desire the best in efficient protection and stylish fashion in CCW apparel.
Please view her AD on this page or her vivid & comprehensive website at www.leather4cowgirls.com for details on all her fine leather products, then make contact for personal, one-on-one design consulting and special orders.