Old Wild West
Photo Contest!
Grand Prize Winner: A Couple of Wranglers - Watch Out!Thanks for all the wonderful entries into our Old Wild West Contest! We've awarded our winners some cool prizes!
We've seen where they traveled, with a theme of the Old West or the Wild West! They've been to true historical towns, or a have-fun pretend towns! We've seen some dressed up in imitation of some famous Wild West character. Kinda like...
- Wyatt Earp
- Johnny Ringo
- Mary Fields
- Billy the Kid
- Doc Holliday
- Annie Oakley
- Big Nose Kate
- Jesse James
- Bass Reeves
- Ike Clanton
- Calamity Jane
- Bat Masterson
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They Submitted Their
Unique Old Wild West Photos!
The Contest Has Ended! Now Here Are the Winners!
JUDGING DETAILS:
The judging process is complete. Meet Our Judges>
The initial winning entries were determined. Those entrants were contacted by email, in order of category priority, to get their response within 7 days, as noted in the rules. The Grand Prize winner responded immediately.
Unfortunately, some did not respond to their email, as required. This happened several times. So after the 7 days we moved on to the next person who achieved the next best judging points, and notified them.
There were assorted assessments calculated into the judging points, including the photo itself, the judges' opinions, the description given with the photo & title, the social response of others to the photo, & the final decisions at Tombstone Travel Tips.
Old Wild West Contest Winners
Grand Prize Winner
A Couple of Wranglers - Watch Out!
From Stacy of McCamey, Texas
Category: On the Ranch
1st Prize Winner
Kaden Guardin' the Ranch
From Stacy of McCamey, Texas2nd Prize Winner
Ten Days to Deadwood
From James of Carr, Colorado
Category: Cowboys and/or Cowgirls
1st Prize Winner
Playing Faro in Deadwood
From James of Carr, Colorado2nd Prize Winner
The LeVans at
C.S. Fly's Photography Studio
From Jon of
Glendale, ArizonaThere were more entries in this category than the others. We decided to give out a 3rd prize award. We also gave an Honorable Mention. Stacy from Texas had a wide variety of points in all categories - so we decided to give her an Honorable Mention Prize in this category, for the points she'd accumulated for her photo here.
3rd Prize Winner
Smokey & Slim's Cowboy Trek
From Smokey of Yuma, ArizonaHonorable Mention
A Couple of Wranglers -
Watch Out!
From Stacy of McCamey, Texas
Category: Old West Town
1st Prize Winner
In the Old West Town of Tombstone Arizona
From Shawn of Mauriceville, TexasWe Didn't Award a 2nd Prize Winner in This Category
Category: Funniest Photo
Each of our judges individually chose amongst all the photos, that which was the Funniest Photo. Assessing "funny" was per their own definition: did it amuse them, make them smile, was it ridiculous-funny, was it odd-funny, was it ironic-funny, was it weird-funny, was it out-of-place funny, etc.
I think you could tell that these photos were definitely in the definition of making them smile = so cute funny!
Funniest!
No Varmints Allowed!
From Stacy of McCamey, TexasHonorable Mention
The LeVan Gang - Armed & Not Very Dangerous
From Jon of Glendale, Arizona
Category: A Few More Honorable Mentions
We felt these deserved an honorable mention award for achieving points in honorably following the rules of the contest.
From Nigel of Bristol, England
Comin' Ta Get Ya Ike!
Mr. And Mrs. Wyatt EarpFrom Donald of Clovis, New Mexico
Presenting Our Old Wild West
Photo Contest Judges
Gordon is the Owner/Proprietor of The Larian Motel. One of the best places to stay in Tombstone. He's a great host, and a wonderful supporter of the history of Tombstone.
Gordon will meet you & check you in to the Larian.
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An Actual Judge helped out: Judge Alfred Urbina, of the Judicial Court of the Pascua Yaqui Nation of Southeastern Arizona. Photography is one of his interests.
Alfred Urbina - Tribal Court Judge~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
The Oriental Saloon is a terrific famed spot in Tombstone. Now referred to as Wyatt Earp's Oriental Saloon, it's located on that same historic Northeast corner - 5th & Allen. We had two judges from this establishment!
The Historic Oriental Saloon, Tombstone
Oriental Saloon Proprietor, R.J. finished judging our Photo contest. Poses in front of the bar, with Bartender Anya Sun.
Tim, the Oriental Saloon Manager, completes his Contest photo judging tasks.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Johnny Ringo's Saloon, attached just North of the Depot Steakhouse, is where we had two volunteers! Addie is co-owner, along with her husband, Steve. Addie is there nearly every day, keeping things in order, tending bar and so much more. She generously gave her time to do a little judging for us! You've gotta drop in to see them. Get the best pizza in town at Ringo's. And some fantastic food in their Depot restaurant & steak-house.
Addie, Co-Owner of Johnny Ringo's Bar, is Looking Over All the Pics Entered into the Old Wild West Photo Contest. Which Will She Like Best?
Laura is One Amazing Bartender at Ringo's! She volunteered as a Judge for our Photo Contest.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Another historic corner in Tombstone Arizona is the Northwest corner of 5th & Allen. That's where two more volunteer judges gave their time. They're from the ever famed Crystal Palace Saloon.
Meghann, the Manager at the historic Crystal Palace Saloon, Made her Choices for the Old Wild West Photo Contest.
Did she choose your photo as a winner? Elsa, a superb waitress at the Crystal Palace Saloon, volunteered as a Judge for Tombstone Travel Tips' Photo Contest.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
One of the more unique businesses in town gave us some volunteer judging for our Old Wild West photos. Tombstone Sarsaparilla on 4th Street is the place to try for a unique brand of refreshment!
Johnny One Dog is the Owner of Tombstone Sarsaparilla. Casey is the CEO. They both volunteered to give their picks for the Photo Contest.
Johnny One Dog & his Dog Molly! Molly wasn't one of the Judges!!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
We thought of this contest when we traveled to the historic Parker Ranch in Hawaii. And we'd also checked out a Local Guest "Dude Ranch" in Tombstone, Arizona. Those trips inspired us to see what other people have done in that same basic theme.
Contest entries were allowed Up To Four different, authentically created photos. Some chose four. Some less, some only sent one. But whatever contribution anyone made - they were in the running to be a prize-winner! Some got their family and friends in on the fun. They had them get on-line to see their photos, to put in a good word, a good comment about their photo. That had some influence on the scoring.
All Had to Abide by Our
Old Wild West
Photo Contest Guidelines and Official Rules
For All Guidelines & Rules, Plus All Information on Awarding of Prizes
ANY QUESTIONS? - Always remember, you can Contact Us Here> We will respond, and try to be helpful. And remember this about any email address submitted to us:
Contest email addresses submitted here with contest entries were only used for contest purposes. We respect privacy & only needed it to contact winners for details for prize mailings. We do not use it for contact after contest completion - unless necessary or requested, for another purpose.
See How Visitors Fancied Your Terrific Photos...
Click the links below to see what visitors to this page said about the eye-popping pics submitted to the Old Wild West Photo Contest!
Ten days to Deadwood. 
We live near Cheyenne, Wyoming. My wife and I are part of the PR group for Cheyenne Frontier Days and do a bit of reenacting in Old Frontier Town.
Back …
Kaden Cash and his Nana!
My name is Stacy and Kaden Cash is my six year old grandson. When Kaden was three, his mother, who suffers from bipolar depression abandoned Kaden in …
In a Past Life....
Dressed up and stepped back in to history at a movie set in Mescal, Arizona.
Ike Can Run - But Earp Will Find Him!
My brother and myself stayed in Tombstone four years ago. And we had the most fantastic, and again - did I say? It was a really wonderful experience!
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Right Where I Belong...
We love the Old West towns and old ghost towns.
We go to Arizona and one of our favorite places is Tombstone. We stay there every year.
We have …
Paying tribute to an old friend
Smokey Pickett and Montana Slim made the trek to Northern California, stopping at the Beckworth Tavern where they renewed old acquaintances and raised …
Jalapeno Harry
I'm now 59 years of age. I live in the great Texas town of Austin. This photo was taken at the 1988 Rodeo, Houston.
Over the years, I've been a Movie …
Wild hogs in Tombstone
Went there on a motorcycle trip several times. We love Tombstone Arizona! Can you tell?
The Town Too Tough To Die
Just an ordinary day in the “Town Too Tough To Die”, Tombstone that is.
And it is the place where I have been working for the past 27 years. The Earp …
One Day In Tombstone
Myself and a friend have dreamed about making the trek to Tombstone for many years. After some discussion we decided this would be our lucky year during …
Billy The Kid
I live in Clovis New Mexico only about an hour away from Billy the Kid museum and grave yard. And I have a motorcycle which my wife will not ride on with …
Rawhide at Sea
On an evening at the beach we were swimming. Then suddenly I saw this cowboy come walking towards us with his horse.
I rushed out of the sea to get …
Our Skagway Alaska Experience
We went on a cruise along the inland waterway to Alaska. One of the stops was to the old mining town of Skagway Alaska. I took this photo of the historic …
Old Wild West Photos from The Levans
I always wanted to take an Old West Photograph but never had the opportunity. We visited Old Tucson this year and we took advantage! The gals said they …
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*Family Members of Karen & William McGowan Were Not Eligible for Prizes
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