Wyoming § 8-3-123 State code

Wyoming Statutes

§ 8-3-123 — State code

Wyoming § 8-3-123

Title 08General Provisions

Ch. 3STATE SEAL, FLAG, FLOWER, BIRD AND OTHER SYMBOLS

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Wyo. Stat. Ann. § 8-3-123 (2026).

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(a)The code of the west, as derived from the book, Cowboy Ethics by James P. Owen, and summarized as follows, is the official state code of Wyoming. The code includes:

(i)Live each day with courage;

(ii)Take pride in your work;

(iii)Always finish what you start;

(iv)Do what has to be done;

(v)Be tough, but fair;

(vi)When you make a promise, keep it;

(vii)Ride for the brand;

(viii)Talk less, say more;

(ix)Remember that some things are not for sale;

(x)Know where to draw the line.

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(a) The code of the west, as derived from the book, Cowboy
Ethics by James P. Owen, and summarized as follows, is the
official state code of Wyoming. The code includes:
(i) Live each day with courage;
(ii) Take pride in your work;
(iii) Always finish what you start;
(iv) Do what has to be done;
(v) Be tough, but fair;
(vi) When you make a promise, keep it;
(vii) Ride for the brand;
(viii) Talk less, say more;
(ix) Remember that some things are not for sale;
(x) Know where to draw the line.