Scrub Cattle Co was the brainchild (if you could call it that) of patriarch Davis Q. Scott. Ever the opportunistic horse trader, Davis had a simple idea: get paid twice for every cow & horse on the place and feed them as little as possible. That idea gave rise to the Scrub Cattle Co Corriente herd. Steer calves were leased to team ropers before being sold. Heifers were leased out, then bred to beef bulls. Their calves gained just enough weight to make it through the sale barn, while their mamas survived on southwest Missouri scrub brush.
The cow herd may no longer exist, but the knack for squeezing a nickel out of rocks and briars lives on. The iconic Scrub Cattle Co brand may never be burned into another hide, but from Texas to Missouri and over to Oklahoma, Davis Scott’s descendants are still carrying on the family legacy, one trade at a time.
That history brings us to today, and brings you here to Pryor2U. Growing up at Scrub Cattle Co on 71 Speedway Ranch, with Scott’s Boot & Tack right in her living room, the girl behind Pryor2U couldn’t help but develop a love/hate relationship with cowboys, denim, and fancy Western things she couldn’t afford. After a successful career working a real job, she’s making those old dreams come true. Pryor2U is punchy and princess rolled into one. Bougie, bad to the bone, and budget-friendly. What else does a girl need?
Meet Tiffany of Lo Horn Leather
Meet Tiffany, the creative hands behind Lo Horn Leather, a Scrub Cattle Co Production, and my son Hunter’s fiancée.
Looking for an artistic outlet, Tiffany found inspiration in Hunter’s stories about our family’s leatherworking traditions. She decided to blend that heritage with her own creativity, giving a family tradition a little Tiff personality.
From boot wallets to everyday leather accessories, we’re proud to share her work here at Pryor2U.