BOB MOORHOUSE
Bob Moorhouse worked on the Pitchfork ranch for
35 years, in which 20 of those years he served as
Manager and Vice President. During that time he
captured an authentic pictorial chronicle of the cowboy
way of life which resulted in his book Pitchfork
Country, The Photography of Bob Moorhouse.

A collection of his photographs was the first traveling
exhibit for the American Quarter Horse Heritage Center
and Museum. Entitled "Hoofbeats on the Pitchfork Ranch,"
the collection has traveled extensively throughout the United States and Europe. His photographs have appeared in many national publications including The Cattleman, Western Horseman, Quarter Horse Journal, American Cowboy and Range Magazine.

Born in Knox City, Texas, to the ranching family of J.C. (Togo) and Lucille Moorhouse, Bob and his wife, Linda, have two daughters, Amy and Keri Ann. He earned a B.S. degree in Animal Science-Business from Texas
Tech University. As a director of the Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association, Bob serves on the Labor Committee. He is also a director of the American Quarter Horse Associtaiton, serving on the Marketing Committee. He is an active member of the Ranching Heritage Association and a director of the Working Ranch
Cowboys Association. In 2002, Bob was inducted into the Texas Cowboy Hall of Fame.