This collection has 22 free cowboy coloring pages: six rodeo bull and bronco riding scenes, five roping cowboys in action with cattle or horses, six solo cowboy portraits and everyday ranch scenes, and five playful or fantasy pages that go beyond a straightforward cowboy. Every page is black and white on US Letter, downloads as a free PDF, and needs no signup.
Most of the set sticks to a realistic Old West look, but five pages take a sharp turn into fantasy: a bear cowboy riding a hippo-like creature through the desert, a fox-style outlaw with an arrow through his hat riding a spotted horse, and a round-cheeked kid cowboy on a big-eyed toy pony outside a saloon. A maze puzzle with a cowboy and horse is tucked into the same group, since it’s a puzzle to trace rather than a scene to color.
What’s in this collection
Six rodeo riding scenes, five roping cowboys, six solo portraits and ranch scenes, and five playful or fantasy pages — 22 in total, in the grid below. Each has its own Download PDF and Print button, so you can take one page instead of the whole set.
Rodeo bull and bronco riding
Six pages capture the rodeo arena head-on — a cowboy thrown high off a bucking bronco, another gripping tight to a charging bull with fence rails and splashing mud in the background, and more mid-buck action shots framed by arena gates. These are the most dynamic, high-energy pages in the set.
Roping cowboys in action
Five pages show a cowboy actively swinging or throwing a lasso — chasing a calf on horseback, roping cattle under a bright sun, and a kid cowboy twirling a lasso with a small dog at his feet. Movement is the focus here, with the rope caught mid-swing in almost every page.
Solo portraits and ranch scenes
Six pages slow down for a single cowboy or a quiet ranch moment — sitting by a campfire, standing in a barn with baby goats, tending a saddle stand near desert plants, or posed simply against a small-town backdrop. These are the calmest, easiest pages to color.
Playful and fantasy scenes
Five pages break from the realistic Old West setting. A bear in a cowboy hat rides a hippo-like creature past cacti, a fox-style outlaw with an arrow through his hat rides a spotted, fantastical horse, and a round-cheeked kid cowboy sits on a big-eyed toy pony outside a saloon. A maze puzzle with a cowboy and horse rounds out this group — a path to trace rather than a picture to color.
How to print these
Every page is US Letter (8.5 × 11 in), pure black and white, with the drawing inside the printable margin. Plain copy paper is fine; choose “Fit to page” if your printer asks. The rodeo action pages have the busiest linework around the fencing and motion lines, so a fresher cartridge helps that detail print cleanly.
What to color these with
Crayons and colored pencils both work on plain copy paper. Younger kids usually find a thick, triangular barrel easier to grip; older kids tend to want more colors.
- Faber-Castell Jumbo Grip colored pencils — thick triangular barrel
- Crayola 50-count colored pencils — 50 colors
- Prismacolor Scholar 60-count — 60 colors, for older kids
Not sure which fits your child? See the colored pencil guide by age.
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FAQ
How many cowboy coloring pages are here?
22 free pages: 6 rodeo riding scenes, 5 roping cowboys, 6 solo portraits and ranch scenes, and 5 playful or fantasy pages.
Are all the pages realistic Old West scenes?
No, 5 pages go in a playful or fantasy direction, including a bear riding a hippo-like creature and a fox outlaw on a spotted, fantastical horse.
Is there an activity page instead of a picture to color?
Yes, one page is a maze puzzle with a cowboy and horse to trace a path between, rather than a scene to color.
Do I need a color printer?
No. Every page prints in black and white; the color comes from your crayons or pencils.
For more Wild West themes, the dirt bike coloring pages share the same outdoor-action energy, and for another maze-style activity, try the word search coloring pages.
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