A cowboy riding a horse in the open range, represented as a scalable vector graphic.
A cowboy riding a horse in the open range, represented as a scalable vector graphic. A digital illustration of a cowboy standing on horseback. A digital illustration of a rugged cowboy riding a horse, suitable for vector graphics and cutting machines. A stylized illustration of a cowboy on horseback, designed as a vector graphic.
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Add a Dashing Touch to Your Projects with This Free Cowboy SVG

Add a touch of the Wild West to your projects with our beautiful Cowboy SVG, perfect for crafters and designers who love vector art.

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