The desert or mountain man was forever lifting his eyes to the peaks or to the stars; it was no wonder that men of wilderness knew so much about the flight of birds and habits of animals. In cities a man’s eyes were on the ground, or rarely above eye level.”
–Louis L’Amour (Kid Rodelo)
 
“They do not compromise with evil, and they walk only in his paths.”
–Psalm 119:3 (NLT)

It was in my mind to try to foresee what might happen, and so be prepared for it.  There’s no way I know of that a body can foresee the future, but sometimes he can read it pretty well if he knows the way folks think.”
 –Louis L’Amour  (Mustang Man)

“My enemies have set a trap for me.  I am weary from distress.  They have dug a deep pit in my [trail], but they themselves have fallen into it.”
–Psalm 57:6 (NLT)

Remember–never forget who you are and treat all men as friends until they prove differently.”
–Bobby Cavazos  (The Cowboy From the Wild Horse Desert)

“But giving thanks is a sacrifice that truly honors me.  If you keep to my [trail], I will reveal to you the salvation of God.”
–Psalm 50:23 (NLT)

My training has been to be responsible for what’s left in my charge.”
–Zane Grey (Arizona Clan)

“Our hearts have not deserted you. We have not strayed from your [trail].”
–Psalm 44:18 (NLT)