Hi i live in the middle of no where in Australia and even i now what that dance is, it was around before line dancing ,as my one of my uncles used to do it . And he was not wearied he was at that time one of the best bullriders in Australia and was highly regarded in the world of rodeos.Back to the point it is called the cowboy stomp.

Seriouslydo I know you??? If it's the same bar, I regret to inform you it's sadly closed at the moment, but in the mean time there's always Silver Saloon, I guess. shrugs
"Had you fought like a man, you need not have been hanged like a dog!" ~Anne Bonney

No real cowboy I know would ever line dance.

I love Chaps!

I also know for a fact that line dancing goes on in "real cowboy bars" in eastern Colorado. Guys dance along, too. I think it just depends on the area you live in as to whether its an acceptable thing to do. And just because it may not be something that "real cowboys" do in your area does not mean that line dancing is a Hollywood fiction/creation, and to suggest as much shows a degree of ignorance.

Ha- no you don't

I used to work as a bartender at a real "cowboy bar" in OKC. The guys mostly don't take part in the line dancing, it's the girls, and the guys stand on the side of the dance floor and watch. That's probably how it is in just about every cowboy bar as the guys either bring girls, or go there to meet girls, and girls like to dance. As for whether or not they are "real" cowboys, you can't get much more real than in Oklahoma and Texas.

This "real cowboy bar" is located deep in the heart of Texasand it's a place called "Chaps" that at one point I believe was bank and before that was a church, I believe.
And, for the record, I once saw an official "bar room brawl" that consisted of about 40 to 50 people (and no, I'm not exaggerating in the slightest). You can't get much more cowboy than that.
"Had you fought like a man, you need not have been hanged like a dog!" ~Anne Bonney

If they are ''Line-Dancing'' where you work, then it's no part of a cowboy bar. Period.

Hero..may i ask what state/city , the "real cowboy bar" is located?

No offense, but, actually, I work in a "real cowboy bar" and yes, we do in fact line danceI will, however, admit it's mostly the women and I only see maybe one or two men all night line dance them selfs.
"Had you fought like a man, you need not have been hanged like a dog!" ~Anne Bonney

Nobody line dances in real cowboy bars. Line dancing was invented by urban cowboys. I hated when they make movies with cowboy themesand show line dancing. Hollywood very rarely gets western life accurate.

It's called Buck Dancing