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Making a business of it: cowgirls and sisters running a braiding business

Nebraska cowgirl, sister run successful braiding business

Nebraska cowgirl, sister run successful braiding business by: The North Platte Bulletin - May. 18, 2021 State News A pair of sisters in Broken Bow are running their own business. Emma and Gracie Pearson, ages 16 and 13, are entrepreneurs and owners of Mighty Maverick Merchandise, a business that’s been in existence for more than a year. The cowgirls started their business, which consists of braiding horse halters, headstalls, hobbles, reins, dog leashes, and other custom order items in January of last year. It was a business built out of necessity. Becky Pearson, the girls’ mother, told her girls she didn’t need to keep transferring money into their account, when their debit cards “didn’t work. I said, you need to figure out how to make this money stretch a little further, or make more money,” she said.

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