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Feek’s Vision

Feek’s Vision
TESS AND KEN HOWIE of Beach, North Dakota were in Scobey last weekend when their documentary movie, "Feek's Vision," played Sunday at Richardson Theatre. The movie was written and produced by Tess and directed by her husband Ken, a seasoned photographer and videographer. The film was of particular interest to rodeo enthusiasts and history buffs. The story line was about the visionary spirit of C.E. "Feek" Tooke, who foresaw the dwindling availability of renegade horses for rodeo stock in the 1930s and began a famous bloodline of spirited horses. Fifty-two people attended the single showing on Sunday, and many attending a meet and greet with the Howie's at the Scobey Golf Clubhouse sharing snacks, drinks and many horse and rodeo stories. —Leader Photo, b
Feek’s Vision
TESS AND KEN HOWIE of Beach, North Dakota were in Scobey last weekend when their documentary movie, "Feek's Vision," played Sunday at Richardson Theatre. The movie was written and produced by Tess and directed by her husband Ken, a seasoned photographer and videographer. The film was of particular interest to rodeo enthusiasts and history buffs. The story line was about the visionary spirit of C.E. "Feek" Tooke, who foresaw the dwindling availability of renegade horses for rodeo stock in the 1930s and began a famous bloodline of spirited horses. Fifty-two people attended the single showing on Sunday, and many attending a meet and greet with the Howie's at the Scobey Golf Clubhouse sharing snacks, drinks and many horse and rodeo stories. —Leader Photo, b
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