The Cowboy Channel and Cowboy Channel Plus are both Western-themed streaming services that offer programming related to rodeo, Western sports, and the cowboy lifestyle. However, there are some key differences between the two services:

• Content: The Cowboy Channel primarily offers live and recorded rodeo and Western sports events, along with Western lifestyle programming such as cooking shows and documentaries. Cowboy Channel Plus, on the other hand, offers all the content available on The Cowboy Channel, plus additional live and on-demand content such as exclusive rodeo events, behind-the-scenes footage, and interviews with cowboys and cowgirls.
• Availability: The Cowboy Channel is available as a cable and satellite TV network, as well as a streaming service that can be accessed via web browsers, mobile apps, and some TV streaming devices. Cowboy Channel Plus, on the other hand, is only available as a standalone streaming service that can be accessed via web browsers and mobile apps, and is not available through cable or satellite TV providers.
• Programming: Both the Cowboy Channel and Cowboy Channel Plus offer a mix of Western lifestyle and rodeo programming, but the Cowboy Channel’s lineup is primarily composed of live rodeo events, including the National Finals Rodeo and the PBR (Professional Bull Riders) World Finals. Cowboy Channel Plus, on the other hand, offers both live and on-demand programming, including original series, documentaries, and other Western lifestyle content.
• Cost: The Cowboy Channel is typically included as part of a cable or satellite TV subscription, so the cost will vary depending on your provider and package. Cowboy Channel Plus, on the other hand, is a standalone streaming service that costs $9.99 per month or $89.99 per year.