Earl Wayne Duke Davis

In his cramped and cluttered Castaic trailer, Les Buffham employs an old Hills Bros. can to make a mild "buckaroo brew"--coffee, that is--and takes sugar in it, something he concedes is for sheepherders, not real cowboys. But his coffee pretty much describes the 50-year-old trucker: sweet and mild.

In his cramped and cluttered Castaic trailer, Les Buffham employs an old Hills Brothers can to make a mild "buckaroo brew"--coffee, that is--and takes sugar in it, something he concedes is for sheepherders, not real cowboys. But his coffee pretty much describes the 50-year-old trucker: sweet and mild.

In his cramped and cluttered Castaic trailer, Les Buffham employs an old Hills Brothers can to make a mild "buckaroo brew"--coffee, that is--and takes sugar in it, something he concedes is for sheepherders, not real cowboys. But his coffee pretty much describes the 50-year-old trucker: sweet and mild.

In his cramped and cluttered Castaic trailer, Les Buffham employs an old Hills Bros. can to make a mild "buckaroo brew"--coffee, that is--and takes sugar in it, something he concedes is for sheepherders, not real cowboys. But his coffee pretty much describes the 50-year-old trucker: sweet and mild.