Historical clue formulations

• Word after mountain or vocal — 2026-02-10
• Place for driving — 2025-09-13
• Domain's partner in math — 2024-05-05
• Singer's asset — 2024-01-21
• The Rockies, e.g. — 2022-05-25
• A couple of octaves, for most singers — 2021-02-09
• 0 to 60, e.g. — 2021-01-03
• Actor's asset — 2020-05-28
• Something an opera singer and a rancher have — 2019-11-19
• 1 to 10, say — 2019-10-23
• Place for driving lessons (the golf kind) — 2019-08-26
• Shooting location — 2019-05-17
• Free-___ (like some chickens) — 2018-12-31
• Cowboys' home — 2017-12-04
• Kitchen appliance — 2017-10-17
• Span — 2017-09-22
• Mezzo-soprano, for female voices — 2017-05-14
• The Cascades, e.g. — 2016-08-14
• 0-100, e.g. — 2014-12-28
• Stove — 2014-09-22
• Where buffalo roam — 2014-07-09
• Voice lesson topic — 2014-03-29
• Mountain chain — 2014-03-03
• Span — 2013-08-04
• Shooting statistic — 2013-01-18
• Where cowboys once sang "Oh, give me a home" — 2012-07-02
• Place to get a bucket of balls — 2011-02-23
• The Rockies, e.g. — 2010-10-01
• Where 43-Across run free — 2009-06-29
• Radar statistic — 2009-01-18
• 1 to 10, say — 2008-10-05
• Diva's asset — 2008-08-27
• Poconos or Tetons — 2008-03-03
• Place for a bucket of balls — 2006-08-29
• A to Z, e.g. — 2006-04-09
• Cooktop — 2006-03-07
• Cowboy's domain — 2005-01-06
• "Where the deer and the antelope play" — 2004-12-13
• Statistical measure — 2004-05-23
• A to Z, for one — 2004-03-19
• Octave, e.g. — 2002-12-01
• Firing place — 2002-10-10
• Not stay in one place — 2002-08-03
• Golf course adjunct — 2002-02-07
• Where the deer and the antelope play — 2001-07-03
• Place to practice driving — 2001-01-17
• Where the deer and the antelope play — 2000-11-20
• Cowboys' home — 2000-06-05
• Singer's span — 2000-03-07
• Gamut — 2000-02-20