Drawn to the Lord? What a great testimony! (To be) More like Christ!!! Amen and amen. Don't try church, go with Jesus. I would have never came to Christ. I hated most of His people that I knew personally, and didn't think much of Him. BUT. Yes, thank God, their is a but. People prayed for me (must have). In time, time in and time out, again and again, He proved Him self to me. Showed Him self to me. Thru the good and the bad, He has been their for me. I most certainly deserve hell more then heaven. But His grace.......... It's even good enough for you Though you don't deserve Peace (out)
Well Hello, Quinten, The Hankes from Milam County Texas say Howdy. Its so good to see what you are doing now. You haven't changed a bit. Glad you can associate with some really good men like Mr. Moorhouse. You really were riding a beautiful grey horse when we watched the video. You are keeping it real. Joe and Abbie Hanke
The precursors of the American cowboy were the Mexicans who raised cattle in the area of present-day Texas, when it was Mexican territory, before the annexation to the United States, their lifestyle and work was inherited from Mexicans who lived in the current Texan territory . California also had skilled men on horseback, according to Richard Henry Dana who wrote a book about that region in 1840 when it still belonged to Mexico. As described: When they go on long journeys, they ride a horse until they tire and grab another, pull the mount and the bridle over it, and after exhausting the animal, they take a third, and so on until the end of the trip. There are no better riders like Mexicans in the world. THE COWBOY IS MEXICAN.
Bro I'm from Spain I yall didn't created this way of live there is still vaquero working the land up here , same folks that went to Mexico and show y'all how to do it , the saddles , of course cattle and horses , and how to take care of them
I'd give up a lot just to be able to get a job on ranch and live the life of a cowboy been my dream since as long as I can remember. Right now I just work a big farm after work everyday.
Leavin Montana after being here 5yrs for Texas..I had better meet some cowboys...cuz their aint none here..so sad without em..no manners or honor here either
Wranglin' and cowpokin' for many a year, one of the things I sure did learn was never to trust someone callin' themselves something other than there given name. "Howdy! My name's Hat. I'm a rootin' tootin' honest'to-God cowboy" Phonier than the day is long.
You you just took the cake when it comes to ignorant statements! You reckon you would tell Boots O'neal ,Freckles Brown, Buster Welch, some red headed feller that goes by Red or Rusty, a tall feller that goes by Slim a phony? Hundred reasons why some folks go by a moniker other than their given name.
