Welcome ladies and gentlemen to rodeo time the podcast. We've got a very special guest today. His name is Boots O'Neill.

He is a legend in the Western world and has been for a while. He turns 90 in about 10 days, but he still ranches,

ranches stock around the clock, heavy ranching, none of that light to moderate stuff.

He saddles it on his own horse and, uh bran drag calves helps him wean pick up bulls he works at the four

sixes and that's where we travel to Guthrie Texas we're gonna go have this podcast that a buddy of mine true

persons so bear with me on the audio we're in a foreign land. Some of you guys know that

my audio sucks even when I'm in here in the Dale warehouse. If you are interested in anything 4-6s or Boots O'Neill, please

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Enjoy the podcast, Old Sun.

Rodeo time. Gotta get her on down the road.

Oh no they said Louis Brooks.

Yeah.

We used to loan them horses to Butler brothers there at Wagner's in.

We had 250 saddle horses and stayed out the year around with a wagon and he wrote

corral and they had a lot of horses at Buck. And they'd let Butler Brothers just take one and buck him a season or two if he slowed down, just bring him back and turn him in the horses.

And one day they brought one back and left him at what we call the white face camp and that old boy living there

just caught a horse and put a horse on him and led him over there three or four miles to the wagon

and he is fat and pretty and they turned him in

moving and there's a kid there named Tubby Whatley. He asked that wagon boss, boy that

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