Beat the heck out of me. He had a cousin in football. We'd play football in the yard, man. She was tough.

She was tough.

It was a pile of something because we almost crashed. And then I noticed that he was a little

gimpy for a few strides. But then he was right back in action, so I never pulled up.

Like my grandpa's 91 years old. I said, you've been going help the Cowboys? No.

He's better than black cows.

You don't even get to chase nothing anymore.

He's 91 years old.

He hates it too.

Rodeo's finest and guest, the Rodeo Time podcast, has in the house today.

Mr. Cole Hatfield.

He is a former traveling partner of mine and a good friend of mine.

He's a Texas cowboy.

I grew up on the four-sixes.

I'm going to let him tell his story.

But I brought him on today because he is a picture of work ethic. I talk about him to my interns all the time,

and I can't wait for you to hear his mindset

on what it takes to be the kind of cowboy that he is.

So we're going to dive into it

on not only his story as a cowboy, but his faith,

and some old rodeo stories.

So crack a ranch fuel.

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