You're going to. Earlier this week I had a bareback bronch writer on and I sounded pretty stupid

because I'm not a cowboy and as most of you know hanging out with

Scotty Campbell and Ryan Rotier and some other people I'm meeting real cowboys

and dude I got on today is definitely about as real of a cowboy as you can get

Currently, I think you're the head I don't know what you call lead cowboy or whatever at the four-sixth is Ranch but that's Dusty

Burson What's up dude? I appreciate you coming on here.

Don't make fun of me too much because I know jack shit about cowboy and so I'll do my best.

Yes sir, yeah, glad to be on and appreciate you asking me to be.

Oh yeah, heck yeah.

I, you know, like I said, I met you, met you through Scotty.

Um, and then I found out real quickly, quickly, the first time I talked to you, you wouldn't say shit if your mouth was full of it, but you're kind of a legend, but you're also extremely humble.

So tell us about yourself, like, you know, how long you've been cowboy and how did you end up in the position you're in and that kind of a thing.

Okay, I grew up in a little town called Silerton, Texas.

It's a tiny little spot in the road in the

and road in the Texas paint handle

and grew up on a small ranch, my dad's a cowboy,

and I don't know that I had a whole lot of choice in what I was going to do.

But it really is more of a lifestyle you know that you that you grow up in it and just I think everybody knew

that I've got two two brothers and in both them are cowboys and that's just the

way we I think everybody knew we'd always go but But I went to school at Tech

after I graduated from high school at Silerton

and I started helping the horse division during the summer and Christmas breaks well I was at

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