Boots Oneal - Legendary Cowboy

[Hoggslayer]

I watch about an hour of videos about him today. Truly a dying breed.

[Cooper]

Great watch....That man has had a many of long hard days in the saddle.

[redfishted]

My step father worked with him way back in the day and has known he and his brother Wes for 50 years, speaks very highly of the man.

[jerp]

Wow, that was really great. What a unique piece of ranching history - he worked at many of the great spreads - 6666, the Waggoner, The Matador, etc. He is about the last of a generation - not many cowboys of that era left.

[John P]

Thanks for sharing

[Sidro]

Have known him all my life(67), worked with him and for him. He is quite a character.

[Bowtech38]

The stories he could tell would be amazing to hear in person

[Archery1st]

Have known him all my life(67), worked with him and for him. He is quite a character.

I'm sure you have a few tales you could share.

I love hearing men of this generation tell how it was "back then" = no excuses, no what if's, no regrets. Thats just how it was and what you did.

On a horse 8-10 hours a day, slept in a tent and ate from the chuck wagon 10 months of the year.

[MadHatter]

I'm sure you have a few tales you could share.

I love hearing men of this generation tell how it was "back then" = no excuses, no what if's, no regrets. Thats just how it was and what you did.

On a horse 8-10 hours a day, slept in a tent and ate from the chuck wagon 10 months of the year.

Sounds awesome!
Sure beats sitting in a office chair, staring at a screen all day, eating McDonalds 12 months outa the yr.
Probably why he can do the things he does at his age.

[AntlerCollector]

Thanks for sharing this

[Pullersboy]

Very cool! Man said he's been punching cows for 70 something years! Can you imagine the stories and knowledge that man has to share? I'd like to share a fire with that man and just listen to him talk.