Thats funny I just saw him last Saturday in Laramie and he asked everyone if they had questions and clearly not satisfied with our effort he asked guy on stage and he made him ask twice.

In Texas the entire crowd knows what to do. 😂

I screamed out what's your favorite race of pecker to suck on and he loved it and pointed to a Korean man in the 3rd row.

😂

Lachlan Richmond-Smith uuiii88i8

As a friend of mine said, many years ago, "You don't need to own a sailboat - just have friends that do"...

You wont be disappointed!

same

I reckon that cows would make for better friends than many people, though I may be a bit biased. Both sets of my maternal great-grandparents were dairy farmers for years in SW Washington State, after immigrating to the US from Finland. I wish I could have known them when they were alive. Plus, my namesake maternal grandfather, being a lifelong horseman born in Wyoming, had cowboyed both up in Alberta and down in Argentina as a young man amongst other things, like being a guide at Yellowstone and a pickup man at various rodeos who personally knew Slim Pickens before he got out of riding broncs/clowning and into acting. My granddad's been gone for over 30 years now, but he certainly had a far more interesting life than me, and cows were certainly a recurring element in his experiences. 😂

Yes he's a youlding fool

Anyone who has ever been around rescue farms understands and loves this song.

I grew up helping on neighboring dairy farms we shared equipment with. Cows were some of the only babysitters I had when I was little. In my teenage years, the dairies all folded up as 40 cows on pipeline wasn't viable anymore, and we kept selling hay to hobby farmers, but I wasn't really around cows for ten or fifteen years. I'm 35 now and my mom didn't live to see it, but there are a few cows in the barn again, and as much as I didn't need one more set of chores to do every day, I hope there are always cows around.

Because that is where they are from. Excellent band!

I'll see u in september

My "sister" helps with hay and other farming adventures, and I gave her an identical chore coat to my new one at the time that hangs on a hook next to the one I wear. Last year, we went to help a hay customer round up some spirited heifers to AI, and I was getting a halter on one of the biggest mutts of a cow you ever did see when I went down and got a little bit run over and dragged. I can tell which one is mine from the poop stain up the back. I wear it to the bank and funerals of neighbors and family gatherings and just about everywhere else, and she and my wife ask me if I'm ever going to wash it, and I'll make a crack about how I already did, standing out in the rain all day at auctions. I grew up getting picked on by town kids in school who never spent a January night sleeping with a sick calf so it wouldn't die alone, so to me, that shit is a badge of honor. May you always have cows around!

He did it much better in the studio cut.

meant 'i want to be in the cavalry' over 'horse soldier'... who has 2 songs like these? might have to put william tell and townes van zandt together

watusi :P

Shorthorn..... without them, there wouldn't be Santa Gertrudis, Beefmasters, Barzona, Bonsmara, Droughtmasters, Adaptaurs, Luing, or Maine-Anjou......

Bogdan Spineanu the landowners are nice enough to move them off the pasture during the Fest for safety reasons!

Is one

Thirteen angry shepherds.

35 Eco Warriors

Jon Brustad the landowners who let us hold the festival on their land are nice enough to move them off for the comfort and safety of both species.

Around. 🐄

1937 Ford.

he's canadian

+Lucky - They help get your feet off the ground, not easy to get started as a Canadian musician when our media is so American!

+Sean Jackins best comment I have read today. that was funny

+Lucky - Are you seriously wondering if there are real cowboys in Alberta? That's ridiculous, man.

Not just cowboys, Lucky, winter fucking cowboys.

+Lucky - Once I was in Vancouver and these two cowboys I overheard were BSing these two girls . I'm thinking these guys are no real cowboys. When they left with the two girls they were the most bowlegged guys I had ever seen. Yep they got cowboys in Canada. Well that and The Calgary Stampede.