I enjoyed hearing the senior Apache Cowboy telling his story. Quite picturesque seeing him sitting in the saddle in the middle of that beautiful Western countryside. Great video, Sky! You are the man! 🤠 RagJazzMonkey Tom in Kansas City, Missouri.
Right on ! Man reminds me of the story's my good friend and mentor told me about how they used to drive and herd cattle for miles saying how tamed the cattle used to be now there wild most of these elder Cowboys have passed on and it's truly a blessing to have friends and family who work cattle together and to teach and pass on the cowboy way of life ...long live Cowboys......thanks apache cowboys for your videos to showcase a style of working and roping wild maverick some people don't understand how hard and dangerous it is ...god bless
I really enjoyed hearing your dad talk about the way things were and how you are trying to bring back the knowledge that was lost. Good work getting those young kids out there doing something real, they will have that experience no matter where life takes them.
I liked the history lesson at the start. Now to await him singing while his horse dances...gonna be an epic video. At first you appeared to be sitting on the horse that wrecked...he seems to be fine.
Good video Sky . I am 60 so I really cant sat to much but I really enjoy listening to old timers tell their stories its pretty awesome to listen to them . Thanks Sky for that ! Stay safe hello from Daniel from central Mississippi
Hey mister I loved your story my grampa ran anchor seven when I was small and I do remember the multitudes of cattle. My grampa would be up before the sun he'd have a blue tin cup full of coffee looking down at the cattle, back then all the Cowboys would stay at the ranch now a days they're home by 6,what kind... when the Cowboys came home they would all load up in the old cattle trucks rusty red color,the Cowboys were more respected than ,it was always "the men go first,than the women would follow now it's like no respect , and 30 yr. Old grama's are so greedy. We need to get back to the old days. But I'm happy and proud of my brother cuz he says it's not the pay it's the fact that I love my job being a cowboy 💖👍...all you cowboy's be good make us proud may the good Lord bring you guys home safe
I grew up in the city but my grandpa grew up in the old West (Montana). He told me so many stories about cowboys and miners. Your channel brings those stories to life. Keep up the old ways.
Remind me my father, He was a farmer and we had a few horses, he bought two horses from a ranch located up in the mountains and everytime there was a storm up in the mountains we had to go catch them again. You're lucky Sky, you have a great Father.
I really enjoyed listening to your Dad at the beginning of the video. He's doing a great thing for these young men. I hope we get to meet more of your crew. Thanks for another great video Sky...
I enjoyed hearing the senior Apache Cowboy telling his story. Quite picturesque seeing him sitting in the saddle in the middle of that beautiful Western countryside. Great video, Sky! You are the man! 🤠 RagJazzMonkey Tom in Kansas City, Missouri.
It was nice to here your Dad talk about the old days. you have a great channel Sky
Need to have the old man speak more. Share his stories. That's how we learn and remember. Love watching u boys and the horses u ride in that country.
It did my heart good to hear you father talk about the old days. I would like to hear more stories thank you I really enjoy your videos.
Right on ! Man reminds me of the story's my good friend and mentor told me about how they used to drive and herd cattle for miles saying how tamed the cattle used to be now there wild most of these elder Cowboys have passed on and it's truly a blessing to have friends and family who work cattle together and to teach and pass on the cowboy way of life ...long live Cowboys......thanks apache cowboys for your videos to showcase a style of working and roping wild maverick some people don't understand how hard and dangerous it is ...god bless
Really enjoyed the story telling. It’s important to keep telling the history. I loved it. Thanks so much for sharing. 🇨🇦
I really enjoyed hearing your dad talk about the way things were and how you are trying to bring back the knowledge that was lost. Good work getting those young kids out there doing something real, they will have that experience no matter where life takes them.
I liked the history lesson at the start. Now to await him singing while his horse dances...gonna be an epic video. At first you appeared to be sitting on the horse that wrecked...he seems to be fine.
Good video Sky . I am 60 so I really cant sat to much but I really enjoy listening to old timers tell their stories its pretty awesome to listen to them . Thanks Sky for that ! Stay safe hello from Daniel from central Mississippi
It’s nice to have an explanation for what I’ve been watching.
You have done a great job teaching all the boys I would love to be there God Bless you all.
It's nice to hear your dad talk about the things he did back than. I hope the young cowboys listen to him n remember what he's teaching them.
Hey mister I loved your story my grampa ran anchor seven when I was small and I do remember the multitudes of cattle. My grampa would be up before the sun he'd have a blue tin cup full of coffee looking down at the cattle, back then all the Cowboys would stay at the ranch now a days they're home by 6,what kind... when the Cowboys came home they would all load up in the old cattle trucks rusty red color,the Cowboys were more respected than ,it was always "the men go first,than the women would follow now it's like no respect , and 30 yr. Old grama's are so greedy. We need to get back to the old days. But I'm happy and proud of my brother cuz he says it's not the pay it's the fact that I love my job being a cowboy 💖👍...all you cowboy's be good make us proud may the good Lord bring you guys home safe
I grew up in the city but my grandpa grew up in the old West (Montana). He told me so many stories about cowboys and miners. Your channel brings those stories to life. Keep up the old ways.
Thanks for the great interview with the old time Apache cowboy, very insightful and inspiring. Great crew!.
I live in Arizona and i love hearing the history of the cattle drivers its amazing
Remind me my father, He was a farmer and we had a few horses, he bought two horses from a ranch located up in the mountains and everytime there was a storm up in the mountains we had to go catch them again. You're lucky Sky, you have a great Father.
Sky what a honor to listen to your dad talk about the old days.
It's always so soothing to the heart to hear an Elder tell stories. Always makes it picture in your mind like a movie... Time Travel! ❤️❤️❤️
I really enjoyed listening to your Dad at the beginning of the video. He's doing a great thing for these young men. I hope we get to meet more of your crew. Thanks for another great video Sky...