Lord Jesus, I am so happy to have found this video!!! I am an old man who has dreamed for about 72 years of living the life of a cowboy. I served in the Marine Corps for 30 years and believe me I joined in 1970 and it wasn’t for the money. Hardwork never scared me and I liken my time with the Marines to that of a cowboy. Hardworking and not much pay but what a great life 🙏🥹🐎🇺🇸🇺🇸👏👏. Thank you for sharing this story!!!! God bless you!!!!
I grew up on the plains of southeastern New Mexico amongst many a cowboy friend, this video took me back to a time and place which I miss dearly. Thank you my friend for digging up the memories of my youth on the plains of the cowboy,
Soul of a poet and the big heart of the cowboy. Kent brings that to life and It makes sense even in our time where everything moves so fast and too much in life is disposable. God bless Kent and his sweet little (genius, hardworking, tough as steel but rare as bluebonnets) wife Shannon. I'm a writer and their honesty reaches in and tells me something true every time I slow down and take in their stories and hear about their lives.
@@CowboyKentRollins If everyone wants the "cowboy traditions" to stay alive......then maybe the next time a green kid fresh out of the Army wants a job, instead of acting like a high browed know it all and acting like if a person wasn't born during a stampede with a rope in one hand and a set of reins in the other hand and a set of spurs on both feet..... MAYBE......JUST MAYBE You should give him a chance.......AND NOT treat him LIKE DIRT if/when you do......maybe he's not a joking type person,maybe he grew up in a home where he was teased unmercifully about his size,or his desire to be a cowboy and how he was useless....... MAYBE......JUST MAYBE.... I'M GUESSING.....he might turn out to be a top hand and keep the cowboy traditions alive.
These men make my heart melt they are true honest to god hard working men who strive every day to make there country there home a better place I wish I had me one of these men I'd treasure him like nothing ever known god bless you all stay safe and stay strong from a scotish girl
Hello, from 2024! I adore your content, Cowboy Kent, so I'm watching all your videos from the start of the channel. You've only gotten better! God bless you and Shan! 🙏🏻 🇺🇸 ❤
A cowboy is rich with experience and knowledge of a true days work. It seems as if most people have lost this today. Thanks for sharing this Kent. Maybe someday I will be blessed with being in your presence. Until then...cowboy on!
I've been a cowboy sense the day I was born,,I'm a 100% disable Vietnam vet and a cowboy top hand..but finally my age and health has taken over an I can't get on my old hoss, bet he an I are still best friends here in llano, country texas..we set under the big oaks alday now an wish we had another 70 years to work more..bless you boys
thanks you for watching and yes you have it right if the whole world had ranch values and ranch raising it would be a lot simpler. Long live the Cowboy
I loved this video. I grew also grew up in a cowboy family. My dad was a bareback rider, my brother was a bull rider and my grandmother's brother started the longest running family rodeo in Texas. We raised cattle and Quarter Horses. It was an awesome life and I wish I still lived out in the country. I love cowboys and what they represent. If more kids were raised like we were we wouldn't have near the problems we do today. Thanks so muh for this!
I want thank Kent and dedicate his fine video here to my son who is stationed right now in Afghanistan. I can’t count how many deployments he has been part of. I watch this video every day. Cowboys and Cavalry have the same values. This video continues to give this Mama comfort until her boy comes home. Love and prayers for a safe return Son.
Deborah we are honored and we pray that he and all those beside him are safe and God s hand will shelter them from harm. I salute your son and all those who have served and are serving to keep this country safe. I speak for all the cowboys I have ever known, we owe them all so much. God bless you Ma'am
Thank you, Mr. Rollins for your contribution as a true spirit of of the open plains and for the pure, simple love, of what you do as a Chuck Wagon Cook. And to the Dad's and Mom's, their sons and daughters, who truly are, the backbone of this nation. Mahalo and Aloha, to you all.
Amen ! I was Born & partly Raised On a Ranch But my Dad died when I was a teen So my mother moved closer to family to help with 5 Children, Yet The Cowboy in me never Left that Ranch and on my 18th Birthday I moved on 7 acres my Grandma left Me and here I'll Stay till I Die!
You can take the cowboy from the land but you cant take the cowboy out from the man. I come from generations of farmers from cattle to pig farmers and mennoite family and i prefer the land with animals than with living in the city
Being a cowboy is good hard work because just taking care of the cattle and horses and watching your kids growing up in the country is the best thing for so you can teach them what is good hard work is
This is awesome, thanks for much for posting & so very true. Sevens decades I've loved cowboys & will until I die. I can truly say I have never met a more honest group of humans, "Long Live Cowboys"
My Dad and his brothers were Cowboys. They worked in rodeos and one of my uncles trained horses. I’ve always wanted to be a Cowboy. Thanks Kent. My wife and I love your channel.
Thanks for posting! I grew up in a cowboy family and my dad's family has worked on ranches forever. So good to get to see reminders of what my childhood was like. I truly believe that the world would be a better place if everyone was raised with the hard working cowboy spirit. Kacy (Slover) Hunter
Being a country Boy from West Tx Abilene, Tx I grew up loving the country life and cowboy life my daddy taught me and my brother. Being a young Black Man and country boy its hard cause folks expect me to be some damn gangsta member
I know a few black good ole boys. They were raised right in the country same as me. I think it's not about color but how someone was raised that makes them who they are.
Thanks for sharing. I cry and thank God for all your efforts sir..... Dave Stamey is going to be in my neck of the woods on March 23rd I am so excited!!!!
What a wonderful tribute to the Cowboy ways Mr Rollins. I always enjoy watching your channel. Full of honest, wholesome goodness and excellent recipes. Keep your saddle cinched tight and your eyes looking right!!
Hey Kent I loved this presentation, it rates right up there with all the other videos you've shared with us. I went back to OK in February this year, and thought about you. I appreciate you, and what you and all the other real Cowboy's stand for. Keep up the good work, and post some more great videos. I still visit from time to time, your videos on Chicken Fried Steak. My mouth is watering right now. Displaced Okie.
Kent, Just saw this video, what a great tribute to the cowboy. It is as good today as it was in 2013, thanks for sharing this with all the " Wish I was a cowboy crowd" May the cowboy never vanish from the American West.
Great video, Kent. A good friend of mine posted it on my FB Page and I thoroughly enjoyed it. The American Cowboy has been, is and will always and forever be a lasting legacy of America's rugged past. Would that more people would adopt the ideology of what it means to be a "Cowboy" - the dignity of hard work, the satisfaction of a job well done, "keeping your word good", a handshake is a binding contract and "riding for the brand." America and the world in general would be a much better (and safer) place." As long as there are people who see the "rightness" in this way of thinking and behaving, "the Cowboy Way" will never die. Thanks for sharing, Pard. (tipping hat)
Thank you so much for the link Kent. Gonna go check it out. The more I hear this song the more I like it. Takes me back to Eddy Arnold' songs which I grew up hearing. Displaced Okie [Stan]
im looking for work and if givin the chance I would work for you for no more than chance to learn. I am a marine vet and besides ranching being my lifestyle, its the cowboy brotherhood I seek. love the video
too bad u r to far , but good look in ur search ... I come from a long line of ranchers and I can tell there is no better memory to me that my days at ranch ...
Lovely video. (^_^) I used to read a lot of Louis L'Amour novels as I was growing up in Cape Town, South Africa back in the day. Today I live in the USA and recently became a citizen of this country. We had our own brand of cowboy back home ... and yes, they are heroes. Take care now and have a nice weekend. Kind regards.
I love this video, its a great lifestyle and I'm just now starting to get a little taste of it and I love it I have been working in north Texas with my family since I moved with my dad
Such an excellent tribute to the 'frontier in all of us'! While I know that this pays respects to contemporary cowboys, I can not help but notice the absence of any bowies, scatter guns, carbines or hog legs. These too are tools of the trade (well, maybe not the hog leg so much), and are surely in tow... off camera. But that's ok, Kent... I get it.
Love his books as well. One of my Most if not my top author! Just to clarify for people who don't know about him and are trying to look him up he is "Louis L'Amour". Definitely if you don't know him, you gotta! AND like a true cowboy, his books are good for children as well. You don't have to worry. Mama was always real careful with our books, and we still are. We where reading his books.....I think it was by 10 yrs old? I can't remember. We where adopted so we where behind on reading and then once Mom finally got us into reading (we weren't sold on all that see Jane run stuff, boring!) We jumped ahead and where toting a big book at a young age. So young that sometimes adults would comment about it. Anyway he is awesome and it seems they are trying to hide him now days because he is good! His books are hard to come by in good condition at a fair price anymore. They have done a new printing in this century I don't believe and they need to!
Powerful, be these images befittin The Day of the Cowboy! 2:50 "Where the hoot owl romances the chickens at night." Shakespeare would'a had to use a thousand words of Snake-shit to have made that 9 word sentence of lonesome, make sense! No song could have mirrored more The Day of the Cowboy. -gilpin 4717
You're welcome to sir, my wife Shannon Rollins created it. You might be able to pull more audio off the spring works videos we created too. They're both on the channel. take care sir.
Cowboy Bigfoot I guess you rode a bucking pump jack everyday? Lolololol. Just wondering if you put a saddle on that pump jack. Lololol. Thanks. I needed a good laugh. Don’t let that pump jack throw you off now.
Thank you my friend, as long as there are folks amongst us who really keep the cowboy way of life, it will never die
Amen brother
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Lord Jesus, I am so happy to have found this video!!! I am an old man who has dreamed for about 72 years of living the life of a cowboy. I served in the Marine Corps for 30 years and believe me I joined in 1970 and it wasn’t for the money. Hardwork never scared me and I liken my time with the Marines to that of a cowboy. Hardworking and not much pay but what a great life 🙏🥹🐎🇺🇸🇺🇸👏👏. Thank you for sharing this story!!!! God bless you!!!!
Fantastic photography, beautiful song, and an enduring message; God Bless the Cowpokes then and now and our Great Country.
Thanks for watching and God bless you
I grew up on the plains of southeastern New Mexico amongst many a cowboy friend, this video took me back to a time and place which I miss dearly. Thank you my friend for digging up the memories of my youth on the plains of the cowboy,
Thank you Bob for watching
Being a Cowboy it's not a job it's a way of life and a GREAT ONE!🇺🇸👍👍🤠
Thanks for sharing Kent and Shannon.
Soul of a poet and the big heart of the cowboy. Kent brings that to life and It makes sense even in our time where everything moves so fast and too much in life is disposable. God bless Kent and his sweet little (genius, hardworking, tough as steel but rare as bluebonnets) wife Shannon. I'm a writer and their honesty reaches in and tells me something true every time I slow down and take in their stories and hear about their lives.
Kate, thanks so much for the kind words
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If everyone wants the "cowboy traditions" to stay alive......then maybe the next time a green kid fresh out of the Army wants a job, instead of acting like a high browed know it all and acting like if a person wasn't born during a stampede with a rope in one hand and a set of reins in the other hand and a set of spurs on both feet.....
MAYBE......JUST MAYBE
You should give him a chance.......AND NOT treat him LIKE DIRT if/when you do......maybe he's not a joking type person,maybe he grew up in a home where he was teased unmercifully about his size,or his desire to be a cowboy and how he was useless.......
MAYBE......JUST MAYBE....
I'M GUESSING.....he might turn out to be a top hand and keep the cowboy traditions alive.
These men make my heart melt they are true honest to god hard working men who strive every day to make there country there home a better place I wish I had me one of these men I'd treasure him like nothing ever known god bless you all stay safe and stay strong from a scotish girl
Thank you ol pard you brought back dear memories of my younger days. This old 72 yr old got really sentimental
We appreciate you watching
Hello, from 2024! I adore your content, Cowboy Kent, so I'm watching all your videos from the start of the channel. You've only gotten better! God bless you and Shan! 🙏🏻 🇺🇸 ❤
A cowboy is rich with experience and knowledge of a true days work. It seems as if most people have lost this today. Thanks for sharing this Kent. Maybe someday I will be blessed with being in your presence. Until then...cowboy on!
I've been a cowboy sense the day I was born,,I'm a 100% disable Vietnam vet and a cowboy top hand..but finally my age and health has taken over an I can't get on my old hoss, bet he an I are still best friends here in llano, country texas..we set under the big oaks alday now an wish we had another 70 years to work more..bless you boys
Thanks Jesse for watching and for your service
Thanks ma'am, I have fed alot of cowboys in the last 24 years, but still I take it as an honor and a privelage
thanks you for watching and yes you have it right if the whole world had ranch values and ranch raising it would be a lot simpler. Long live the Cowboy
I loved this video. I grew also grew up in a cowboy family. My dad was a bareback rider, my brother was a bull rider and my grandmother's brother started the longest running family rodeo in Texas. We raised cattle and Quarter Horses. It was an awesome life and I wish I still lived out in the country. I love cowboys and what they represent. If more kids were raised like we were we wouldn't have near the problems we do today. Thanks so muh for this!
I am not a cowboy but just to know that God fearing people like cowboys is what America needs hardworking and the love for their country. God bless!
thanks Ronnie so much for watching
I want thank Kent and dedicate his fine video here to my son who is stationed right now in Afghanistan. I can’t count how many deployments he has been part of. I watch this video every day. Cowboys and Cavalry have the same values. This video continues to give this Mama comfort until her boy comes home. Love and prayers for a safe return Son.
Deborah we are honored and we pray that he and all those beside him are safe and God s hand will shelter them from harm. I salute your son and all those who have served and are serving to keep this country safe. I speak for all the cowboys I have ever known, we owe them all so much. God bless you Ma'am
Thanks so much, Its good to hear from another Okie. Its a pleasure to represent Cowboys and Oklahoma
Thank you, Mr. Rollins for your contribution as a true spirit of of the open plains and for the pure, simple love, of what you do as a Chuck Wagon Cook. And to the Dad's and Mom's, their sons and daughters, who truly are, the backbone of this nation. Mahalo and Aloha, to you all.
thanks so much for watching, I'm truly blessed to get to do what I do and see what I seee, I don't take it for granted
Amen ! I was Born & partly Raised On a Ranch But my Dad died when I was a teen So
my mother moved closer to family to help with 5 Children, Yet The Cowboy in me never
Left that Ranch and on my 18th Birthday I moved on 7 acres my Grandma left Me and
here I'll Stay till I Die!
You can take the cowboy from the land but you cant take the cowboy out from the man. I come from generations of farmers from cattle to pig farmers and mennoite family and i prefer the land with animals than with living in the city
That’s honestly fucking legendary bro
AMEN 🙏 👍🏼❤️🇺🇸🤠
God bless all the cowboys, past and present. Much respect.
Thanks Danny and God Bless you as well
Being a cowboy is good hard work because just taking care of the cattle and horses and watching your kids growing up in the country is the best thing for so you can teach them what is good hard work is
Thanks Grant they are salt of the earth people
What a GREAT tribute to the cowboys and this video. Good job Cowboy Kent!
Watching these videos makes me sad for not being a cowboy, thanks Kent
Our pleasure my friend
So glad you enjoyed Kacy, there is no better way to be than just be cowboy
They are a Hero in my book too. They still stand for America, the way all Americans should. My hat is off to them all.
Thanks for watching William and God bless you
This is awesome, thanks for much for posting & so very true. Sevens decades I've loved cowboys & will until I die. I can truly say I have never met a more honest group of humans, "Long Live Cowboys"
Thank you so much for watching. Your sure right about that it and the Cowboy way ofl ife speak for itself
My Dad and his brothers were Cowboys. They worked in rodeos and one of my uncles trained horses. I’ve always wanted to be a Cowboy. Thanks Kent. My wife and I love your channel.
Thank you Denny for watching
Thanks for watching, glad you like them both the video and the song
my life couldn't be further from the cowboy's, and still I find this amazing and beautiful.
The song is a legend and its been around forever, Dave Stamey sings his version of it. We just thought it was the perfect fit. thanks for watching
Thanks for posting! I grew up in a cowboy family and my dad's family has worked on ranches forever. So good to get to see reminders of what my childhood was like. I truly believe that the world would be a better place if everyone was raised with the hard working cowboy spirit.
Kacy (Slover) Hunter
Steve thanks so much for the comment. I have been truly blessed to be a cowboy and had the old timers shape my heart.
I’ll never be branded and I’ll never be broke I’m a carefree range riding drifting cowpoke. Great video Kent!
Being a country Boy from West Tx Abilene, Tx I grew up loving the country life and cowboy life my daddy taught me and my brother. Being a young Black Man and country boy its hard cause folks expect me to be some damn gangsta member
Thank you for watching
I know a few black good ole boys. They were raised right in the country same as me. I think it's not about color but how someone was raised that makes them who they are.
Thanks so much for watching and you hit the nail on the head. Long Live Cowboys
What a great video, made me even more proud to be what I am, A Cowboy.
christian same here man
Hollywood cowboy? your a vaquero
Thanks for sharing. I cry and thank God for all your efforts sir.....
Dave Stamey is going to be in my neck of the woods on March 23rd I am so excited!!!!
He is a great entertainer and good friend
See, you are blessed sir! Say hello to Shannon for me!
What a wonderful tribute to the Cowboy ways Mr Rollins. I always enjoy watching your channel. Full of honest, wholesome goodness and excellent recipes. Keep your saddle cinched tight and your eyes looking right!!
thanks Ed for watching
Sure good to watch this...what Texas is and will always be!!!
Everyone the world over can learn from this. I often wish we were back in those days! We’ve all gone soft, lol!
Hey Kent I loved this presentation, it rates right up there with all the other videos you've shared with us.
I went back to OK in February this year, and thought about you. I appreciate you, and what you and all the other real Cowboy's stand for.
Keep up the good work, and post some more great videos. I still visit from time to time, your videos on Chicken Fried Steak. My mouth is watering right now.
Displaced Okie.
very nice tribute to all the cowboys of the past and present. thank you for sharing and long live the cowboy.
Thanks so much for watching
I really love this. Can’t watch it enough
Kent, Just saw this video, what a great tribute to the cowboy. It is as good today as it was in 2013, thanks for sharing this with all the " Wish I was a cowboy crowd" May the cowboy never vanish from the American West.
Simply wonderful!
Thanks Sandra
Thank you, Kent and Shannon. You have expressed it so beautifully and with a lot of love in your hearts.
Pete, thanks so much for watching, I've been blessed to have the lifestyle I have had.
Yes...and so hard to find..yes my heros have always been cowboys
Kendra, thanks so much for watching and keep the Cowboy Spirit alive
Hey Rusty I think it has your name on it. Thanks for watching
Great job on the video, Shannon! Thanks for sharing Kent. :) Be safe out there!
WOW! Absolutely breath taking!
Love Dave Stamey..Don Edwards..Ian Tyson singin bout cowboys n such
I love this video❤Nice song😊Thanks❤
Thanks Birgitta and Happy New Year to you
Thanks ma'am I have a great wife and a great job, we are privelaged to see an do what we like
Great video, Kent. A good friend of mine posted it on my FB Page and I thoroughly enjoyed it.
The American Cowboy has been, is and will always and forever be a lasting legacy of America's rugged past. Would that more people would adopt the ideology of what it means to be a "Cowboy" - the dignity of hard work, the satisfaction of a job well done, "keeping your word good", a handshake is a binding contract and "riding for the brand." America and the world in general would be a much better (and safer) place." As long as there are people who see the "rightness" in this way of thinking and behaving, "the Cowboy Way" will never die.
Thanks for sharing, Pard. (tipping hat)
appreciate that my friend
I've been making some recipes out of the taste of cowboy cookbook the last few months, not a bad one in there, money well spent. Thanks Kent.
Thanks so m much and they are all cowboy tested and Beagle dog approved
Thank you so much for the link Kent. Gonna go check it out. The more I hear this song the more I like it. Takes me back to Eddy Arnold' songs which I grew up hearing.
Displaced Okie [Stan]
Wow Kent. Thank you so much for this beautiful tribute to the Day of the Cowboy!
I hope it gets lots of shares.
im looking for work and if givin the chance I would work for you for no more than chance to learn. I am a marine vet and besides ranching being my lifestyle, its the cowboy brotherhood I seek. love the video
too bad u r to far , but good look in ur search ... I come from a long line of ranchers and I can tell there is no better memory to me that my days at ranch ...
Lovely video. (^_^)
I used to read a lot of Louis L'Amour novels as I was growing up in Cape Town, South Africa back in the day. Today I live in the USA and recently became a citizen of this country. We had our own brand of cowboy back home ... and yes, they are heroes.
Take care now and have a nice weekend.
Kind regards.
I love this video, its a great lifestyle and I'm just now starting to get a little taste of it and I love it I have been working in north Texas with my family since I moved with my dad
Thanks so. much Matt for watching
Very moving tribute.....great job
Good folks
Yes sir it's a friend of mine he is Dave Stamey, thanks so much for watching
Such an excellent tribute to the 'frontier in all of us'!
While I know that this pays respects to contemporary cowboys, I can not help but notice the absence of any bowies,
scatter guns, carbines or hog legs. These too are tools of the trade (well, maybe not the hog leg so much), and are surely in tow... off camera.
But that's ok, Kent... I get it.
Beautiful work on this clip. The best part of being a cowboy, is eating Kent's food,when the sun rises and when the sun sets.
I love these videos wish I could be a cowboy
Thanks Jeff for watching
splendid video ! I like very much the song.
I love cowboys I will love to meet one ..... Peace.
There are some wonderful photos in this video
Love this video. Thanks 👍
Our pleasure
love this video. you mentioned Louie La Mar and his books, I read everyone of them. loved his story telling.
Thanks Jane for watching
Love his books as well. One of my Most if not my top author!
Just to clarify for people who don't know about him and are trying to look him up he is "Louis L'Amour".
Definitely if you don't know him, you gotta! AND like a true cowboy, his books are good for children as well. You don't have to worry. Mama was always real careful with our books, and we still are. We where reading his books.....I think it was by 10 yrs old? I can't remember. We where adopted so we where behind on reading and then once Mom finally got us into reading (we weren't sold on all that see Jane run stuff, boring!) We jumped ahead and where toting a big book at a young age. So young that sometimes adults would comment about it.
Anyway he is awesome and it seems they are trying to hide him now days because he is good! His books are hard to come by in good condition at a fair price anymore. They have done a new printing in this century I don't believe and they need to!
Loving the song ... there is nothing I enjoy the most than cattle drives and branding ....
Do you know what the song is called?
A fine video. Thanks.
I'm proud to be who I am Little Billy to some family members and Wild Bill to the rest. Kent Rollins inspires me
Thanks so much and thanks for taking time to watch
There's a Little Cowboy in All of Us.
Powerful, be these images befittin The Day of the Cowboy!
2:50 "Where the hoot owl romances the chickens at night." Shakespeare would'a had to use a thousand words of Snake-shit to have made that 9 word sentence of lonesome, make sense! No song could have mirrored more The Day of the Cowboy. -gilpin 4717
Chris Ledoux wrote a great song about the American cowboy. "Riding Fences". He sang about how "you just cant see him from the road"
I enjoyed his music
UHHHMAZING Photography 📷
Thanks, Shannon does a great job
Glad you enjoyed Stephen
Love the song
Great tribute Kent. Loved the invoking of Louis Lamour at the end too.
+John Wood thanks so much for watching
Really like to meet a real cowboy.
and i bet he'd love to meet you.
Me too Christine. Possibly spend a day with him just to see what he does and ride a horse! Then taking in the sunset after a hard days work..
Seasons Greetings Cowboys 2020!
Very good Kent, thanks
Shout out to Dave Stamey and his song: Cowpoke
he always does good work
Cowboy Kent Rollins that was a good description of a cowboy a classic American Patriot
Great song. I recommend to also checkout eddy arnold's version
BE A COWBOY IS A WAY OF LIFE!!!!
Awesome video love it
Thanks for watching
You're welcome to sir, my wife Shannon Rollins created it. You might be able to pull more audio off the spring works videos we created too. They're both on the channel. take care sir.
That was beautifully done.
Thanks Deborah
Well done video and tribute
Thanks Loren
A horse is no good for much until a man breaks him, and a man's no good for anything till the Lord breaks him.
Amen to that
This video is several years old so my comment is a bit late. I just wanted to compliment Shannon for her beautiful photos.
I worked the oil fields I'd say that's a bit under cowboy but a lot closer than most get to it
My dad worked them. I joined the Navy and worked aircraft carriers and gun ranges and many deployments. We all got a little cowboy in all of us.
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Cowboy Bigfoot I guess you rode a bucking pump jack everyday? Lolololol. Just wondering if you put a saddle on that pump jack. Lololol. Thanks. I needed a good laugh. Don’t let that pump jack throw you off now.
@@JohnDavis-yz9nq ran poly line to the rig's. No sable was required.
They both get in your blood
Nicely done sir.
Thanks so much
Screw the City, give me a piece of land and let me be, I’ll die happy 👍🏻🤠