I Am Angus: Baxter Black

Baxter Black, Benson, Ariz., is an American cowboy, poet and former large-animal veterinarian. Black portrays his journey and why he is thankful for the opportunities the agriculture industry has given him.

[@danieljones7458]

IM REALLY GOING TO MISS HIM GOD BLESS

[@craigelwood5568]

I know you and our friend Dr Dan Trimble playing a tune and raisin cane. We will miss you both til we meet again.

[@jeffekkel5870]

I had the privilege of attending a Co-op meeting and Baxter was the speaker. My wife thought I was losing it because on the way home I couldn't stop laughing. Rest in peace Baxter, you are truly missed. Especially by those of us with a country sense of humor!

[@jacksprat1124]

You brought the best out of the West, made easy for folks to see, the work and joy of the old cowboy for folks who wished to be. But riding the range was just too strange for those who live in a computer. But late at night, if we dream just right, we don our boots and six shooter. It's hard to speak, when your knees go weak, and crazy sorrow attacks. So I'll just say, in this simple way, "Adios Baxter Black."

[@carrievaught9972]

Beautiful tribute, Jack.

[@nkbemby]

Rip Dr. Black

[@kengamble8595]

And a very fine job it is sir, thank you !

[@patrickmagee2528]

Keep on poetin Dr Black, Y'all sounds just fine to me, thanks for the insites cowboy.

[@garyd7217]

you are the GREATEST ---- OLE PARD

[@sugrue8526]

The Best

[@cravinbob]

Just doin' what ya do and then gettin' paid for it and handsomely too, Standing on a stage or from the tailgate of your truck Deliverin' those lines of yours and bein' thankful for just plain ol' dumb luck! ©2018 Bob Wyman

[@seattlebeard]

Swoon......... :o)