I don't even know where to begin. So I won't. I'll just leave you with my feelings for you and your accomplishments! =🤯😲 I never thought I'd see another Larry Mayhan! Thank you Dale!😎🤠❤ This is a podcast that should be illegal to miss!
@codygonzalez40994 ай бұрын
I’ve been roping since i was 8 now I’m 23 & he’s made me realize so many things about me. Thank you.
@randywalker8275 ай бұрын
Great interview ! Trevor is a great role model!
@billybakey91393 ай бұрын
Great success story. The best part is faith in Christ. Miss that, and you missed it all.
@codygonzalez40994 ай бұрын
Trevor Brazile is a very very smart & good hearted man.
@jetpetty16135 ай бұрын
Trevor seems like a really down-to-Earth guy 😊
@vicstafford62494 ай бұрын
He said have a gratitude attitude! You need to make a shirt with that on it!
@snsranchcoltstarter5 ай бұрын
I started Rhode Island and I remember when you come out at Reno do the life and that I just rode horses for a living for people show different horses and now 57 I want to go back and rodeo but then after listening and thinking of all the driving and everything and I have to go man I've retired and kind of do what you do on a small level and wish sometimes I had my youth so that I could take what I have now and go back and do it again and this time maybe have a little better outline my God the work you have to put in I sympathize with you 1000% and just want to say through your career I think you've done amazing and wonderful things for the rope horse industry we had a horse I don't know if you remember Cupid's King back in the 80s but they did everything Ronnie emmons roped calves for us and I just go back and reminisce and it takes me back to my youth I'm glad they'll talk to John man he's like a hound dog good for you Dale thank you God bless you guys and I think it's great that your dad and upgo into your kids stuff that's kind of what I had to do they were on the road till they went to school and then after that they stayed home and I became a mom and raised my kids at home with a shitload of horses with nothing to do for them but it was worth it because now they're out of the nest and there's no regrets because I was able to be in haul them to everything they needed ❤
@VictorClimacoVMC5 ай бұрын
Yessir the king of Cowboys
@clintivy6235 ай бұрын
Great interview. I love the conversation around humility and have been making efforts to be more intentional in its practice
@blakewestcomb954123 күн бұрын
Great podcast!
@angeledmonds3005 ай бұрын
I got to meet Trevor when I rode on the flag team in Puyallup. Super genuine dude.
@jadam-20243 ай бұрын
“How many do or die situations have you been in?…” “None”. Hope young people hear that. It’s a stressful world you have ahead of you, but your mindset is your reality.
@PaulSimms-u3v5 күн бұрын
Well done ol son
@ArtisanVaquero5 ай бұрын
🎉🎉🎉 great interview 🎉🎉
@BusterRandall5 ай бұрын
Ya boy cowboy Olson
@hopesmith19395 ай бұрын
Well Dale yeah ol’ son
@AugustusMcCrae235 ай бұрын
My dad has competed against him a lot. I got to meet him in vernal utah when i was two
@sladewilder5 ай бұрын
Dale, you should have some of the guys from the Unsubscribe Podcast on, if not all of them. They need someone to show them how a super puncher rolls Ol son!
@codygonzalez40994 ай бұрын
Thank you GOD
@snsranchcoltstarter5 ай бұрын
Oh my God I remember having a rodeo after a demolition derby and running with car parts still left in the arena
@Deadgoat8655 ай бұрын
I hit the ground after a dismount, when I was getting off the ground I put my hand on a piece of bumper.
@thebrookeh2 ай бұрын
What book on humility are you referring to? Would love to read it.
@kennethparker5952Ай бұрын
Great podcast. Trevor is so humble. Is Rodeo a hard atmosphere to be a Christian in? Some people say they are a Christian but their fruit does not show it.
@shanewinters30092 ай бұрын
Mutton bustin!!! Bahahahaha that was funny!!
@9X99775 ай бұрын
Would love to hear Trevor and Tom talk. Would love to hear Tom's take on head to head team rodeo in his day. Entering, going in his day. What was going through Trevor's mind when he took those couple photos with Ty on bucking chute 7? Trevor any good in the branding pen? What does he ride when he goes? Many of the winningest people have Dads who encouraged them. Kaycee, Tyler, Joe, Trevor The best aspects of other sports are all present in rodeo. It is the best sport. Golf's variability, baseball's longevity, chess's strategy, billiard's concentration, hockey's respect, rugby's grit, le mans' endurance, poker's self sufficiency, roulette's luck. This is all the game inside and outside of the actual minute of game on the cowboy channel. The flexibility, strength, balance and skill in the arena win the round buckles. The yo no se que, the intangibles win the gold buckles. You are the driver, logistician, trainer, manager, scout, coach, player of your own team. Cody and Joe said to show them a good loser and they'll show you a loser. I say show me a good loser and I will show you someone who understands and appreciates the competition who validate his own wins. Back before information was so cheap and everything was posted and available everywhere I drove lots of hours through snow storms to watch Trevor jump a steer in Guthrie. He sold 5 tickets that day. Catch wind of Trevor giving an interview across town or catching a peek at the no name, local hometown, or a GAC feature, or read a bit in an article, always must see experiences for this fan. Trevor as an all around timed event man replaced by Trevor as a gold bucklist replaced by Trevor as most gold bucklist replaced by Trevor the horseman, dad, thinker, sharer, human has made me a 20+ year fan and advocate. Thank you for posting this conversation.
@Alexthecoch3 ай бұрын
Day one of trying to get a phone call with Dale about a job