Were RAWHIDE's TV Wranglers Real? On location with Sons of the Pioneers singer Rusty Richards! AWOW!

[@desertfox3860]

Exceptional! Thanks!

[@marksheffer625]

Very cool! Thanks Rob

[@davidmcwaters6108]

What a lovely gentleman . What a life story .

[@terryhurlburt9113]

Absolutely wonderful!

[@AWordonWesterns]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@randallroberts9724]

I grew up in the 50s and 69s and this show brought back a lot of good memories of my favorite cowboys and Westerns.

[@edwinslow7777]

What a wonderful interview with such a wonderful man. I was very lucky to meet and spend an evening listening and visiting with Rusty Richard's in Loomis , ca. At a cowboy poetry gathering put on by Burt Brawn. Keep up the great work Rob!!!

[@AWordonWesterns]

Thanks, Ed. Rusty is a born entertainer and wrangler!!

[@carolynpillsbury2735]

I'm so very Happy that You had Rusty on here, I Love The SOTP and Rusty. Thank You so much for having this show, Rob!!! ❤❤❤

[@sandrasanders706]

Wow..the singing is so magical!

[@marbleman52]

Wow...just Wow..!! This was an incredible video of an incredible Rusty Richards. I am 70 and grew up with Roy Rogers & Dale Evans and their movies, and of course...Trigger. But I didn't know that Roy's real name was not Roy Rogers, but Len Slye..!! How 'bout that..!! And the song that Rusty sang at the end brought me to tears, so full of love and memories and so well sung even at his age. As I was listening to him sing and play his guitar, I thought of John Denver and how well he could have also sung this song. Thank you so much. W.O.W.. for a great interview and such a kind guest.

[@nelsonbarnes7351]

Thanks for another great interview with a special man.

[@AWordonWesterns]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@carolynrussell774]

Oh my my heart is so full, don't know if I have the Right word that I really want to say...First, thank you so very much for this Rusty Richard, his poem, song was just so great, I truly enjoyed ever minute of this:. Thank You Rob Word!!!

[@AWordonWesterns]

Thanks, Carolyn. Rusty always makes everything special!

[@lenwenzel7440]

Rob, what a great guest with such passion for his life. What a trip into memory lane! Thanks Rob.

[@lisad476]

Excellent excellent excellent interview!! What a wonderful poem and an outstanding Gentleman

[@mercedezlucke-benedict1122]

This was so amazing!!! I love this!

[@frankdodgee]

I learn more from Word On Westerns! Just love it. Always awed

[@AWordonWesterns]

Happy to hear that, June. thanks.

[@er5406]

Mr. Rusty has seen a lot of cinema and music history. Thanks for bringing this to us. Love to hear the stories. The performance at the end was hard to keep a dry eye for…the last Son of the Pioneers singing. Unbelievable. Without the you and the internet I would never have heard this, thanks again.

[@cybrarian9]

Thanks for preserving this wonderful stuff from a bygone age, Rob. In the decades and centuries to come, I pray that voices like Rusty Richards and the rest of the "Sons of the Pioneers" will shine just as bright as the days they were first recorded on film and on LP records. There's a lot to be said for clean and wholesome pure entertainment where we all understand and know the words and can tap our toes to a swinging beat.

[@AWordonWesterns]

Thanks, Robert. The songs of the Sons are certainly uplifting and very catchy.

[@cybrarian9]

@@AWordonWesterns, thank you for your personal response. It's always a great pleasure to get a response from a KZbin host. I'm hardly of the vintage when these films came out (born 1967), but I certainly can appreciate "older" films that were brand new when my Depression Era parents (Dad, 1931, Mom, 1936) grew up. Saturday night was "Saturday Night at the Bijou" at my home when Dad would come home late from his day at the delicatessen he either owned or worked at throughout my life and we'd watch John Wayne movies or some other western just about any old movie on television that came on when my Dad or Mom were home long before cable television. Films from the "Golden Age of Hollywood" are all "Mother's Milk" to me. I was even on Metro Media Television when I was about 15 or 16 to do the "intro", "mid-film review," and "outro" of "Will Penny." Got paid $100 for that and have it on video. I looked like and read the lines like a wooden post, but it's my 15 minutes of fame. I try whenever I can to educate younger folks to appreciate these "older films" if only because there I don't believe there will ever be another "Hollywood" like it where these kinds of films will be made again the way they were made, with the budgets that made them, and actors who weren't just "stars" but really could act and honest to goodness real acting and stunts and not CGI work. And for those men and women who could not only act, but also sing and/or dance and/or and play a musical instrument, and/or who had extreme comedic talent or agility to do physical stunts ... well let's just say "they don't make 'em like that any more." Lastly, I miss the evening variety shows that were true entertainment. So thanks for preserving this great stuff.

[@CountryGirlLA]

Enjoyed this so much, Rob. Thx.

[@jimd8008]

Thank you Rob

[@ryancarroll3961]

Wow what a wealth of knowledge this guy is Very interesting guy Rob you have to do more with him

[@atreb56]

Mr. Richards is a wonderful storyteller. I love how he relayed the beginnings of The Sons of the Pioneers. His poem was exceptional. What a talented man. Thank you so much for this excellent video.

[@grahamhill6340]

RUSTY RICHARDS what a fabulous cowboy, and a fabulous career... He truly embodies what it means to be a cowboy both on-screen and off. Add to that an iconic singing career and a poet to boot. His heartfelt memories are really something to be proud of, and they are the kind that can never be copied in todays world. It's characters like RUSTY, the kind that rarely are seen in the limelight that get to tell their stories to us thanks to Rob! I'm sure he well misses those precious days and the scores of cowboys and all those horses he has known... as he said "I was too late to be one of the Gower Gulch cowboys", but he sure knew what it meant to be the next generation as a stunt man, extra and all-around wrangler!

[@Ken-dv9uf]

So sad to hear of Jane Withers passing. Absolutely loved hear upbeat outlook at life. RIP Jane Withers.🙏🎚🙏

[@crowhaven200]

Awesome stories.And music magic. Dear to my heart.

[@AWordonWesterns]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@judypierce7028]

WOW! I absolutely loved the Sons of the Pioneers. Your guests share so much great information Rob. I totally agree with the statements made by Odee Dillon and takkmoran.

[@AWordonWesterns]

thanks, Judy

[@gerardjohnson2106]

AWESOME. Definitely one of your classics. Your work is appreciated more than you can know. Thanks for sharing

[@kathykit7629]

Rusty Richards , a real life singing cowboy. What a great interview. Love the Sons of the Pioneers and never tire of listening to their songs. Such a lovely tribute song Rusty sang at the end of this video. Thank you.

[@AWordonWesterns]

Glad you enjoyed it, KK. Thanks.

[@richardrosenthal9552]

That was amazing. I always enjoyed the Sons of the Pioneers whenever I heard them. You heard them sing with Roy Rogers in his movies, tv show and sometimes wherever Roy appeared. Roy Rogers and the Sons of the Pioneers were to me always together. It was a wonderful thing to hear Rusty sing and talk about his time with them. I hope you have him back soon if that is possible.

[@AWordonWesterns]

He's recovering from COVID now, Richard. Contracted it last week but fortunately he and Amy had had both their vaccinations and he's coming through it. Very uncomfortable but still with us!

[@richardrosenthal9552]

@@AWordonWesterns Glad he is recovering. Send my best wishes for a complete recovery.

[@theotherlebowskiboone4226]

What an amazing and charming storyteller. I fear we have too few of his unique kind left in the world today.

[@virginia7191]

Great interview! The history in that man's head is amazing, He still sings beautifully!

[@debrazielke1702]

Fascinating interview. So interesting. Thanks Rob

[@ollierobinson4339]

Another great interview I had a little tear because all of that is gone

[@mrDCunningham]

To me these are the very best interviews. Rob you are the perfect person to do this as its who you are. The song in the end was touching. 👍🏻😎

[@AWordonWesterns]

thanks for your kind comment, David. Glad you're enjoying our shows.

[@jimross7648]

Well, I now know that I have something in common with Burt Reynolds, as I can also destroy money with both hands. Rusty Richards was a man of so many talents and a great guest. His stories are easy to listen to because he is just telling you what he was involved in, which was pretty much everything. Another great episode but that's what you give viewers every Sunday.

[@AWordonWesterns]

Thanks, Jim

[@d.b.4201]

Wow! What a poem. You encouraged him so much by inviting him to speak that he sat down & wrote that poem! Anyone cld tell that was from his heart! I can just imagine him sitting alone with his thoughts on all those cowboy days! Times spent with those real cowboy’s & even the omni actors. His precious memories put to paper as a poem & song! Cant get better than that! Thanks again Rob! Just touched my heart, the entire show, amazing! Tip of my hat to ya!🤠

[@AWordonWesterns]

Thanks, DB. It was a pleasure having Rusty join us to share so many memories.

[@tonyhemingway7980]

This was an incredible interview.

[@AWordonWesterns]

Thanks, tony. Rusty has had amazing adventures.

[@waynegilchrist1596]

Rusty has a lot of great memories with the who's who of so many different fields. I love his voice when he sings. A Sons of the Pioneers member, a stuntman, an extra, an actor, a horse trainer, a composer, a poet, and half dozen other accolades and an author to boot! Wow! Can't leave out that he's a great story teller as well. A life well lived! Thanks Rob Word, again.

[@AWordonWesterns]

Thanks, Wayne. You're right, he's amazing in so many categories.

[@waynegilchrist1596]

@@AWordonWesterns I noticed he is also an accomplished guitar man. Thanks Rob for keeping an old shut-in codger like myself entertained.

[@OdeeOz]

*All the history you're preserving for future generations is absolutely a marvelous thing, Rob. May all your endeavors, be successful beyond your wildest imagination.*

[@AWordonWesterns]

Wow. Thanks, OD.

[@arlineabdalian8974]

Hear, hear!

[@jimmiemercer8930]

@@arlineabdalian8974 ... I agree 100% ... Rob is the very best!

[@d.b.4201]

Amen to that!!

[@sammychicken3457]

Such beautiful harmonies. I really think singing in certain westerns created a nice ambience to break up the story line. Thankyou Rob

[@williambradford3627]

I loved the Sons of the pioneers and Bob Nolan's songwriting talent.

[@Eaglerow77]

Wow. now this is a really great interview.. didn't know he was still with us..and Bert Reynolds was his best friend..wow..awesome..

[@cxg7381]

We look so forward to these interviews and reflections shared by these incredible talents. Thank you, Rob, for your efforts to preserve this incredible era. It was the best of times.

[@AWordonWesterns]

It sure was, C. Thanks.

[@davesnothere2339]

Thank you Mr Richards for sharing your story, thoughts, experience, and art. Thank you Mr Word for sharing what has become an almost lost heritage to us . . that of decent forthright entertainment and storytelling. My hat's off gentlemen!

[@AWordonWesterns]

Thanks, Dave.

[@tombankwel4822]

PS your shirt is awsome as always you Are the Best dressed 🤠 cowboy in the west 🤠 🤠 🤠

[@AWordonWesterns]

Thanks so much. I try not to repeat my attire.

[@takkmoran9770]

Wow, what an incredible talent. This is what you and your show do best, Rob. That is, shine a light on some of those who have enormous talent and skills, but don't always get the spotlight or the recognition they deserve from the general public. As a lifelong Sons of the Pioneers fan, two thumbs up for this great show!!! Thank you Rob!

[@AWordonWesterns]

Thanks, takk. I'm listening to them as I read all the nice comments.

[@hiramnoone]

Love these guys from the old hey days who made westerns. They not only tell the best stories, but are always the most decent human beings. Why westerns need to come back. Not merely for entertainment which is in dire need of a reset, but for the minds and souls of our nation.

[@AWordonWesterns]

You're getting nothing but agreement from me, Hiram! Thanks.

[@christinagoudge7025]

I agree these shows were the best of all times can never for get them

[@randolphlearning5255]

Rob great show, made my morning coffee. Best of luck from Hamilton Ontario Canada.

[@Slick2462]

I am amazed at the depth and numbers of this man's talents! Rob you always manage to get the greatest guests, who have so much to share. Thank You👍😊👌

[@AWordonWesterns]

Thanks, slick.

[@elizabethbeckman1947]

So much to learn, remember and appreciate. Another gem of an interview. Thank you, Rusty, so very multi-talented. Thank you, Rob. The best reflection of the Sons of the Pioneers I've heard.

[@AWordonWesterns]

Thanks, Elizabeth.

[@BuckJones1909]

Fantastic story teller. Very talented human! Thank you Rob for another person’s story from behind the Scenes!

[@kingskountry1246]

You gotta get him back. He has so much to share.

[@edithdavis2848]

Wonderful interview, such a lot of history locked in his memory. Please bring Rusty back again.

[@philwebb3]

Good stuff.

[@danielnormand8156]

This interview was awesome. I love that kind of music. I got this love of music from my mother.

[@AWordonWesterns]

Thanks, Dan. I've got a stack of SoP LPs by my turntable today! Great stuff.

[@Madmanmarque]

That was simply wonderful!

[@AWordonWesterns]

Thank you very much!

[@MThomas001]

What a great show. Hearing stuff I never knew. Thanks Rob. Matt

[@AWordonWesterns]

Glad you enjoyed it, MT. thanks

[@MThomas001]

@@AWordonWesterns Rusty is the real deal Singing Cowboy. Very cool

[@arlineabdalian8974]

An extraordinary episode about an extraordinary person. Very moving and highly informative with much history. Many thanks, Rob. This episode is truly special.

[@AWordonWesterns]

Thanks, Arline

[@arlineabdalian8974]

@@AWordonWesterns I only speak the truth! Looking forward to future episodes. Stay safe.

[@ginnywalker184]

Thank you for sharing. I love listening to those who were a part of the era of the westerns. They have such wonderful history and share such wonderful stories and look forward to hearing from them.

[@AWordonWesterns]

Glad you enjoyed it, Ginny. Thanks

[@joelcopeland3018]

Man this one is just priceless... Please keep them coming... Thank you for doing this...

[@AWordonWesterns]

Thanks, will do, Joel.

[@joansmith1195]

Thank you for sharing a piece of Americana that is unfortunately gone. It really made my day.

[@Paladin1873]

That's a nice song Rusty sang at the end. I can well imagine an instrumental version serving as the theme of a future western.

[@Ronin4614]

Wonderful interview, Rob. The Sons of The Pioneers, so unique and a western treasury. What a talented fellow Rusty is, Marine, singer, actor and real life broncho stomper, writer, and poet, a true cowboy. “Destroyed money with both hands”, pretty accurate and what a line! Thank you so much and take care, amigo.

[@tombankwel4822]

Sons thats some awsome 🎶 🎶 music 🤟 you feel like you Are in the sadle of a mustang or a palmino, so good 🎶 music 🤟 thanks lord Rob Word of Word on Westerns laird of Word manor, today i AM gonna se horse soldiers John Wayne, thanks again for great show 🤠 🤠 🤠 🤠 🤠 cowboys All of us

[@waynewilson2365]

Great interview Rob. Thanks for bringing this part of history to all of us fans. I just discovered recently that the series Rawhide filmed some episodes nearby where I live but I wasn't aware of it until now. Keep bringing these great interviews.

[@AWordonWesterns]

Cool, Wayne. Where would that be?

[@waynewilson2365]

@@AWordonWesterns I read recently that a few episodes of Rawhide were filmed around Tucuman NM which is about 60 miles away from me.

[@waynewilson2365]

That was supposed to read Tucumcari NM. Sorry.

[@Smithsgold]

Fantastic

[@garymckee448]

Rob just read where Alex Cord passed away. I remember he was in one my favorite Gunsmoke episodes with Morgan Woodward. Thanks.

[@AWordonWesterns]

It's very sad, Gary. Alex was a good friend and I'm working on this Sunday's AWOW as a tribute to him. Stay tuned! I always thought Alex should have been a bigger star.

[@lindafurr2404]

Even though Rusty’s voice is not as strong as it used to be, this was a beautiful song. I love listening to all the tales that the leading men & women, sidekicks, prop people, directors, producers, drivers, wranglers, just everybody involved in the movies & tv series have to tell. I even go back & watch the ones of the wonderful people who have passed on. Thanks Rob.

[@AWordonWesterns]

Thanks, Linda.

[@gaylem4333]

Such a nice gentleman! Also, thank you for reintroducing me to “The Sons of the Pioneers”. I LOVE their harmonies! I have just downloaded some of their albums on iTunes and will enjoy listening to them!

[@AWordonWesterns]

Wonderful, Gayle. I'm sure you will. Thanks.

[@carlevans5760]

I noticed George "Gabby" Hayes in the Sons of the Pioneers clip. It seems as if he was in everything. I'm grateful because he was loved in our family.

[@AWordonWesterns]

Ours, too, Carl. Thanks ya young whipersnapper!

[@carlevans5760]

@@AWordonWesterns It's difficult to imagine seeing a Western that he wasn't in, as well as Al St. John. I'm 55 but try not to act it ;-D

[@charlesrodgers505]

I have one word for this episode: MARVELOUS!!!!!

[@AWordonWesterns]

I have one word for you, Charles: THANKS!!!

[@tombankwel4822]

This man is a valid cowboy 🤠 and a horse whisperer wow 😊 😊

[@Rangersly]

Hot diggity! The secrets behind the sound of the Sons of the Pioneers! The background influences and techniques that built their sound is so rich! Django Reinhart school of gypsy Jazz, inverted harmonies of the mariachis, hawaiian-style falsetto... Wow!

[@AWordonWesterns]

We aim to please, Ranger. Thanks.

[@lescook9021]

Good stuff. Pure talent.

[@TERoss-jk9ny]

Bless you and your guest, Rob! Great show!!

[@AWordonWesterns]

Thanks, T.

[@ChiefThundermoon]

OH BOY!! Love Rawhide still watch it!!

[@crumdad]

A wonderful show…..covering two of my favorites….both legends…the Sons of the Pioneers and Casey Tibbs…my childhood hero who I met behind the chutes one summer…he was quite friendly and signed several photos….I even named my favorite horse Casey Tibbs!

[@AWordonWesterns]

Awesome, John. Thanks.

[@rogerlafrance6355]

I knew Hugh Farr in his last days, in the late 70's, in Casper Wyoming. He told different stories than Noland and Rogers. Most came down to music rights which paid more than the film work of musicians and of course the studios desire to own it all.

[@kingskountry1246]

Great guest. Have a couple of mares he can work with.

[@deborahdouville3926]

Growing up in the 50/60's I learned a lot of history.. Westerns were full of it. Wagon Train - showed the struggle families had to

[@deborahdouville3926]

Endure to settle new territories. Laramie was a stage station where people passed thru to get somewhere else. Maverick showed a funny but very serious side of life. Each series was set in different times/areas of the west. Before the gold rush, the war between the North & South, a single father raising his son, etc. Hardships, struggles, hard work, faith and hope built this land & these shows portrayed it all. I know I'm getting off the topic but they were informative, ton of entertainment and families could watch together. They are so very missed by this old girl.

[@AWordonWesterns]

Well, Deborah, I'm glad we can bring back some behind the scenes of the good old western tales we all seem to enjoy. Thanks.

[@Ali-ct9pb]

I’m always amazed at the interesting and talented people who were so involved in the things I grew up with and loved. Thank you for sharing this wonderful interview with Rusty. What a talent and fascinating person. I love Django Reinhart’s music. Love the Sons of the Pioneers. Love Roy/ Leonard Slye Rogers. I love Tumblin Tumbleweeds. I’m interested in reading his book. I’m not familiar with that rodeo story. I’ll have to order it. Thanks again Rob for giving us some good wholesome entertainment. Yours truly, Ali Spurs 11/16 Alicia Richards....no relation.

[@AWordonWesterns]

I just checked Amazon for Rusty's Casey Tibbs biography, Ali, and they have multiple copies available. Thanks for your comment.

[@ChiefThundermoon]

My uncles from the dust bowl era,picked fruit with Leonard Sly,probably at Tagus Ranch which many dust bowlers worked.

[@AWordonWesterns]

Wow. I wonder if they sang while picking? Kinda like Pat Brady was doing in the clip.

[@p47thunderbolt68]

I remember my father talking about those tent shows . Show those movies ,sell pop corn and soda pop . Admission cost a nickel . The boys would work to earn a dime , sneak in and use the dime for popcorn and a drink . My dad said he was on top of the world . This was back in the mid thirties . Ten years later he would be a wounded war veteran at age 19 . His brother would be killed inside a Sherman tank . They were forced to grow up fast thanks to the depression and that war .

[@AWordonWesterns]

Wow. What a story, P. Your father and his brother were heroes. Thanks.

[@stevemccoy8138]

Id love to have the chance to talk to Rusty, could listen to his stories all day. I wonder if he knew Jack Casey? Thanks for Sharing 🇺🇸

[@AWordonWesterns]

Thanks, steve. Please tell us about Jack.

[@stevemccoy8138]

@@AWordonWesterns Jack Casey was a Ol Cowboy that worked for movie studios years ago, he did some stunt man stuff and took care of the stock ,in later years he bought a fishing boat "Sitka" and I know he was in Morro Bay California for awhile. Jack's good friend K. C. Davis also worked for movie studios part time also doing cowboy work. Late 30s - 40s I'm guessing. Thanks for your interest. 🤠🐴I have a Great picture of him in his hey day. If I had a email address I'd send you a picture or two.

[@buxxbannerspov30]

I found it interesting that Rusty mentioned and showed a photo with Richard Bartlet...Bartlet's dynamic career began in the early 50s as an actor, writer and director-all in one picture-the incredibly low budget "Silent Raiders"...he eventually settled in as a very proficient director.

[@AWordonWesterns]

Thanks, Buxx. I always like hearing mentions of these little known directors and then search out their films.

[@tombankwel4822]

And he knew Roy Rogers wow 😊 😊

[@akulinamackenzie4492]

❤️

[@tombankwel4822]

Burt Reynolds a great actor and bandit and of course gator

[@tombankwel4822]

Is that a indiancarpet on your wall thanks from tom your friend always 🤩 🤩

[@AWordonWesterns]

It's a Pendleton blanket, Tom.

[@ChiefThundermoon]

Went to Roy Rogers funeral services the church was overloaded and they had Tvs outside so we could see and listen.Just wondering if Rusty was the one that sang there,it was Ivan Jesse that told me to get there.I love the song WATER i can play that on harmonica.Dale later said she couldn't believe so many people were there and so many remembered.Lots of reenactors were there all duded up in western clothing.Thanks Mr. Word you are greatly appreciated!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@AWordonWesterns]

Thanks, Sonny. Nice memories.

[@1ndone132]

When men were men ❤️❤️❤️

[@randallroberts9724]

Rusty's book is available on Amazon.

[@AWordonWesterns]

Thanks, Randall.

[@crowhaven200]

There's A Cowboy World In Heaven That's where I know I will be. That's where so many friends are And I know they are waiting for me. There's a great big saddle house Where my saddle will hang on a rack. I'll hang it so neatly in place, When each day from my work I get back. My ropes, chaps and spurs will hang side by side on the wall. The huge bunkhouse is full of cots And my pictures will hang in the hall. Those of you who are waiting to go there, are keeping our Legends alive. And those who are already there, are preparing for the day we arrive.

[@AWordonWesterns]

Sweet and sad, Crow. Thanks.

[@crowhaven200]

@@AWordonWesterns Thank you. My wonderful Mother wrote that when my father passed. They are both waiting for us.

[@crowhaven200]

@@AWordonWesterns I just found excerpts of Rusty's book about Casey online. There is a great poem he wrote about Casey. I also found in the acknowledgements a list of names of the old timers. I was delighted to see my Father and My Uncle both on that long list It makes me proud. . :o)

[@toinimoore3463]

I didn’t quite catch where you can buy the book about Casey Tibbs Could you please tell all of us and Thank You Rob for this WOW he knew So Many people well Real Cowboys are friendly and they can read people quickly!😊🤠

[@AWordonWesterns]

It's available from Amazon, Toini. Thanks.

[@maraflore]

Rob, is Rusty still with us? Also when was this episode recorded? Great episodes

[@AWordonWesterns]

Yes, he is, Dave, and still entertaining fans.

[@Labor_Jones]

:::Question:::: So would you say that BLUE-GRASS is more like WESTERN or COUNTRY? I bet he would have an answer to that :) - I think Blue-Grass is more like Western. Western was actually created for the kind of movies like `1950s Science Fiction films were to the 'Thereman' it seems or maybe it was? ... very cool episode. - m.

[@AWordonWesterns]

Seems like it's a little bit of both, Marvin. I'll check with RR for his valued opinion. Thanks.

[@buddylobos5277]

Keep him away from Clu. LOL!

[@johnnyllooddte3415]

did he know ken curtis

[@AWordonWesterns]

He must have.

[@peleadorartesmarciales]

The cowboys origanated from Mexico