Wes O'Neal, Old School Cowboy - Rodeo Time Podcast 129

[@DaleBrisbyBullRider]

I meant to say if JB had more time he would have been a “workin ranch cowboy” he is obviously a COWBOY

[@Sawyeroh]

Someone get JB back in the PBR to show these clowns how to ride.

[@terdferguson1736]

@@Ccr6555 wth lmao

[@sandrajuergens-ix3yh]

@@Sawyeroh 😵

[@coryferguson]

Boots o Neal

[@coryferguson]

I want to meet boots o Neal

[@tasmith8296]

I’m glad you are documenting some of these old stories if someone doesn’t they will be lost to time.

[@g-asplendidsavage1700]

Great interview Wes is Lana interesting life. I love the respect Dale Shows Wes

[@laurariley308]

Dale, you are something special and I’m loving how you are a seriously most of the time becoming a trusted interviewer. Trust from these guys to give you the time of day says alot. Thank you! Such an interesting conversation.

[@steveanderson8137]

You’re doing a hell of a service sharing these conversations with these classic cowhands. Thank you Sir!

[@tspwer]

Wise man “Don’t stress ,, yesterday is gone and tomorrow isn’t here “🤠❤

[@cemetarygates2800]

Sad yet true. These kinda folks are a dying breed and it upsets me greatly! Terrific interview Dale. God bless yah Mr.O'Neal

[@bigred3169]

That man is as honest as a handshake. thank you for sharing him and his life story with the rest of us.

[@4mrholsterco981]

He’s in better shape at his age than most people 30 years younger are anymore. Seems like cowboyin is good for your health.

[@echomarket3125]

This man is the epitome of the true Texas ranching, Waggoner Ranch. Great interview. 🇺🇲 Dale I'm really proud of you for being so respectful to this cowboy.

[@schoolofknox1345]

I wouldn't put him a day over 75! He's still sharp as a tack and quick as a whip! These old stories are a legacy left by them for us to try and live up to.

[@karenmoss1605]

Wow, telling stories of only what we have seen in the movies. Only half way through this video and the thing that sticks with me- anything this man tells you is the gospel ♥️

[@geoffwilson7774]

That’s gold right there Brisb, you’re a natural talent. Mr O,Neil my hat is off to you, thanks for sharing your memories Sir. I could listen to you all day long 🤠🤙🏽

[@ffholtr]

What a fantastic interview! Dale, I could feel the respect, you have for him, in every word you said. Much respect ol’son!

[@bmalone0688]

Man these old cowboys are great. Need to sit more of them down for this before all the stories are gone. Life advice- cheating will get you hurt sometimes! Lol

[@IamAngelHart]

That's history walking. They don't make em' like that no more. Love to see people carrying on tradition. God bless that man. ❤️🙏

[@garygrose6351]

Always a pleasure to hear from the hard working cowboys, who made a life in different ways!

[@mandycook2638]

He is a true legend!!! So thankful to be able to listen to him and his brother. What a gift.

[@bryanenglish3242]

The world needs more of this,thanks for preserving the history that built America

[@ms.cellaneous7458]

Thanks Dale. I really enjoy listening to the old cowboys. Their stories, life experiences, and common sense are a breath of fresh air. Guys like Wes have lived hard, learned well, and feel blessed to have been given that chance. I totally agree. I would love to ask Wes or Boots if they ever ran across a horse trader from Quanah, Tx, later Mexia, TX named Mano Miles. His son got him to write a little book about his horse-trading days before he passed away. I have a copy and it is amazing. We used to go to his place when I was much younger.

[@rochellerolen6691]

"Take it day by day, don't worry about it" is the best advice. I love it.

[@toddhawley5840]

The best interviews have been Boots and Wes O'Neil sharing their stories, It doesn't get better than this. Long live the O'Neil brothers, and God Bless em

[@gregmoore2584]

Another gem of a interview wise words of a cowboy who has seen alot in life

[@deana8202]

Glad you're documenting this history. Need to find more old people and document their memories. History is being erased.

[@kylestewart9313]

My favorite type of podcast. Thanks Dale

[@tobyslate13]

Hot Dang that was good!!! Thank Y'all for putting this Great Man out for the world! Thank you Mr. O'Neal!!

[@dusty_burkhalter]

I could listen to you interview Wes and Boots for days on end and it wouldn't get old. So much wisdom from these two cowboys.

[@BiggFigg86]

"What is is. And what Ain't Ain't" so much truth in that.

[@jaysmith4222]

great interview..............

[@420kingtk]

Setting here in Pampa Texas I've heard a lot about them ole boys

[@smokeyjoe1953]

Screwworms made some good horses….. I remember doctoring wormies with my dad but the outbreak that happened in the early ‘70’s was bad. Every calf born were blown

[@armandomada633]

Awesome guys ..

[@kennywilhite2092]

U bet. Listening to the ol bunch means a lot

[@sandrajuergens-ix3yh]

Please keep up these Podcasts Dale! You are a true Cowboy. Takes one to know one!🤙🏻❤️🤠

[@italia300]

The ol timers tell the best stories!!! For HOURS!!!

[@wrqk-754]

Ol' Wes good ole cowboy.❤

[@jbt8484]

OMG, this is such a great interview. What a treasure Wes is! Dale, next time you interview one of these old timers. Ask if they ever cowboyed with Tom Blasingame, Perry Vines, or Dick Montgomery. I grew up on the Quien Sabe ranch and love these old cowboys!

[@judyrudy1151]

One of the best interviews ever!

[@jdmorris76]

O’Neal for president!

[@smokeyjoe1953]

I’d really like to ask Wes or Boots if they remember Bob Collins. He was my great-uncle and I believe he broke horses on the Wagoner in the late ‘40’s. He won the world on a horse he got instead of wages. H

[@hotrodrigs1]

Keep interviewing these guys an the wives. Western History. Great Job with Boots an Wes.

[@ffholtr]

His memory is amazing!

[@rain2666]

Best podcast EVER…Wes…you are a legend sir

[@troybailey8268]

You need to have Martin Black on your show to talk about how they work cattle in the Nevada

[@mikeross5927]

Great interview, you outta Interview Boliver Bledsoe. Ask around. He's a legend.

[@rocklanderoffroad]

I can only imagine the changes he has seen this country take, both good and bad..... I really appreciate this type of interview. These guys are truly the last of a dying breed, and MEN they way men were supposed to be. Also, his memory is WAY better than mine!

[@brianfrazier5215]

More of these stop to see him and his brother every chance you get... Golden historic footage...

[@bendaves77]

My dad on his death bed told me he had messed up in teaching me about life.. he had put work #1,,family #2, fun & God bringing up the rear.. he said put God first, family 2nd and everything else afterwards and you can work until the day you die so don't be working your healthy, happy years away cause we all end up in the same ground.. I got out of owning a business and went to work where I was home every night and responsibilities were minimal

[@chickinpickin1]

Dang, this sure is special DB! Thank you Sir!!!

[@sonoman00ify]

These guys are national treasures. I rode my Harley out to Oklahoma in 2013 when my dad died. I spent hours talking to this old timer there in Lindsay.

[@shaunomalley4317]

Great job dale, love these podcasts, great characters, some work career for wess and boots,inspirational views on life and what’s important. Keep up the good work.

[@Coonass]

Always a good day when a DB podcast drops Ol' Son.

[@rodwhite3600]

Dale, you don't need to make anything out of it. Wes made everything out of it. Well Dale yeah!

[@laurariley308]

Yes sir said in the conversation is very good to hear. Respect given in this way is wonderful. I’m from the PNW and rarely hear honest and raw like this. So fun to watch!

[@freedomforcaster1783]

A very wise young man. Build your mansion in heaven. God first, family, then work. Priorities.

[@bduncan9724]

Reed your living on the edge. Jake breakin and then out runnin a train! Love it

[@dougwhidden6700]

Thanks Dale

[@williamjessop1996]

I'd do almost anything to live that life.

[@joecoldiron42]

Greatly appreciate the respect dale shows to the real deal, I’ve had the honor to work cattle and sheep with the real cowboys and still feel inferior! Men that built this great country even though they may not have known at the time

[@user-cl7jw7td5q]

Wow that was great.

[@coryferguson]

That's the old time cowboys days right there. He ran at a time on the country side with a group of cowboys. Yall who want to understand. There's farmers, then there's ranchers, and then there's cowboys. I'm a rancher. I'm not no damn farmer and if anything while I work on a 55,000 acre ranch here in Oklahoma I still have my own land and cattle. So im a damn ranch aka ranch hand for those who I do work for. A cowboy in my opinion is a job title I would kill for if I didn't ranch. A cowboy is what keeps ranchers going in my opinion. I mean look at where they travel too threw the years vs a rancher. Yeah if lucky and money comes your way. A rancher can grow a up roar. To the point the ranch is a roar, but it's not possible with the cowboys abd ranch hands.

[@chelseyrader]

Beautiful🌻🌻🌻

[@royvaughn7693]

Good Deal Covering the O'Neal Brothers ...Great info.

[@MrSlayer250]

"You want another re-ride" 😂😂😂

[@johnnorton2182]

Dale Brisbe you are one of a kind my man keep going on. Come by strait time stirrups at south point next finals I’d like to meet uou

[@robertpcrowther]

Great Interview, $20,000.00 in 1950 is worth $255,328.63 today

[@sandrajuergens-ix3yh]

Just think if you could've interviewed CH Long!!!❤️🤠 No offense Wes much respect. Wes is very funny, well Boot's is too ❤️🤠

[@jennysmith3906]

Loved watching these ❤

[@cameronreeves8965]

Loved this! Thank you, Dale

[@allanwoods7326]

$20,000 in 1950ish is the equilavent to about $240,000 in 2023.

[@joecoldiron42]

They don’t make em like this anymore is such an extreme understatement!!

[@sandrajuergens-ix3yh]

Love Boot's O'Neal! Can't wait to watch this. Someone in the comments has no respect for these brothers. I love JB too but for them to comment " Get JB on here and show these clowns how to ride" My heart just fell onto the dirt road when I read that. I know Wes would probably say, " Why would you get all upset about what someone you don't even know says?" " Let it go in one ear and out the other" because that's how true Cowboys are. ❤️🤠 ( Don't gotta bring JB into nothing ❤️🤠) Dale Yeah 🤙🏻❤️🤠

[@ffholtr]

I’d buy that book

[@bobbywallace8976]

Good one best one sense you had Boots on there love them old cowboy story's

[@pamgreen4001]

The Texas Panhandle

[@SusanH4626]

A life well lived! What a truly rich man…lots a people just won’t understand my point…

[@kylepalmer8730]

God love Wes and his brother......true to the bone cowboy. You will not replace either one of these guys. They for got more than most men will never know about cowboying....again, God bless him.

[@nwjavahead]

Awsome vid

[@larryfoerster4100]

Awesome visit Dale, wiith Wes.

[@Jandyg]

58 years working and managing a ranch that big. Most likely everyone in the US has eaten beef he helped raise?

[@clayhodges-ie8vu]

he reminds me of boots to much

[@freedomforcaster1783]

Loved it . Wes your awesome! I would lots Rather have you in the the Whitehouse! Times are are crazy. Man be masculine like these men! Don’t you think you can breast-feed and have babies!

[@anthonyking2642]

Good job Dale entertaining my man 🇳🇿

[@adambomb215]

in the intro he was listed at West. come on man

[@codym2096]

Yesir

[@carlosramalho5910]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@RippyClippy]

You’re the flaming flamboyant millennial version of Garth Brooks

[@joesilvasr9733]

It's worth $215,916.73

[@VengefulCowboy]

Is it just me or is the sound out of sync

[@coryferguson]

1:14:46 Man. He aint wrong. Edit; i own cattle while ranching for someone else. I make 1,300 a months. I save back 250 in saving 400 goes to bilks. 300 goes to groceries. While my wife makes 900 a months while its split. Pay is different but cost is too. It really is if you own your own cattle while doing it. I love my life im not comparing.. im agreeing its different. Its easier then befire. We have phones etc, stock trailers and semi. Vroom vroom lol. Its different. Whats more different us a person taling care of 2,000 cows at age 23. While taking care of my own cows of 50 head. I leave my house. Get to my farm by 7 a.m. by 8 a.m. im feeding for my work. By 11.p.m. im getting home and next day its repeat. Then the true kick to me. That i trip myself out with.... my sister i had get into cattle. Not because of me but she does ask me questions. Its another 30 cows 27 calfs. Then 2 show heifers. ❤ They have me take care of them when im out of state.... So do yhe math my boss cows of 2,000 head. Before or after work in the dark most the time minus summer mornings i hsve day light barely to feed my 50 cows. Then 2x a year for a week i hsve my sister cows to manage. (My boss is my neighbor and im almost formen or how ever you spell it.) 😅😂 23 years old. Man i dont try to know it all. I dont know shit. I just bust my ass and learn. Luckily my boss was an ag teacher and its 4 years working for them

[@YelvoTRON]

251,000$

[@trickedouttech321]

Take the glasses off and show some respect to your elders. The yess sir is good but the glasses not so much.

[@RippyClippy]

Do you think real tough guys want attention so bad like this? think real cowboys write made up descriptions of them selves using the word gypsy?

[@MrSlayer250]

Doing some land surveying in South Carolina. Good stuff, good listen. 👍

[@joecoldiron42]

I forgot to mention ol son… get that hair cut!!!!