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Thanks John for this video. You sir are an unbelievable entertainer and a true cowboy

Excellent! Thx you for these series.

Cool guy.

Mr.john is a living testament of how god saved his life thank god he is still living

Dippin tahonta 2 time prca world chp 1900 lbs 47 bull if rode ,9596 pts go myran durate 94 pts on tahonta top 25 rank 15 best ever

I knew him from the days of him using a hearse in his performance! Party wagon other times! Lots of dances at the City Hall building! Fun times

I used to follow Clay when he was an actor back in the early to mid 70s . Of course his biggest success was in the John Wayne film ",The Cowboys " . He also did a couple of Disney flicks " The Wiz Kids and the Mystery At Riverton in 1974 and The Whiz kids the Carnival Caper in 1976 . He also played Weedy again in the Television version of the Cowboys. Which unfortunately was canceled after several episodes in 1974 . Robert Carradine was also in the series .

I remember spending a day with the Rodeo Grandma's when they were all still alive back in the 90s. They were really sweet old ladies...xD I was like 7/8 year's old at the time.

One of my favorite cousin's

Thanks for posting this moment of our history. Congrats on 100 years!

Excellent! Ellensburg Rodeo - Wenatchee Princess 1968 Janet (Rytter) Romey

Watched him and his horse working in competition and they were one unit, his horse looked like a hunting dog keeping his eyes on the prize, found that very impressive, that speaks of hours and hours of training and work, gotta admire that dedication

Thx you for posting! I love this series! Janet Rytter Romey Wenatchee Princess 1968!! ♥️ ER

My exes friend He was an amazing person

Excellent. Thx for this presentation via TH-cam. Jan Romey

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He's my hero always wanted to be as good as him but had a lot of fun

A good human,Cowboy & Showman makes me proud to be an Oklahoman! Thank you Sir for just being you!

We needed you at sul ross state university

I lived in Shidler, OK for 5yrs recently. John Payne and his family are good people. John and his daughter Mandy help people if they need it. Mandy his daughter, has a successful restaurant in Shidler I enjoyed this interview so much! Thank You, One Arm Bandit😊

That a real cowboy

John's been to my home town rodeo a couple times, the Wild Horse Stampede located in Wolf Point, Montana on the Fort Peck reservation. Met up with him and always enjoyed visiting with him.

One of the really great guys. Watched him rope with any and all kids at the Junior World Championship in Amarillo Tx. He spent around $5000.00 to rope with any kid that wanted to rope.

Sure do love hearing these kinds of stories. I don't regret much, but I kinda regret getting tied up in my career and becoming a circuit guy down here in the southwest and never getting to ride broncs up at them big legacy rodeos in the northwest.

Astonishing human being. Amazing bull fighter.

He was the youngest of the young cowboys who accompanied John Wayne fifty years ago in The Cowboys.

Deb remembers everything!

This is the best. I've got chills listening to this great (no words) bronc rider, and man. Thank you so much for posting. The people in the audience don't shut up. This baffles me STFU!!

Bob Burkheimer is a trustfund slumlord dictator.

Miles!!! An all time greatest. I've seen him as a kid every year at the Brown county rodeo and then he came to Deadwood later in my life. Amazing man!!!

You’re an inspiration I haven’t been around people like you in too long I enjoyed this interview

You’re an inspiration I think I saw you at Del Río rodeo about 1998 or so

I've had a serious Mandela effect with these grandmas, only in my memory they were playing Bizet's Carmen in the background

He would probably not remember this, but we were all roping in a jackpot in an indoor arena at Roseburg, Oregon, and my steer ducked to the left around the end of a pipe panel that was set up to keep the steers running straight as they left the chute. My good heading horse was doing his job, trying to stay just behind & to the left of the steer's hip as we closed on the steer, but when the steer hung a left around the end of the panel, my knee hit it hard. I thought it broke my kneecap. Someone pushed the steer back out in the arena & we had him roped in a short 7. I followed him out of the arena & rode back up the return alley in excruciating pain. Jake Barnes is the only person, out of a few hundred ropers, that rode down the arena & asked me if I was alright. I was wincing so badly that all I could get out was, "No!" I couldn't get, "thank you" out before he was gone. I didn't break my kneecap & I went on to head a lot more steers. Thanks, though, to Jake Barnes.

My son created the software that the USTRC used, and for several years he showed up to troubleshoot & upgrade the software. I'm proud of his contribution.

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Nicely done.

Thanks for posting!

Great stuff! Thanks for posting!

Clay is as good as they get

Thumbs up really good video.