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Miss you Murphy and Sydney. RIP Baxter.

Was blessed to meet him twice and got to sit next to him and his wife years ago at the NFR kindest couple ever!!

"I was just a pup when we first met, I loved you from the start. You picked me up and took me home, And placed me in your heart. Good times we had together, We shared all life could throw. But years passed all too quickly, My time has come to go. I know how much you miss me, I know your heart is sore I see the tears that fall When I'm not waiting at the door. You always did your best for me, Your love was plain to see. For even though it broke your heart, You set my spirit free. So please be brave without me, One day we'll meet once more. For when you're called to heaven, I'll be waiting at the door."

Rip both of you

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Baxter said a mouthful here for me at least. I have been looking for the words to explain to me why I took for granted my wonderful and faithful friend until she was gone. Many a day was lost to the minutia as Baxter suggest. Too busy to even notice my loyal and faithful friend, but she was always there.

Met him twice. Awesome man. Down to earth. Prime rib dinner in rawlins wy I happened to be sitting right beside him. He said you want my baked potato?? I looked at everyone down the tables and said hell yeah made him laugh.

My constant companion for over 11 years now is my buddy and pal "Sparky". He's a Jack Russell Terrier, I know he is getting old, I know I need to prepare-dang, sure isn't easy.

Legend !!!!

Legend

Susie- This is fantastic!

It was a real honor creating this video , two of the best people helped me with this ! Outstanding Susie Knight and the great Baxter Black ❤

lol 😂

Baxter will be missed around here too :)

"If there are no dogs in heaven, I want to go where they went" Will Rogers.

Thank you for sharing Thank you SIR truly a great American Patriot

An American classic! Via con Dios Amigo

I missed it. Did Baxter mention furry rabbits? 😅😅😅

Baxter was a long-time friend of mine. I heard many great stories from my old pard. Big animal veterinarian was his primany game, but storytelling was his soul. RIP Ole Pard. You are dearly missed!

I lubya Mollyo....be good till we are together again

I just LOVE HIM😊😊

👍👍👍 very good , thanks

To funny!

happy trails old son,

Thank you Grandpa Tommy for your service and thank you Baxter Black for sharing so many wonderful stories such as this one. Both of you have made this a much better place.

🙂🖐👍🏴‍☠️🇨🇭🇺🇲 RIP Best down to earth, tell it like it is author of cattle & horse business in my lifetime. THANKS FOR THE LAUGHS!!!

What a smart cowboy, older women make better lovers not girls.

Well I had to give up on my old dog he wouldn't chew out to bottom of the frying pants anymore so I had to go get myself a pitbull I was trying Shepherd gave it up but maybe the Pitbull will be able to take it if I turn around and soak the frying pans for a couple weeks I hope so anyway I'll make sure your army is run out the Salvation Army has run out

On the edge of common scense. He's great!

TH-cam needs a "love" button

Almost makes me hungry!

What a wonderful poet and spokeperson for way of life many envy yet few endure. RiP Mr. Black

Awesome! Pure clean performance that brought laughter and a smile.....

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Hope I get to meet him on the other side❤️

THANK GOD FOR FARMERS!!! GOD BLESS FARMERS!!!!!!

John Deere was even in the 420

Wow. Just wow.

I met Baxter in Idaho Falls in 1994. Without a doubt the most humble and down to earth man I ever met. One of a kind. Missed? Yes, that's fair to say. Paul Harvey and Baxter Black both.

Rumor has it, angels In heaven have been heard laughing hysterically these past months. I had no doubt who was responsible. God bless you, Cowboy.

Thank you very much, Baxter! RIP.

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I will miss this cowboy and his insight. I would bet he is sitting up there with Mark Twain sharing stories. I'm not ready to be there yey, but I sure I get a chance to meet them. Thanks Baxter, you have added joy to my life.

Amen ,good words.

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I really enjoyed listening to him on Prairie Home Companion.

About 20 years ago while visiting a cousin in Douglas, Wy. I was able see him in person. Very talented man.

Dang it’s been so long since I’ve heard common sense spoke with a true sense of who we are & where we came from that I’d almost forgot who I am. Thanks

I'll say a John Deere D was the tractor that broke this land. Next to the horses.

i always wonder why people live in arizona, to me its a place id die of thirst or heat stroke, these people just REALLY hate humans or something? i do but not that bad yet lol