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Dad's name was Harold Linwood Carpenter .

My dad was a cowboy on the King ranch back in the late 1940's before he left to join the Marines and fought in the Korean War. We re-visited in about 1977 and met the owners wife still in the main house. The bunk house dad and cowhands had slept in was gone. The owners wife remembered my dad, as, he had backed up the ranch's new pick up truck and crushed in it's tailgate. Dad had stayed in touch with the owners wife ,thru letters, during his combat tour in Korea .

She was a treasure

The King Ranch! What a history ❤ I just love Miss Helen.

These bever

Terrible I hope they have recovered 😩

You got to love him,areal cowboy

That’s my great grandad, thanks for sharing

Don't press Mr Buster he forgot more than u will ever know

I LOVE this woman!

You can see he relives all of this exactly and loves it some more

HISTORY

Mutch of this will touch Your HEART...❤

Amen‼️‼️‼️

Listen entirely 👍👍👍😂

Been there,,done that😂👍

I was getting a haircut in Wewoka Oklahoma when I learned of this tragedy. I didn't know them personally but it still hit my heart. Lord God, be with the family of these three young people.

Amazing collector. And even more amazing human being.

This is so interesting. I don't really understand what he is calling the stock that were set free to roam Midland. Blue Rose? Blue Nose? I assume they were horses....he refers to losing bridles. Or was that two separate references? But I thank you for your time. A real American Cowboy.

*PromoSM*

This should get an Academy Award. Real People. REAL PEOPLE. Love it.

Awesome stories my old neighbor, REST IN PEACE my friend🙏☝️

Absolute LEGEND - thank you for posting

Jeepers! @2:56 - "There were times when I thought I was a cowboy...but I wasn't." OK, what does that say about the rest of us?!!

Didn't know this son of a bitch had passed away. I left west Texas back in 2005 and just found out about it. 🤷‍♂🤷‍♂️

I dont care who you are or what you do, that there is funny!

Lady's an Gentlemen that man is a legend

He lived a good life, but I never want to get that old.

I want to see more of this. I can relate doing some of the same thing only not as good and as famous

Buster #2 God in Texas next the almighty

I felt the same way about getting back across the river to Eagle Pass from Mexico whenever we’d go to Piedras Negras It’s not that way this time My siblings lost what we had here and didn’t ever realize how I guess we’re all fools in one way or another

Good ranch land around that Garza county

sad that we are losing men like Buster every day, with so much knowledge, experience, etc, to share..... not to mention bad ass stories, both serious and humorous, to share.....

I'm telling you something.. if you didn't take something from this and apply it to your life's challenges.. you already lost!

Ya mean Muleshoe, Texas?

I true legend rip cowboy

it is none of my business but if you put a statement about cowboy heritage or something like that in ( ) in may bring more watches.

Thank you Mr. Welch!

Great story. Thank you.

Thank you Me. Welch

May they RIP

Thank you Mr. Welch

This person reminds me of the old cowboys/miners here in town. I live on a small mining town in AZ. Most have passed on but there is still one living and he has some good stories to tell.

Something nostalgic in this man's voice. Somehow I've missed this all my life. I've always looked kindly at families who have had them. Thanks for sharing the video.

Good stuff

I had the privilege of meeting Buster in Fort worth one year. A true hero of the cowboy

Russia Loves you Buster like they Love all Americans

That was so interesting, thank you.

It's too bad that whoever is writing out this wonderful story has no idea of the terminology. Really? A hackamore is "hackable"? Give me a break

God BLess you Buster!