Bro I didn't get a single notification about your new episode. Fking TH-cam is shit. I even pay for premium and have notifications set for your channel. Just thought you might want to know. Thank you again for another great episode.
First class storytelling as always Josh. You’ve got a new “Into-history” supporter. (I’ve been rereading The Frontiersman by Allan W Eckert, circa 1967, it’s about my 5th reading, and it’s a pleasure to take a break now and again and let you do the storytelling!) Btw, I’m an old Jarhead (60) who has a degree in early US History from the the currently second-ranked (football team that is) in the country. lol. I’ve had a couple (very minor) articles published in our state’ archaeological quarterly-The Ohio Archaeologist. I only mention that not out of any kind of boastfulness but just so you’ll know I have more than a passing-interest in history. I’m passionate about it. I want to congratulate you on your decision to “go full time” with what’s obviously YOUR passion too. There are about a ga-jillion history channels out there in the ether-world and I subscribe to or at least follow about half a ga-jillion of them. Your channel is among my top ten favorites. Best wishes to you and yours and Godspeed in your endeavors to make this passion your profession. I’m betting on you. OK. Off to find your into-history site and send a little money your way. Thanks for your work. I look forward to it like a little kid looks forward to Santa coming. Semper Fi and keep your powder dry. ❤️🫡🤘🏼
You have become a great narrator! And your research is scholarly, and im sure takes up ALOT of your time given the many and different versions of history. Thankyou sir. I love history but even more I love accurate history.
Mr. Tracy seems pretty slick for such a desperado, he also sounds tougher than Roller Derby Tits! BTW, If Baby Shark and Wheels on the Bus burden you now... just you wait till you are a Grand Pappy of Six as I am, disturbing to realize I know EVERY children's program theme songs. Not to mention the entire script for Cars, Toy Story 1-4 and all the other Pixar films. Thanks Dude for the many hours of entertainment! Your offerings make my work day somewhat tolerable. Been binging you. As a content provider you are sublime!
It would be interesting to see your channel develop chronologically in regards to American history. Your ability to represent the truth to its greatest potential is very valuable.
Very interesting video as always Josh first time I heard of Harry Tracy was when I was watching an old western TV series called Stories of The Century and there was an episode about him. Definitely looking forward to part 2.
Said it before but you are my favorite story teller on TH-cam. I love history but my knowledge on these subjects are basic so I have enjoyed learning about them. And the mixed in humor is hilarious. I listen to Donut Operator, Salty Cracker and Mr Ballen to name a few and it is my opinion that you should also have millions of viewers and I bet you will as well. You are definitely as entertaining in your story telling realm as they are in theirs and in my opinion even a little better.
I've been told that the reason why he changed his name was to protect his family from ridicule and scandal from his actions.... not sure if it worked out for them or not but it's a good enough excuse for me!😂😂 Great stuff as always!!❤
😂 now I can not stop thinking of the King county Sheriff walking around singing “baby shark” in his head! Freaking hilarious sir, because God knows it has a tendency to pop up in one’s head.
In the old days before TV, Radio and the myriad of was we have today to keep us entertained, story telling was a part of our everyday experience. Be it listening or telling of a tale, often people became vary good at it. This, I'm thinking, has all been lost to the ages save for a handful of people gifted in the art. Take a moment and think of Samuel Clemens sitting on a veranda after supper with friends, a good tobacco smoke, a half glass of room temperature 8 year old whiskey telling a story. There's a person who could hold captive an audience from young to old. It is this art of telling the tale and not just providing facts which distinguishes the truly talented story tellers. It pleases me to see this art-form survives. "Credit should be given where credit is due" and I for one, tip my hat to the young narrator here. Apologizing now for wanting to get my thoughts written before getting the details and name. Our narrator in all the series seems to be consistent and well applies his skills to what would otherwise be random bits of trivia & historical fact. He's got me riveted and focused, bring to me excitement not from what was done but by the method and how it was delivered. I'm now 73 and my interest in things in general wains. Dear Sir (narrator), You bring life to a place where I thought the fire was out and rekindle something once ablaze. WTG . I am only one, but I have an opinion from what I've listened to, you are as gifted as the author Mark Twain. BRAVO !!! rjm Mt.Vernon, WA
As a hound hunter I can tell you that very dry weather definitely makes it more difficult for dogs to smell the track. It’s really common sense really… more moisture in the ground/leaves/dirt will naturally hold more scent for longer than dry ground!👍😁
Not a dog expert but I have a catahoula bound mix I picked up in KY as a stray and I wound up bringing him to new Mexico with me for a year and I definitely noticed him less interested in sniffing stuff but I wrote it off as less game out there being from a mountainous area myself
The browns hole references might not be as simple as you think... there is a place just south of Moab, Ut, called Browns Hole as well, which is known colloquially to have been a hideout for Butch et al. Some fo the references you've read mentioning Browns Hole might be referring to that spot.
Correct. The Browns Hole where Tracy was at the time was definitely Browns Park, it's where his companion killed that kid not far from the Jarvie trading post.
All right, it sounds like you're already well aware and are better informed than I am, at which, I am not surprised. Carry on, carry on. @@WildWestExtravaganza
@@davidgreenwood6029 What you said was definitely true, though. I remember when I was first reading about it I thought the one south of Moab was what they were talking about too.
Yea, I think one might actually be browns park one might be browns hole but then some folks started using them interchangeably. Who knows. Keep up the great work, your Soapy Smith video was awesome, hands down the best one I've seen. Legends of the Old West did a great video on him, but not only did your video have a lot more information, your tone and style matched the subject matter perfectly. That channel is kinda Ken Barnsish and while thats great, I think that especially for old west stuff and especially for Soapy Smith, your style to me feels like a (very well researched) barroom or campfire storyteller is so much more on point and enjoyable. @@WildWestExtravaganza
Can't wait for part 2! At this point, about ready to put even money on Tracy actually becoming the Mad Trapper of Rat River. Seems pretty adamant about not being taken in.
Hell fire hoss , do a episode on indian bad man henry star , credited with being the first outlaw to use a automobile in a bank hold up, star robbed the bank in harrison , ar. The bank is still standing , last time i was around there it was lena francis flower shop. Sits on the town square.
Last of the Wild Bunch? What, you mean Butch didn't come back to visit his family in the 20's? WELL, SCHITT! If the eyes are the windows to the soul, that dude's got a darker one.👍🍻
@@WildWestExtravaganza hope so. Want to know what's real and what's fake. And can't get over the hole boy scout ghost story with the shell Casio s falling on him from a ghost. Ya should be interesting to see what u think
OMG. You say Washington with the same accent that I say it in. And FYI, I get told there's no "R" in Washington all the time. I was born here of course. But raised in Alaska.
It's because forklifts are incredibly dangerous if not operated with skill and estreme care. People do not generally appreciate how heavy those things are or how fast they can go. If one goes over your foot, say instant goodbye to that foot.
The fact you need certification to operate one nation wide should explain that well enough. If it's even regulated in places like Alabama and Arkansas ect where they fight almost ANY law being passed beyond the federal level then you know it's probably pretty dangerous
He was welcome in the hole in the wall every outlaw was and he probably at least knew Butch Cassidy but Butch Cassidy did not want to ride with him because he felt like they would all have hanging posters because he was gun crazy. I had a book and although that book said Tracy new Cassidy he never was a member of the wild bunch. That book also said he would occasionally bang Cassidy valuable information for which he was sometimes paid a little bit out of the robberies. I don't know if it's true that's just what the book I had said.
With the exception of Harvey Logan who was a true gunfighter Harry Tracy might be the second most dangerous man in the wild bunch that's why Butch didn't take Harry Tracy and sometimes Harvey Logan because he said they were too quick to pull their guns and use them. Butch Cassidy is never known to have killed anyone and since that shoot out in Bolivia I believe was two other men then he probably never killed anyone for his entire life all the way up until he really died which was probably in the 1930 along with sundance Elsa Leigh which is Butch Cassidy's best friend that surprises a lot of people they thought Sundance was his best. He went to prison which is how he survived and he said in the twenties he saw Sundance and Butch Cassidy multiple times. He claims he even went into a mining partnership with Sundance kid and he did go into a mining partnership with somebody with an alias.
Harry Tracy forced countless people to give him a meal. Two different partners he got rid of because he said they were too timid to force a meal. Almost every day he forced two mules and it didn't matter if the husband was there or not. Sometimes he would help the people that he forced to mail out of one time a man went up on his roof with a couple of other people he needed to fix the roof and Harry Tracy went up there with them to help them. But most of the time he just forced the meal and rode off. When I was looking at an article on Harry Tracy a while back he done more meal forcing than anything else. Usually he would have the housewife of fixing a bag of food as well. If he had money he paid if he didn't he did not.
Butch Cassidy was one of the few intelligent outlaws and he planned and planned and planned again for every possible outcome. And he said he did not want to ride with Harry Tracy due to his gun crazy attitude. For the same reason he did not ride with Harvey Logan in a lot of his jobs because Hardy Logan had a hair trigger temper and would kill on the slightest provocation. Harvey Logan is now ranked as one of the top gunfighters of all time and one of the few that was not from Texas.
When I was a little kid I asked my dad what malarkey was. My dad was a hell of a guy he had just got home from Vietnam. He looked at me funny and told me malarkey is birdshit son. So not only is malarkey fun to say but according to my dad it is birdshit.
He got back with David Merrill and he said I did not like him because after we would pull a job he wanted to hide out and did not have the courage to force a meal or Force anything else. I've seen a lot of books in when Harry Tracy was on the lamb he done a hell of a lot of forcing meals.
He wasn't a wild bunch member but he did stay in the same hole in the wall which was for outlaws the main reason he wasn't a member of Butch Cassidy's gang was because Butch Cassidy thought he was too gun happy
Supposedly they knew that Harry Tracy had been in hole in the wall and at the same time Butch Cassidy had been there. They asked him do you know where Butch Cassidy and the Sundance kid is. Tracy said he did not know he said I've been looking for Butch Cassidy been looking for the kids too. if I find him in jail then that's okay too he owes me money for bringing him some information that he could use. They said what about the kid does he owe you money too and Tracey said no I just don't like him.
I know he did not ride with Butch Cassidy because he was too deadly with a gun but he did know Butch Cassidy and he did stay in the same outlaw hang out at the same time Cassidy was there. I mean every outlaw was welcome at hole in the wall.
I don't know what baby shark is but it sounds awful and I'm sorry you must suffer. Thanks for another great episode and I'm looking forward to hearing the rest of the story.
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Part 2 coming next week!
Really like the new intro Josh!!
Bro I didn't get a single notification about your new episode. Fking TH-cam is shit. I even pay for premium and have notifications set for your channel. Just thought you might want to know. Thank you again for another great episode.
Damn right. Needed a good listen. Thanks for all the time and work ya put into the channel.
Thanks for listening
First class storytelling as always Josh. You’ve got a new “Into-history” supporter. (I’ve been rereading The Frontiersman by Allan W Eckert, circa 1967, it’s about my 5th reading, and it’s a pleasure to take a break now and again and let you do the storytelling!) Btw, I’m an old Jarhead (60) who has a degree in early US History from the the currently second-ranked (football team that is) in the country. lol. I’ve had a couple (very minor) articles published in our state’ archaeological quarterly-The Ohio Archaeologist. I only mention that not out of any kind of boastfulness but just so you’ll know I have more than a passing-interest in history. I’m passionate about it. I want to congratulate you on your decision to “go full time” with what’s obviously YOUR passion too. There are about a ga-jillion history channels out there in the ether-world and I subscribe to or at least follow about half a ga-jillion of them. Your channel is among my top ten favorites. Best wishes to you and yours and Godspeed in your endeavors to make this passion your profession. I’m betting on you. OK. Off to find your into-history site and send a little money your way. Thanks for your work. I look forward to it like a little kid looks forward to Santa coming. Semper Fi and keep your powder dry. ❤️🫡🤘🏼
Thanks Greg! Semper Fi!
You have become a great narrator! And your research is scholarly, and im sure takes up ALOT of your time given the many and different versions of history. Thankyou sir. I love history but even more I love accurate history.
Wow, thank you!
Been on the lookout for ya. Great night cap after a long day. Thanks man.
Any time!
Great episode! I was completely unaware of this dude.
Glad you enjoyed it!
One of my favorite channels. Well done. Thank you
Thank you too!
@@WildWestExtravaganza Yes, sir. Keep up the great work :)
Can’t wait to catch up on what you’ve been putting out lately. As always good work man. Fair winds and following seas.
Appreciate it!
It's amazing to think Harry Tracy is Spencer Tracy's grandfather! History is wild. Great episode!
Well Spencer had to make a living somehow. Or did I say that backwards?😅
Love this channel!!!!!!!!
Wish you much success 😊
Thank you!!
Thank you for another great video
My pleasure
This is one of the best channels on TH-cam.
Gracias
Mr. Tracy seems pretty slick for such a desperado, he also sounds tougher than Roller Derby Tits! BTW, If Baby Shark and Wheels on the Bus burden you now... just you wait till you are a Grand Pappy of Six as I am, disturbing to realize I know EVERY children's program theme songs. Not to mention the entire script for Cars, Toy Story 1-4 and all the other Pixar films. Thanks Dude for the many hours of entertainment! Your offerings make my work day somewhat tolerable. Been binging you. As a content provider you are sublime!
It would be interesting to see your channel develop chronologically in regards to American history. Your ability to represent the truth to its greatest potential is very valuable.
Thank you!
Now how the hell did i know what the easter egg was gonna be as soon as i heard You say the word ? Good stuff as always. Thanks Josh. Best Wishes !
You know me!
Been waiting for this one brother!👍
More to come!
Very interesting video as always Josh first time I heard of Harry Tracy was when I was watching an old western TV series called Stories of The Century and there was an episode about him. Definitely looking forward to part 2.
Glad you enjoyed it
Said it before but you are my favorite story teller on TH-cam. I love history but my knowledge on these subjects are basic so I have enjoyed learning about them. And the mixed in humor is hilarious. I listen to Donut Operator, Salty Cracker and Mr Ballen to name a few and it is my opinion that you should also have millions of viewers and I bet you will as well. You are definitely as entertaining in your story telling realm as they are in theirs and in my opinion even a little better.
Wow, thank you!
Sounds like proof that when the legend becomes the fact, print the legend
I've been told that the reason why he changed his name was to protect his family from ridicule and scandal from his actions.... not sure if it worked out for them or not but it's a good enough excuse for me!😂😂 Great stuff as always!!❤
Thanks Josh!
😂 now I can not stop thinking of the King county Sheriff walking around singing “baby shark” in his head! Freaking hilarious sir, because God knows it has a tendency to pop up in one’s head.
Great one Josh. Some life advice is never go anywhere named browns hole. There is a Bunch of malarkey coming out of places like that.😁
Haha. Yep
In the old days before TV, Radio and the myriad of was we have today to keep us entertained, story telling was a part of our everyday experience. Be it listening or telling of a tale, often people became vary good at it. This, I'm thinking, has all been lost to the ages save for a handful of people gifted in the art.
Take a moment and think of Samuel Clemens sitting on a veranda after supper with friends, a good tobacco smoke, a half glass of room temperature 8 year old whiskey telling a story. There's a person who could hold captive an audience from young to old. It is this art of telling the tale and not just providing facts which distinguishes the truly talented story tellers.
It pleases me to see this art-form survives. "Credit should be given where credit is due" and I for one, tip my hat to the young narrator here. Apologizing now for wanting to get my thoughts written before getting the details and name. Our narrator in all the series seems to be consistent and well applies his skills to what would otherwise be random bits of trivia & historical fact. He's got me riveted and focused, bring to me excitement not from what was done but by the method and how it was delivered. I'm now 73 and my interest in things in general wains.
Dear Sir (narrator), You bring life to a place where I thought the fire was out and rekindle something once ablaze. WTG . I am only one, but I have an opinion from what I've listened to, you are as gifted as the author Mark Twain.
BRAVO !!!
rjm
Mt.Vernon, WA
Thanks man, I appreciate it
Very well stated.
As a hound hunter I can tell you that very dry weather definitely makes it more difficult for dogs to smell the track. It’s really common sense really… more moisture in the ground/leaves/dirt will naturally hold more scent for longer than dry ground!👍😁
Makes sense, thank you
Not a dog expert but I have a catahoula bound mix I picked up in KY as a stray and I wound up bringing him to new Mexico with me for a year and I definitely noticed him less interested in sniffing stuff but I wrote it off as less game out there being from a mountainous area myself
I get the "threes company " theme stuck in my head all the time. "Come an knock on my door". 😂😂😂😂
Now it's in my head
@@WildWestExtravaganza It's one of those that gets stuck easy. My wife hates it when I out of no where sing it just to get it stuck in her head.
@@pickititllneverheal9016thanks a lot.
Having the last name of Butcher is way cooler than Stacy. Not one person, besides yourself, would think that was his alias because it sounded cool.
Jeez those eyes say it all….
Total “dead eyes”
Another good episode
Thanks Eric
"I don't see a lot of forklift drivers that are 87 years old." hahah
amen
I'd never heard of this guy until bow. Good stuff!
Thank you
The browns hole references might not be as simple as you think... there is a place just south of Moab, Ut, called Browns Hole as well, which is known colloquially to have been a hideout for Butch et al. Some fo the references you've read mentioning Browns Hole might be referring to that spot.
Correct. The Browns Hole where Tracy was at the time was definitely Browns Park, it's where his companion killed that kid not far from the Jarvie trading post.
All right, it sounds like you're already well aware and are better informed than I am, at which, I am not surprised. Carry on, carry on. @@WildWestExtravaganza
@@davidgreenwood6029 What you said was definitely true, though. I remember when I was first reading about it I thought the one south of Moab was what they were talking about too.
Yea, I think one might actually be browns park one might be browns hole but then some folks started using them interchangeably. Who knows. Keep up the great work, your Soapy Smith video was awesome, hands down the best one I've seen. Legends of the Old West did a great video on him, but not only did your video have a lot more information, your tone and style matched the subject matter perfectly. That channel is kinda Ken Barnsish and while thats great, I think that especially for old west stuff and especially for Soapy Smith, your style to me feels like a (very well researched) barroom or campfire storyteller is so much more on point and enjoyable. @@WildWestExtravaganza
Raped his Sunday school teacher? Damn! How low can he go? Great story, Josh.
Okay I can wait till next week😊
Can't wait for part 2! At this point, about ready to put even money on Tracy actually becoming the Mad Trapper of Rat River. Seems pretty adamant about not being taken in.
The man just did not want to get locked back up
Well at least his last name wasn't Butts
Haha
Hell fire hoss , do a episode on indian bad man henry star , credited with being the first outlaw to use a automobile in a bank hold up, star robbed the bank in harrison , ar. The bank is still standing , last time i was around there it was lena francis flower shop. Sits on the town square.
Hell fire, I might just do that
@@WildWestExtravaganza look him up hoss .
Oh he's most definitely on the list
Thank you
Welcome
HOWDY DAM GOOD STORY TELLING ALWAY LIKE YOUR STYLE AND GOOD VOICE THANK YOU GOD BLESS
Thanks for listening
Last of the Wild Bunch? What, you mean Butch didn't come back to visit his family in the 20's? WELL, SCHITT!
If the eyes are the windows to the soul, that dude's got a darker one.👍🍻
Great one to research Josh!..... forgotten sociopath.
😂😅
Speaking of the whole in the wall known friends. We ever going to get that Edwards kachum episode.
Soon
@@WildWestExtravaganza hope so. Want to know what's real and what's fake. And can't get over the hole boy scout ghost story with the shell Casio s falling on him from a ghost. Ya should be interesting to see what u think
I live about an hour drive from Pittsville Wisconsin where Tracy or Severens was born I've never heard the story
OMG. You say Washington with the same accent that I say it in. And FYI, I get told there's no "R" in Washington all the time.
I was born here of course.
But raised in Alaska.
Haha
“Prison is a bunch of malarkey”.
Harry.
Exactly
Man I feel ya on the baby shark on infinite repeat
The struggle is real
You found someone I have never heard of. Mean character. Kiss the baby and hug the wife. ❤
It's because forklifts are incredibly dangerous if not operated with skill and estreme care. People do not generally appreciate how heavy those things are or how fast they can go. If one goes over your foot, say instant goodbye to that foot.
Oh
The fact you need certification to operate one nation wide should explain that well enough. If it's even regulated in places like Alabama and Arkansas ect where they fight almost ANY law being passed beyond the federal level then you know it's probably pretty dangerous
He was welcome in the hole in the wall every outlaw was and he probably at least knew Butch Cassidy but Butch Cassidy did not want to ride with him because he felt like they would all have hanging posters because he was gun crazy. I had a book and although that book said Tracy new Cassidy he never was a member of the wild bunch. That book also said he would occasionally bang Cassidy valuable information for which he was sometimes paid a little bit out of the robberies. I don't know if it's true that's just what the book I had said.
With the exception of Harvey Logan who was a true gunfighter Harry Tracy might be the second most dangerous man in the wild bunch that's why Butch didn't take Harry Tracy and sometimes Harvey Logan because he said they were too quick to pull their guns and use them. Butch Cassidy is never known to have killed anyone and since that shoot out in Bolivia I believe was two other men then he probably never killed anyone for his entire life all the way up until he really died which was probably in the 1930 along with sundance Elsa Leigh which is Butch Cassidy's best friend that surprises a lot of people they thought Sundance was his best. He went to prison which is how he survived and he said in the twenties he saw Sundance and Butch Cassidy multiple times. He claims he even went into a mining partnership with Sundance kid and he did go into a mining partnership with somebody with an alias.
Good story telling here. However, there is no "R" in Washington
I beg to differ
Harry Tracy forced countless people to give him a meal. Two different partners he got rid of because he said they were too timid to force a meal. Almost every day he forced two mules and it didn't matter if the husband was there or not. Sometimes he would help the people that he forced to mail out of one time a man went up on his roof with a couple of other people he needed to fix the roof and Harry Tracy went up there with them to help them. But most of the time he just forced the meal and rode off. When I was looking at an article on Harry Tracy a while back he done more meal forcing than anything else. Usually he would have the housewife of fixing a bag of food as well. If he had money he paid if he didn't he did not.
Heck yeah!
Butch Cassidy was one of the few intelligent outlaws and he planned and planned and planned again for every possible outcome. And he said he did not want to ride with Harry Tracy due to his gun crazy attitude. For the same reason he did not ride with Harvey Logan in a lot of his jobs because Hardy Logan had a hair trigger temper and would kill on the slightest provocation. Harvey Logan is now ranked as one of the top gunfighters of all time and one of the few that was not from Texas.
When I was a little kid I asked my dad what malarkey was. My dad was a hell of a guy he had just got home from Vietnam. He looked at me funny and told me malarkey is birdshit son. So not only is malarkey fun to say but according to my dad it is birdshit.
I like it
Not a lot of Ole Roofers either 😂
Truth
Tracy is a cool name.
The best of names
I am related to this guy.😳
He got back with David Merrill and he said I did not like him because after we would pull a job he wanted to hide out and did not have the courage to force a meal or Force anything else. I've seen a lot of books in when Harry Tracy was on the lamb he done a hell of a lot of forcing meals.
Malarkey!
Feels good doesn't it
@@WildWestExtravaganza haha yes it does! I caught the malarkey at the very end and I let one go!
He wasn't a wild bunch member but he did stay in the same hole in the wall which was for outlaws the main reason he wasn't a member of Butch Cassidy's gang was because Butch Cassidy thought he was too gun happy
Source?
Not one Brown’s Hole joke??? So sad.
Missed opportunity
I can tell by his eyes he was evil
Supposedly they knew that Harry Tracy had been in hole in the wall and at the same time Butch Cassidy had been there. They asked him do you know where Butch Cassidy and the Sundance kid is. Tracy said he did not know he said I've been looking for Butch Cassidy been looking for the kids too. if I find him in jail then that's okay too he owes me money for bringing him some information that he could use. They said what about the kid does he owe you money too and Tracey said no I just don't like him.
I know he did not ride with Butch Cassidy because he was too deadly with a gun but he did know Butch Cassidy and he did stay in the same outlaw hang out at the same time Cassidy was there. I mean every outlaw was welcome at hole in the wall.
Bro, there is no R in Washington
I beg to differ, sir
Maybe one of those guards was the torturer
I don't think ol Harold was a Bruce Dern kinda character. Such is Hollywood...
I don't know what baby shark is but it sounds awful and I'm sorry you must suffer. Thanks for another great episode and I'm looking forward to hearing the rest of the story.
Greatest song ever
Brown’s Hole. 😂.
Have you heard about Harry hanging around Brown’s hole?😂
Ferguson’s have the best humour
Harry looks mean as a rattlesnake
Yeah he does
He was tortured. In prison they are human beings
Bout damn time fool lol
I hope you know this was just for you
Hell yes!
goood
do dodo do do do dodo
The phony western accent is bizzare.
There are literally thousands of hours of me talking available. If it's a phony accent I don't know how I'd be able to fake it for so long.
Pretty standard for white people around NM at least never been to Texas long enough to comment
Bruce Dern- Mr Rumsfeild. Great great movie