Brit Shocked Seeing America's Cowboy Kids

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• TN

  @TNugent · 1 year ago (edited)

  Lance is 20 years old now and he is riding in PBR events. Peace from Central Texas.

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• CH

  @cherylt6762 · 1 year ago

  Cowboy/girls are a different breed. <br>I love how the little ones say &quot;yes ma&apos;am&quot; and &quot;yes sir&quot;

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• JE

  @jeanine6328 · 1 year ago (edited)

  Cowboy/farm kids are some of the most mature respectful kids there are. &nbsp;How many kids do you see using sir and mam as part of their normal vocabulary. &nbsp;You can tell it’s not for the cameras, it’s the upbringing.

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• DO

  @DonnaG-x4h · 1 year ago

  Cowboys are tough as nails! That&apos;s were the term, &quot;Cowboy up&quot; comes from.

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• AM

  @amandagarrison9741 · 1 year ago

  Yes sir. Yes Ma-am. These kids are straight out of America! God bless them and keep them safe!

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• SU

  @sunflower3281 · 11 months ago

  I love hearing little kids say “Yes, Ma’am’ 😭😭😭

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• BZ

  @Bzbee247 · 1 year ago

  Farm kids are built different. My son was driving a combine by himself harvesting wheat at 6. They see things and learn about things at a young age. They are for the most part very well behaved kids with lots of common sense and a work ethic.

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• WY

  @Wyldspyke · 1 year ago

  I grew up on a ranch and the phrases &quot;cowboy up and get back on the horse&quot; were not uncommon. &nbsp;Our immediate family and extended family all grew up with sheep, horses, cattle and rodeos. &nbsp;It is a tough life at times, but so fun and rewarding. &nbsp;As a kid, being dusty and bruised from work and fun was just part of the day. &nbsp;Loved it.

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• GR

  @greggwilliamson · 1 year ago

  &quot;You&apos;re taking a dangerous sport and making it more dangerous?&quot; &nbsp;&apos;Murica!!😏

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• BU

  @bubbabrown-s6e · 1 year ago

  You have to realize that these kids were born and raised around this

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• CR

  @crochetcrochetjoyjoy · 1 year ago

  &quot;He&apos;s limping off, injured and happy!&quot; Yeah dude, he&apos;s happy he&apos;s not being carted off in a stretcher!!

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• TH

  @TheRagratus · 1 year ago

  Talking about breeding &quot;monster bulls&quot;... There was a bull named Bodacious. Bodacious bucked off 127 of his 135 riders in his career. Only 8 guys made 8 seconds. Bodacious was retired early because he learned every single time he went out. And he hurt guys. He didn&apos;t just want you off- he wanted to hurt you for trying. He was the very first to be bred for bucking bulls. He was the first Bull ever inducted into the pro Rodeo hall of Fame and has sired over 20 ranked bucking bulls.

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