South Texas people

Rugby Saint II · 07-18-2022, 01:20 PM

Originally Posted by AsylumGuido

I still wear cowboy boots on occasion. I have two pair. A pair of Tony Lamas from the '70's and a black alligator pair from Cowtown Boots. Then again, where I'm from originally (South Dakota) boots and western hats are extremely common still today. Two branches of my mother's family are still heavy into rodeo. The Dakotas, Wyoming, and Montana have never become as urbanized as Texas.

We grew up on the family cattle ranch in Texas. Everybody wore cowboy boots and cowboy hat. It's hard to ride bulls in tennis shoes.

I still have a pair of cowboy boots and just gave away a nice pair of ostrich skins to a friend. It's getting tough to wear cowboy boots on my worn out feet.

07-18-2022, 01:20 PM	#20
Rugby Saint II Bounty Money $$$ Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: 5800 Airline Dr. Metairie, LA. Posts: 24,200	Re: South Texas people Originally Posted by AsylumGuido I still wear cowboy boots on occasion. I have two pair. A pair of Tony Lamas from the '70's and a black alligator pair from Cowtown Boots. Then again, where I'm from originally (South Dakota) boots and western hats are extremely common still today. Two branches of my mother's family are still heavy into rodeo. The Dakotas, Wyoming, and Montana have never become as urbanized as Texas. We grew up on the family cattle ranch in Texas. Everybody wore cowboy boots and cowboy hat. It's hard to ride bulls in tennis shoes. I still have a pair of cowboy boots and just gave away a nice pair of ostrich skins to a friend. It's getting tough to wear cowboy boots on my worn out feet. AsylumGuido likes this.