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I got 12 of 13 but I'm not bragging because I guessed on them all!

Beautiful. I always liked Lacy J Dalton.

It's been foggy this morning and I put my little riding job on hold until it clears up. So what to do, to kill a little time? YouTube, of course!! In an email communication with my sister-in-law from Germany, she directed me to check out the Dire Straits song, "Ticket to Heaven"...

Undoubtedly, anyone interested enough, has already YouTube'd this great song but if not, here it is: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1R2F9f2Cl6Y

In the news coverage of his death, they called George Jones the greatest living Country Music Star. He recorded many great songs but in my opinion, "Choices" is as important a piece of music as was ever written. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wsm8cH7q_Mk

I was! They had a lot of great songs. I probably shouldn't admit this, but in high school I had a little band. We played a few of them as well as CCR, Johnny Rivers, Johnny Cash, etc. I still have an album or two by the Ventures.

It looks like the winter was a little tough on them. They'll look much better after they shed off and gain a few pounds. But I enjoy seeing these horses in all seasons. How far away were the sparring pair? I'm assuming most of your photos are quite a ways off. If so, you must have a...

Many of these feats are pretty amazing and you've got to appreciate the athleticism it would take to accomplish them. 'Just think of the long hours, crashes and injuries it took these folks to get proficient at their stunt.

This would be my favorite version of this song: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lzi9VOuRHls The great Ian Tyson is hard to beat. The guitar riff at 1:28 and repeated at 1:36 is as good as it gets.

My choice of words wasn't nearly as accurate as yours Soapy! The bull "action piece" was undoubtedly a scene that could have been edited out, but was left in for an element of excitement and to show that the work can be dangerous. However, as an accurate depiction of cowboy proficiency, that...

'Watched the whole thing and liked it a lot. I like Waylon better than I did before, too. I wonder how long ago this was filmed? My guess is, quite awhile. Even though few of us have followed the wagon like on those big outfits, we sure understand the work and nature of it all. As far...

Me too! Me too!! You did a nice job, Mustang. And so quickly too! Thanks for doing this for us. Now we all, can enjoy your passion all year long.

You're on the right track now Mustang! With help from Sweet B and your grandkid, the project will be a piece of cake. I'm very much like you, without help from young computer proficient relatives, I cannot get anything done.

For me, it's the way Mustang has captured the beauty of the scenic area where he lives and his knowledge of the wild mustangs he loves, that make his photography so enjoyable. The horses look much better than I would have expected as well.

I think a calender is a great idea! My wife has done this for Christmas gifts several times, using family pictures of the past year. She has used Snapfish and Shutterfly. They turned out very nice. I don't know how much they cost but she says they offer pre-Christmas sales. She did multiple...

I agree with Sweet B. Your photos are wonderful. I am impressed that you have followed these horses for so many years and know them individually. When you say you left the four wheelers at home, were you just hiking on foot? I'd say you were doing well to get so close. A rear end shot is...

Excellent H! I think we all wonder what we're doin' all this for at times. You have explained it all to us pretty darned well. If I was to sum it up (and to borrow a bit from Paul Harvey), it would be to leave this ol' world a little better place than we found it and the wood pile a little...

I heard this once: Little boys who lie, grow up to be weather forecasters.

Watch as a bird lands on the guitar as a Bluegrass Band is playing. The singer stops playing the guitar but strokes the bird as the music continues on and he keeps singing! http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=7vBo0ptYJNs (Not bad music either)

From this old photograph, and the trajectory of the firearm held by the bearded one, it would appear that the feller on the left might be the next Hatfield killed. And not by a McCoy!