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When I was a little kid in the 60s I wore these almost daily, according to my mother. My grandad had a pony we named Trigger because he looked like the real Trigger, Roy Roger's horse. One of the few things from my own childhood in the 60s. As you can see, I wore them a lot!
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Giddee Uppp Cowpoke!! Those are classics, great that you still have them after all these years!
Thanks Bernie, yeah, Mom kept some stuff anyway.
You may have had Roy's horse, But with your singing, Gene Autry might suit ya better, lol
Thanks Tommy! Singin the Catlle Call,,,,,wooo, wooo, wo wo wo wo wo.
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Cool! I have Cowboy boots I bought in Brazil in 1983, I never wore them, now I can not put them on as my feet grew! boo hoo boo hoo they are about 10 1/2 and now I am 11-12! boo hoo
Thanks toracat and Manikin!