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Step back into the 1880s for a hilarious and gritty first-hand account of life on the cattle trail! In this video, we recount the true story of S.B. Brite, a cowboy from Pleasanton, Texas, who admits to sowing his "wild oats" (and losing all his money) during the early days of the West.

In this video, you’ll discover:

Life on the Trail: Hear about Brite’s journeys in 1882 and 1884 driving herds to Kansas with legendary outfits like the Jim Ellison and Mark Withers crews.

The "Hand of Providence": A dramatic story from the Canadian River where a horse was lost to the current, and Brite saved a stranded rider by letting him hold onto his horse's tail to get across.

The Prickly Pear Fail: The hilarious moment a boss offered Brite a "fine bay horse," only for Brite to get bucked off into a massive prickly pear bush.

A Painful Lesson: How his friends had to pull him out of the brush, finding his jacket "nailed" to his back by thorns as if done with "six-penny nails".

Despite driving the drag, doing all the hard work, and getting "cussed" at, S.B. Brite proudly claims he never got fired!

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