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Show - 13- DL: Yah, well the way they travel, you know, them cars was different, you know. But sometimes they get stuck in the mud so they had to stay there all night sometimes. So they try to let me know and I'd bring the horses back to them and . GT: • Pull them out. DL: Yah. Then I'd have to take them back to our camp. We had beds, you know and I done a lot of things but I've been cox< rboy. FO: Sounds interesting. Did you like being a cowboy? DL: You bet. I was top boy, you know, I know how to x^ ork and nobody to tell me what to do but I go. FO: Did you like being alone out there? DL: Yah. FO: Were you all alone out there with those cows. DL: Um hum. FO: And how long would you go without seeing somebody else. DL: Oh, maybe a month, little over a month sometimes. Cause the snow was too deep over the mountain. That's the only way they went, you know. And that mountain sometimes ? . FO: When the snow got deep did you ever run out of food and have to eat coxtfs or something? DL: No. FO: They always got there. DL: They always had food. Black coffee mostly. I like coffee. FO: Yah. Flour? DL: And sometimes I'd go hunting. At that time you could, nowadays you can't do it. |
