Just released....

http://vimeo.com/94806393

Outstanding. Thanks for sharing.

For a homesick Texan, these don't make it much easier...

Great stuff!

You should send him my bad ass picture of you on the boat at sunrise and maybe you can make it into the encore.

Stole Doug Smith's West Texas for a slide show of the auction where sold my late father's antique tractor collection. Smith'ss music really brings out the emotions.

Hope he's doing okay, he had a terrible car wreck that partially paralyzed him a few years ago.

my little video if anyone cares. I think I linked it up last year when I first made it.

Canyon Ag,

Your video was just too cool! Enjoyed it very much.

very cool video canyon ag!

Thanks guys. We had a lot of interest in the auction, and I thought this was a good way to sum it up for everyone.

The bad part is you all have my name and phone number now.

Wow.

Love Wyman. He grew up with my mom. As a kid he'd let my cousins and me go out with him in the breaks to scout out sites. Wonderful man and incredibly talented

Outstanding. Gosh I love this state

Very cool video (Canyon, liked yours too).

Got to take a photography class with him when I was out at Tech. Reading over his coyote work is really neat. His attention to to things in the natural world is amazing, even going back into his high school days. Guess that is what makes him so good.

Canyon...Enjoyed the video. I usually make a PPS after every extended hunting, fishing or family event and have used numerous Doug Smith songs including West Texas, Hope(I really like it),Song for Suns and The Hartz Mountain.

The acoustic guitar player that shares the name is very good also...

Loved your video, Canyon. Must have been painful to watch the collection being dispersed.

You may all go to he'll and I will go to Texas.

That about sums it up.

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Must have been painful to watch the collection being dispersed.

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Yes and no. Most were sitting in a barn collecting dust and rotting down. And only one of them was a "family" tractor. It belonged to an uncle. All the rest were collected after dad retired, so they weren't the tractors I grew up driving or anything.

I live too far away to deal with them, and don't have room for them here. My brother really had no interest in them, so we decided to let others enjoy them.

I did keep two. One is the (rare) John Deere Unstyled L, seen at the 5:26 mark of the video, with Dad cranking it. Built in 1937, it's one of only about 1400 made.

Stock picture off the Internet:



The other is a Gibson Super D2. This is not mine, just a photo I found on the Internet:



Kind of an oddball, built in Longmont, Colorado.

The only one I really regret letting go is the other Gibson, the model A. It only brought $800. But the kid who's dad bought it was driving it around and around the lot after, so it looks like it's going to a good home.



More info on The Gibson A


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