From The Diamond K 51-xx-xx ep06 Red Ingles Miracle

Welcome to the Diamond K Ranch, folks. This is Ken Maynard and Tarzan. Aaah! Inviting you to join us here in the tack room while I spin a few yarns. You know, there's something I'd like to say to you, young buckaroos.

When I was heard in cattle way out there in Texas, as I say, my dad said, Son, learn to take mighty good care of your horse. You'll find he's the best friend you've got while you're riding the rocky dusty cattle trade-offs and learn the right way to build a campfire when the wind and rains come up.

But before you leave, be sure the fire is out. Don't kill a wild game in the forest unless you're hungry. Always carry a rope and learn how to use it. It might come in very handy.

And let me tell you young buckaroos, living a good clean life like cowboys, is something for you to strive for. Lots of fresh air and sunshine, plenty of sleep and good wholesome food. Don't put your brand on them for a happier, healthier life.

Well, say speaking of ropes kind of brings the mind into the story about a cowboy I knew down in Texas. His name was Red Ingle. Might not be. Hold on to the truth in this yarn.

And again, the might. Of course, you'll have to sort of be the judge yourself. But before we get started, here's a friend of mine that's going to tell you nothing but the truth. From the tack room of Ken Maynard's Diamond K. Rance, we're bringing you stories of adventure, of circus life, fascinating tales of the Old West, where cowboys still follow the cattle trails,