ps. looking for an old timers rodeo. like you say,id rather have 10 seconds in the sadle than a life time in the stands. im 53, never did ride sadle broncs, think its too late to start? i dont. havent got the arm for barebacks anymore. drop down from cowboy heaven and point me where i want to be.

hey chris out there. never met a man truer to his spirit. i miss ya. last time i talked to ya was at henderson maybe 1974 or 75 picked your brain about bareback horses. thanks for singing for us. i got the cast off and cracked out again.

I never got to meet chris leodux always wished to tho. He came to Montana when I was about five and my sister got to go. I was on the outside of metra auto arena in a side room selling ice cream for my 4h club. I remember his voice full of pride, joy and excitement from the crowds energy. It brings tears now to know I was that close yet barely remember it. It was the last time he ever came to billings at the Montana state fair. I will never forget the excitement nor the sadness out of his death. It brings tears and laughter when we remember him. Rip Chris ledoux you will always be my number 1 cowboy, rodeo man, and country artist in the years to come.

Chris was a good hand. Sorry to lose him

got to see Chris once in concert. was at the stampede grounds down here in monte vista colorado 2004. i went with my wife that was pregant at the time with my first son. his music gives me hope everyday that life is hard but it wouldnt be any fun if it wasnt.

I am only 13. I am engaged. I am pregnent. I am called names. I am Isolophobic. I am attending college. I am living my life to the fullest. Chris Ledoux is my Role model and always will be. He is why i have not tried to commet suiside. He is and always be my whole life

I will be there too! Coming through headed to South Dakota...

i love you

I sit here getting ready for an Interview with country artist Michael Peterson and for some unknown reason Chris Ledoux comes to mind and then I realize tomorrow is 7 years since we lost a great man. As tears fill my eyes and sorrow explodes in my heart for his, I think of the time my Grandmother first hear me sing "Look At You Girl" shortly before she passed. The delight in her eyes and the smile on her face was incredible, that song is her and thanks Chris for giving me such a wonderful memory of her.

Had an old p/u w/no radio but did have a cassete player,chris helped me make it to many a rodeo.In early 70's my two riding buddies along w/Chris hit a lot of rodeos, thanks Chris and good ride.