Baxter Black Commentary

NPR

By Baxter Black

Published November 27, 2002 at 7:00 PM HST

Commentator Baxter Black, always sympathetic to the concerns of barnyard animals, has some Turkey thoughts for this Thanksgiving Day.

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Baxter Black

Baxter Black can shoe a horse, string a barbed wire fence and bang out a Bob Wills classic on his flat top guitar. A cowboy poet and former large animal veterinarian, Baxter was raised in New Mexico and spent most of his workin' life in the mountain west tormenting cows. Black now lives in Arizona and travels the country tormenting cowboys.

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