Met him, Lora and that Siamese cat on a leash once to pick up a shotgun I bought from him. He was wearing a leather strap around his neck with either bear claws or maybe Javalena tusks? I had a blast talking to him. Very interesting man and very cordial. I could tell he�d led a storybook life.

45 minutes later they had to leave for a lunch date. We traded stories about Pronghorn hunting. If I remember correctly his story was how he and Lora processed a Pronghorn one of them had shot on their honeymoon night while my story was how a friend and I processed two we shot on a Federal draw hunt in a motel bathtub in Dalhart.

It was a great time meeting them and my sincere condolences go out to Lora.

RIP Crazyhorse.

He will be missed! Prayers for his wife, family, and friends!

X2

Damn. Hate to hear that.

RIP CRAZYHORSE! He was a good guy. Wish the best for family and lots of friends at this tough time.

Tough Deal, prayers for him and his family.

Just read this on another forum and thought I'd pass it on.

"Guys, to say the least, Randall was a good friend of mine. We spent many a long night shooting the [censored] and discussing everything under the sun.

I talked to "Sis" this afternoon. This is what I always called Lora because she says that I remind her of her brother.

The story from the paper is pretty accurate. They don't know whether the truck slipped out of park or not, but he did try to get back in and the worst happened.

His last thoughts and words were about Lora. He was supposed to pick her up after an outing of hers and he asked the guys he was with to make sure she was picked up. He asked them to tell her that he loved her. I will not go into all of the details, Lora said his chest was half the normal size and he flatlined a couple times on the way to the hospital and for the final time in Wichita Falls.

Lora asked that no flowers or plants be sent. As she said, "Larry, you know I can't keep the damn things alive." The cards and wishes will be greatly appreciated. Randall will not have a funeral. He was sent to Dallas for an autopsy. Evidently there are some accidents that require it. He will not be back to Olney for about 3 weeks. There he will be cremated and have his ashes spread over west Texas.

There will be a memorial in a couple weeks. I hope to post any new information I get. Lora and a couple other friends have contacted the state Department Of Parks and Wildlife and are requesting that a Community Fishing Lake be created and named for Randall. The fellow he worked for said he would donate his land with the proper creek running through it for this purpose. We will see what the State says.

Again, I will try to post any progress.

Godspeed you cantankerous old son of a bitch. I love you.

Larry"

Sad thing is he couldn�t even see this post since he was permabanned....R.I.P. crazyhorse!

Wow I haven�t heard of him in years

RIP

I'm going to leave out all the spirited debates I had with CH over the years and just say that he was a completely different person face to face. Met him and Lora on a THF get together hunt at Thompson Temple and found him to be somebody I would have no problem sharing a camp with. Some people were just born a free spirit and CH was a perfect example, he lived his life by his rules. If somebody wanted to put together a Javalina hunt in his honor I will attend, I'll pick up Lora's tab for the hunt also, I think she should be there.

I never read one of his posts and never met the man. From what I have gleaned from the above comments he was a unique individual that was very likeable in his own way and was a true "free spirit". I truly wish that I would have had the opportunity to meet him as I have always enjoyed the "characters" in life. Rest in peace, Sir.

I bumped into him many times over the years.
He was a really good guy, hard not to like.

First time I met him I was broke down on the side of the road with a trailer hub/bearings loaded with bulls.
He pulled up heading the wrong direction and asked if I wanted to fix it and go on to wherever the blank I was headed or stand there and stare at it the rest of the day.
With his help I was on my way in just a few minutes.
I could go on, he will be missed.

He was genuine.

I hope site admin will include him in the 'In Memoriam' site feedback & news.

RIP

As long as Lora is OK with us including him, we would be happy to. When a man passes, it's time to remember the good things. I also had some good times with CH in person. He was a character.

Damn, so sorry to hear. Me and him got into a few times on here, but we go along just fine in person. Best wishes to his family.

Anything he posted was worth reading and thinking about.
A person from a time and place where people could disagree
and still respect each other and get along.

RIP CH.
Peace and comfort to his loved ones.

I'd like to see some of his posts. Sounds like quite the character.

I had several run ins with him at the other site. It was always a hoot and I told him a couple of times that I bet he'd be fun to hang around a campfire with. Sorry I never got the chance to meet him in person.

Here ya go.


https://texashuntingforum.com/forum/ubbthreads.php/ubb/userposts/id/670

Met him once and he was a pretty cool guy in person