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Photo of Grandpa Ordie Audry Watts (OA) as a teenager. Probably never thought life would be so hard. Uncle Ordie describes his relationship with his Dad.
Ordie talking about how he would sneek out at night with his dad's horse. An old timey "joy ride" you might call it.
Ordie (left) telling stories. One is about dad (Howard) and another is his version of how he got his cheek scar from Carl (brothers at odds).
Photo of Grandpa Ordie Audry Watts (OA) as a teenager. Probably never thought life would be so hard. Uncle Ordie describes his relationship with his Dad.
Uncle Ordie Watts of Monticello, Arkansas did an unusual thing back in the 1970's. He had a young billy goat that he put in the pen with his deer dogs. The goat started thinking he was a dog. He would try to bark and he would run with the other dogs through the woods to flesh out the deer. Ordie painted "GOAT" on both sides of "Billy" to make sure he didn't get shot. The story of this was published in the Arkansas Gazette Newspaper.
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