Day Trip to Borger 🍔 (FULL EPISODE) S14 E10

The Panhandle, our northern and all too often forgotten region, but "what's up there anyway?" you might say, besides cows, and dirt of course. Well not much I guess, unless you like things like; delicious food, hidden canyons, and history as big as Texas, all of which this town boasts in spades. Borger

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[TheTradosaurus]

Graduated there in the early 80s. Went back recently and glad I don’t live there. Main street looked like a ghost town.

[MissChocolateTraveler]

Woah I’m a 20 year old born and raised in Borger and I’ll confess I don’t have much pride about it… but something about this just made me smile I know that’s home. Thank you so much for coming out I always thought we were birthing more than a bunch of plants

[armadillotoe]

I was born in Borger 72 years ago. I couldn't wait to get out of it after 2 years at Frank Phillips Jr. College. I now live in Amarillo and occasionally go back for a funeral. In the 60-70s everyone had their noses in everyone else's business, but I guess all small towns are like that. I did have some wonderful friends in Borger, and now that I am no longer young and crazy, Borger doesn't seem as bad

[LuisValdez-qfvu]

Im from borger born and raised and we call it the dirty b

[zyzzuschrist]

Please never quit making these. I absolutely love this show and Texas for that matter. Such a great Country

[thehighlandhomestead]

Such a beautiful lake, but that XXL Steakhouse...OMG!

[FredCarson-ghug]

Was born in Borger 88 years ago and moved away when I was 50. Sure wish I could come back and visit.

[hillcountryexplorer]

The people you met in Borger were incredible. Thanks for another fun and educational episode!

[azerial]

You should do Dalhart during the first week of August for the XIT Rodeo and reunion. They have the "worlds largest bbq feed" along with other free feeds, like watermelon and pork chops and a parade and a rodeo, complete with a rodeo queen contest. They even have dances every night after the rodeo. Its a really fun time and it celebrates the XIT ranch that was approximately 3, 000, 000 acres from 1885-1912.

[LoneStarNomads]

Pretty cool. My son was the big blonde cop at Onion's. Y'all should have ate at Hipshot's. They have some great BBQ

[jessheredia]

Thanks so much Chet and team. y’all covered my hometown beautifully

[thorbaine]

I live here in Borger and work right on main street just down from onions

[skullie]

I live like 25 minutes from Borger and I work in that refinery!

[kcinks]

I knew Don Rash, proud he was from Borger. Ended up in Liberal, KS not too far away. A very successful man in Liberal, and one of the most proud Texans I've ever met.

[shellyfranz]

Good job with the Adobe Walls history. Born and raised in Stinnett, My great grandfather built the first frame house in Hutchinson County.

[johnb.]

As a direct descendant of Ace Borger, I approve of this video.👍👍 -John C. Borger

[kristid]

Great episode! Borger is a great place with even greater people!

[Jpfire]

Thanks for covering my home town so beautifully. I made sure to subscribe!

[theoriginalvideo-schmideoc]

This was a great episode...Makes me want to see someone make a movie on the history of town of Borger.

It is a story that NEEDS to be told!

[MikeHickman-whpy]

I was born in borger now I live in Palestine Texas