In the heart of the Lone Star State, where the cacti dance under the dazzling sun and the prairie dogs play peek-a-boo in the vast open fields, there exists a battalion of super imaginative kiddos. They are the Tall Tale Tellers of Texas, and boy, do they have stories that will rattle the stars! Now picture this - a tumbleweed bumbling through the desert, a hat spinning in the wind, and in the middle of it all, Tex, the talking cowboy boot. Yessiree, Tex is not your ordinary boot. He's got a silver spur for a nose, laces like a rattlesnake’s hiss, and a laugh that sounds like a coyote howl on a moonlit night. He’s got more stories than the Rio Grande has fish, and he loves to share them with the Tall Tale Tellers of Texas. These young'uns are the finest storytellers from Amarillo to Austin, from Dallas to Desoto. They gather every Saturday, just as the sun is setting, and the shadows of the big Texas sky start to dance on the ground. They sit around the campfire, their eyes twinkling brighter than the stars above, as they spin tales of courageous cowgirls, mysterious marshals, and even a jackrabbit who dared to outjump a kangaroo! Each child has a story to tell, as big and bold as Texas itself. They make the tumbleweeds stop to listen, the prairie dogs pop up in surprise, and even Tex, the talking cowboy boot, stomp in delight. So, if you ever visit Texas, make sure to listen to the Tall Tale Tellers, because their stories are as enchanting as a summer night in the vast, open Texas range.