Michael Duncan and his horse Sheriff detoured from the tailgate to trot inside Walmart to get a pail for Sheriff so that he, too, could indulge – on water.
Sheriff was as thirsty for a large blue bucket of water as the fans are for a rare victory by the squad. This is why Duncan danced through Walmart, much to the joy of supermarket consumers and the internet.
“I can’t believe I had to leave tailgating to purchase a new water bucket at Walmart for Sheriff Duncan!” Duncan, who was riding a horse while wearing a Dak Prescott jersey, wrote on Instagram.
It is difficult to determine whether the horse or its owner is a larger Dallas fan, as the animal had blue mane streaks, a blue tail, and a blue fluffy unicorn horn.
The horse calmly trotted into Walmart and halted in the foyer, prompting Duncan to inquire, “Can he come in?” They resumed their tour through the store in search of a five-gallon bucket after an employee failed to respond.
“Is it appropriate for him to accompany me to grab the bucket?”
Sheriff then begins his trip to fame and aisle A14 as the security gates open.
Sunday, the Dallas Cowboys ultimately prevailed 20-17.
Michael Duncan, a Texas Cowboys fan, is shown on his horse Sheriff trotting through Walmart directly from a tailgate. The horse had a blue tail, blue-striped hair, and a horn shaped like a unicorn.
They entered the store to purchase a blue five-gallon bucket in order to fill it with water for Sheriff. Employees along the route assisted the horse and rider in locating the object.
Several individuals, including an officer, stopped them along the route, but they were allowed to continue. Many recorded as Duncan asked, “You don’t see unicorns here every day, do you?”
Multiple individuals filmed Duncan as he walked to the cash register to purchase the $4 bucket without dismounting his horse.
Someone exclaims, “No way!” upon seeing Sheriff. Several staff in blue vests gather at one point to pat the horse and help Duncan pick up a blue water pail.
Duncan humorously inquired, “Y’all don’t see unicorns in here every day?” as he passed past a group of children with their jaws on the floor.
At one point, a store-based police officer stops Duncan and Sheriff, but ultimately allows them to proceed.
Several others record Duncan as he mounts his horse and proceeds to the cash register to buy a $4 bucket without dismounting.
The Dallas Cowboys’ official TikTok account posted a video of him with the caption, “Do your thing! Help us find this Cowboy!”
Duncan and Sheriff (shown together) have had a lot of fun in Texas while going on bar crawls and popping up in different Walmart stores.
Sheriff and Duncan are ubiquitous around the city, and this is not Sheriff’s first visit to Walmart.
Users were able to identify the Texan and his well-traveled horse with relative ease. The Cowboys have not yet issued a formal statement regarding the swift discovery.
Nonetheless, social media users joined in the fun.
Maria Chisoldado wrote on TikTok, ‘It’s OK. It is a service dog.
Another user said, “It’s true, we have no idea what to do when the Cowboys win.”
Many observed that these occurrences are “unique to Texas.”
This is how we Texas, wrote user DayCee.
You cannot summarize Texas in a single video. The video,’ wrote another.
On the popular app, Lupita P. Hernandez said, “This is the craziest thing I’ve ever seen, and I live in Texas.”
Sheriff perspired prior to his Walmart excursion. He cannot be considered a true fan if he does not attend the game at AT&T Stadium in Arlington.
Stacy Elliot, the father of Cowboys player Zeke Elliot, took a ride on the brightly colored horse in the parking lot outside the stadium.
Stacy Elliot, the father of Cowboys star Zeke Elliot, took a ride on the brilliantly colored horse that was in the parking lot outside the stadium (pictured)
Abby Kelleher (shown) rode on Sheriff’s back on September 12 during a game.
Last weekend, another enthusiast also rode the horse at the Stadium.
“Never in my life did I imagine that I would be riding a horse at AT&T Stadium before to an NFL football game!!! The happy grandfather wrote, “I will tell my grandchildren that THE @ambassador elliott was a REAL Cowboy!”
Abby Kelleher and Steven Cruz, both Dallas fans, also posted a photo of her and Sheriff outside the stadium on Instagram.
Sheriff appears to frequent all the hotspots, as the horse’s Instagram and TikTok accounts are filled with various bar crawls and restaurant trips.
DailyMail.com has sought response from Duncan.
Many fans had a field day in the comments area, claiming that this is only seen in Texas.