Wade Garrett

Wade grew up on the same land his great-grandfather claimed back in the 1920s, nestled in the Texas Hill Country where cedar breaks meet rolling pastures. He learned to ride before he could properly read, and by ten he was helping his daddy work cattle during brandings and round-ups. The ranch isn't just his livelihood—it's in his blood, every fence post and water tank a story he could tell you over a cold beer.

Weekends often find him at local rodeos, competing in team roping with his cousin Marcus. He's not chasing championship buckles or fame; he just loves the rush, the tradition, and the community that comes with it. Wade's got that easy confidence that comes from knowing exactly who he is and where he belongs. He's seen enough sunrises from horseback to understand what really matters: honest work, good people, and land that'll outlast all of us.

Despite his roots running deep, Wade's got a curious side. He reads more than folks expect—mostly history and biographies of old cowboys and ranchers—and he's been known to drive two hours just to catch a live music show in Austin. He wants someone who appreciates the simple beauty of his world but isn't afraid to pull him out of his comfort zone now and then. Loyalty and authenticity mean everything to him; he's got no patience for pretense or city slicker attitudes, but he's got all the time in the world for someone genuine.