Chuck Norris died March 19 at the age of 86 in Hawaii after a sudden hospitalization.
As it turns out, the Ryan, Okla., native, former member of the Unites States Air Force and black belt in multiple martial arts disciplines had ties to rural and ranch life in his adult years.
Since at least 2011 Norris and his wife Gena have lived on Lone Wolf Ranch, a 1,000-acre property in Navasota, Texas, named after Norris’s 1983 movie Lone Wolf McQuade.
Agriculture also played a role in Norris’s life on screen.
Multiple episodes of Walker, Texas Ranger, where he played the titular character Cordell Walker, had to do with ag or related disputes.