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Jesse Ventura is highly sceptical about Kyle’s record and says Kyle couldn’t back up his claimed kills. I also have no time for a man who puts God and country before family….that’s fucked up!

What's amazing is the government says you can't build like this because it doesn't meet code. I actually had a building inspector tell me this type of construction would not last

Can’t wait to check it out I’ll be living 30-40 minutes from there Great channel Look forward to more videos 😎🇺🇸

Funny my fam settled in tx for past 5gen

You caused me to stop listening with the “un alive” bull$hit. I stopped the clip to type this. Now scrolling on to the next. Your chose of verb makes the content of this clip and you “un interesting “.

Killed id the word.

Holbrook cemetery is really nice.

Unalived, my naked derrier! Just say DEAD! Listened to another site and they used stricken when the proper term should have been "beat" as in "he stricken me to the office" instead of he beat me to the office! I'm getting royally tired of people trying to find alternate wording and failing miserably!!!

Why can't people say real words anymore? I'm so sick of this mess.....

Interesting Can’t wait to check it out

It happened in Holbrook.

YES follow up video please

I can see tombstone feom where i live 😊

Very interesting I’d like to see a follow up video Please Thx

No one has ever been to the moon…. Sorry

Shout out to Flagstaff

How do you know it is his house and has been restored? Not saying your wrong but are you sure?

Landlords be like: modern home, near the center of the city - 5000$ rent

I visited Tombstone LONG before the movie came out. It was GREAT & very crowded

Great movie

When I was a Kid it was much cooler, I went 2 years ago and it was so commercialized, you are right every single building is a store selling something cowboy over priced and cliche I'll never go back

Yeah, it's a tourist trap. Just like Jerome, Arizona or Virginia City, Nevada. They're still fun to see.

I’ve worked on Tombstone. My name is in the credits. I also worked on 30+ features in Moscow been working in and out of there for over 20 years and I could teach you a lot. I was a grip and a set lighting technician not an extra but a technician that worked on the set that heard and listened to every word that was spoken and recorded, and every command by the directors of all the films.

Wasn't the Crystal Palace there also?

Was there recently. It’s so awesome. The locals are great and Johnny Ringo is not too far away.

Crater field 2 had the fences removed in 1976. It became a dirt bike haven. Fabulous place to ride. We rode our a$$es off in those black cinders. The Geological Survey Department blasted these craters in the middle of an off road recreational area that has been used by hundreds of thousands of people since the sixty. Anyone remember the Cinder Rallys every August back then?

I went to Tombstone in the 70s. Decades before the movie. It's a historical fact most of what took place in the 1880s has a lot of people curious ever since...

It's like Virginia city in Nevada. It's nothing but trinket shops and tourists traps for suckers .😂😂😂

Um.....? Nooo... Most of ALL of original Tombstone is still standing!

What city in Arizona?? Pleasant Valley Never heard of it?? Close to what ??

Moving 40 minutes away from tombstone

I suppose this guy has never heard of the Oriental Saloon. Get your facts straight!

Well, I work in the building where Morgan Earp was killed. Maybe you can come by again and learn a few things.

It's a lot of fun, but it's just s narrow main street. Worth a visit though. We had fun. Great food.

If you go to Wichita Kansas, they have a cow town that is not surrounded by merchandise. All I seen them sell was root beer in brown glass bottles. It was a blast from the past that was very appropriate. Look in the Midwest for some of these experiences

R.I.P Legend. 🌟Thank you for your service🌟

Hi my friend and brother, I am a young buck at 63 years old and I have always been fascinated with the Wild West. Especially Tucson Arizona. I actually took leave from the Navy from Long Beach, CA. to visit it while I was there. And I hope to visit one more time, Lord give me the greatest opportunity to do this more time 🙏 Thank you for putting so much time in your channel.

Amazing how close the one in knotts is to the real birdcage, alway thought it was a miniature version

I’ve never been inside the OK Corral, but saw it from the wall from the park next to it. Big Nose Kate’s is okay for a bar, no pun intended, but it’s not a historical site worth going to. The Crystal Palace is a place I always find my way into and The Oriental Saloon is also worth going into. The Bird Cage Theater was little more than a warehouse/stage when I first visited, but they’ve added antiques and old pictures which make it a fun place to go. The room under the stage where card games were held was never open, but I think you can go down there. I’ve never been inside Boothill Cemetery either. Boothill was neglected for many years and the headboards were replaced on the memory of some oldtimer. If you have a motorcycle Tombstone is a nice 77 mile ride down from Tucson.

He's not gone, far from it he is in your internal Prayers for eternity. God had a purpose for him and I'm guessing it was to patrol heaven and keep the Angel's safe🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

that's a beautiful headstone 🙏 R.I P ❤Chris 🙏🌹

That shit goes hard

Pete Spence was a tough looking man, but it probably helped that the only known picture of him was in prison.

I’ve been inside The Birdcage several times in the past. I believe they have added many antiques. I’ve never been to the lower level under the stage where many card games were held, nor behind the stage. Those cribs or the mezzanine above are not very high and an average NBA player could dunk a ball into them. Worth a couple of dollars to visit.

There is or was a sign in front of The Oriental Saloon indicating the spot where Doc Holliday and Johnny Riggo shot at each other. They were so close to each other that they shouldn’t have missed. Both were drunk and they missed. In 1882 in close to the same spot Billy Claibourne wasn’t as lucky.

looks like the one from dances with wolves

Originally located in pleasant valley? What y'all moved the whole cabin or what?

Yoo my bday

Is it that good 😂

Every fucking hair in my body stands up , whyyyyy?!!!!