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Got to love Kent! ❤️

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Jones passed

Got me with the "Alabama" at the end haha 😊

Jim McGinnis wrote the song 11w Bloody Hwy accident was in 1972

My man, great minds think alike, gotta be able to wash it out. I was planning on using quick release, push button latches, but I kinda like the added security of the riv-nuts

Love that place!! Bull and Christine are fantastic!!

Is there a full video

Bad to the bone!

Pilchard or mullet on the circle hook for sure

Where did you buy them

Man what a hook up! and that jump! New sub to your channel from mine! Tight lines!

😂😊🎉❤

It was Moe's pinto emblem. And I wanted to make a light out of the old Studebaker dash. The champion emblem from the dash is in the Studebaker . Long live Moe Brown! Love you Jolly

I recently visited Everglade city without knowing any of the saltwater cowboy shit and didnt know Dusty Crum lives there also. I liked the little place but then finding all this shit out after going there was a bonus!! Cool little place that ill be revisiting from now on

I love hearing stories like this! I could sit and listen all day. Reminds me of my papa carrying me around as a youngen - sitting and listening to stories at the hardware store in Dallas, GA. Keep up these stories here! I love em!

This is old Florida. Very cool.

Morning guys! just passing through, I stopped and watched your video. Thanks for sharing your stories, have a great day!

I'll be stopping in about getting my jeep running asap. Great to see this piece of history, glad to see others remember the history of Lee Highway & Danger County (as I call it)! 1962 when the bus wrecked, and Governor Dunn promised 4 lane highway after that. Typical political BS! God Bless All

Best story teller that ive heard in awhile reminds me of my grandpa ❤

As a born and raised New Englander here. I had a good interactions with a few native citizens in the Panhandle area while traveling there. I could sit there and chat with them like they were old friends. Good stories spoken are better then reading them. Thanks for this interview with “ The Outlaw” for a minute I though he was talking about another friend of mine. lol 😂

Was it on shrimp?

There was a bumper sticker that said " F the whales, save the bails. " meaning wet pot bails washed up on the FL beaches.

Guy couldn’t work for the secret service that was way too steep a slope to be on!!!

Sounds like a Pine Island story

“-we knew marihuana won’t hurt ya, but cocaine would-“ that phrase! Excellent interview!

Real florida boy could sit there with that dude for hours

Absolutely beautiful

Thanks for this video. I heard you say you're from TN on another video, so hello from Chattanooga TN 😊

What riveter is that?

Forgot the seat

Ah, man... there's a small museum and store called smallwood store. They have books for sale, and there's old newspaper clippings about a serial killer that the town got together and lynched, also same with some old guy from back in the day that smuggled Marijuana.

The Indians also smoked peyote

Where at 👀

that guy looked honored and entirely prepared to be holding that fish, cool dude

Tell dude to shut the hell up this man doing a interview

DINNER.....

You go Roo !

I've heard some stories about Clewiston Florida back in the old days

Wow, when you gotta decide who is inbred and who is not, you might be.....

Man your a beast what a fish 🎉

Hell yeah

I’m a daniels .born and raised in ft myers .but Ken’s one of several of my cousins from there , our family bloodline runs back to 1830 in FL . My grandfather and his brothers were born there before a few moved to ft myers.

Nice catch 👍👍🇺🇲

The begining of "CBD" oil !!

I walked onto a banana boat from Columbia anxhored five miles from Homeport Marina Palm Harbor on Gulf coast north or Dunedin Fl. in 1978. This boat was loaded with 15,000 pounds of Columbian gold grass. Back then the price on streets for Columbian Gold was $90 per 1/4 pound. Period. And ive seen Coast Guard bust boats out picking up from big boats....the men would toss overboard bales that would wash up on shores. We would be out just before sunrise picking up bales....we called it "Seaweed"... Salty dog taste! That was along Sunset beach to up past Tarpon Springs. Ole man would have bales and bales for free! Gone are the good ole days.....

Awesome Classic

Dude on the left has your undivided attention.

I had a 1970 Cheyenne with a 402, I loved that truck!!!

AWESOME. .WHATS NOT TO LOVE