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.
@@just_observing1Texas has several accents. Most of them are still going strong. The central Texas German/texan accent is dying out. It’s dying because of the influx of people from out of state over the last 30 years. I’m from west Texas. We have a mix of Texan and a high plains accent.
That’s a Cracker accent! It’s diff from the rest of the south. Listen close. I grew up down there. My uncle did plenty ah business with these guys. These guys are Legends!!!! The Santa Marta Colombian was the best,everyone wanted it. Bring back the freighters boys! Yeeew!
Ol port Salerno is gentrified and full of Yankee tourist now a days! That was another notorious port of entry back in the day! All those commercial fishermen had side hustle! 😂 you never seen more brand new pickup trucks in a trailer park in your life! Lmfaooo The good Ol days are gone my man! Sad! 😎🤙Love from Ft. Pierce. Rt up the road…
@@scottkraft1062 Ft. Pierce is Next for the gentrification! Use to be a nice lil drinking and smoking town with a fishing Problem Lmaoo now it’s tourist town. Archie’s is a family place now! 🤣
Was beautiful, not anymore, the influx of transplants and undocumented migrants have changed it into a hell scape, turning it into exactly where they all came from
Everyone saying this is a Florida accent needs to move around. I can take you to almost any 100 person, off the map, small southern town and find plenty of old southerners who talk like this. Some my family.
Hell Yes East Tennessee, Brother I am From Wears Valley, The Family Church and Cemetery is Headricks Chapel. Abbott’s Holler was Where My Uncle Clyde Lived. But in 35 they made my Mam Maw Move, my Pap paw Godfrey Passed Away in 1939 My Mam maw Had To Raised (12) Twelve Babies. She was Married for a few Years To Charlie Cotter In Wears Valley but That didn’t last because Charlie made Moonshine so She. Wasn’t Having it. So She Actually lived in a Dad Burn Corn Crib Wrapped with Tar Paper by then She Had 9 Babies still at Home. The other Three Went to Work For The CCC Boys The Civilian Conservative Corps. They Built all The Roads that are all Through The Mountains.
@Hemingroo awesome interview! I really miss the old stories. I'm kind of wondering if I'm related to you. I'm 53 years old and from naples. My grandfather Harold Daniels built fishing boats where Tin City is in Naples in the 50s and 60s, and I think before that, they were in Fort Myers doing it. I imagine they all intertwine somewhere. Haha Anyway, thank you for your time.
@@commonsense3505 very could be related to Kent u never know old Florida is hard to find there still a few places people and adventure thank u for ur comment Roo
Used to live in Marathon,Florida back in the 90s and knew a few people that were getting out of prison after 10-20 years from runnin dope in boats. In the 90s they was smuggling people in.
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.....
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
Being born and breed in Florida is a blessing swimming to try and sneak up on gators to hearing stories from all the old heads doing stuff like what's in the video or running moonshine to the mob stories because they liked using locals to do alot of there work
Cool story is right!!! I’ve heard a few of these myself and nobody tells it like Kent, every word true!! And when all that was going on he was around 25-28 years old!!!!!
Thank u for ur comments I appreciate it . Yea i really had a wonderful time down parkway motel and marina . They made me feel at home . I could listen to Kent all day long . Thank u Roo
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 😂
If he loaded it, he knew is wasn't marijuana. Weed packages are square. It didn't act like coffee beans, it didn't smell like weed.🥱🥱🥱 This is purely an inbellishment.
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.
That’s an amazing time in Everglades guys reminds me of back home in East Tn . Thank u Roo
Square grouper!😉😁
if anybodys wondering, thats a florida accent.
Ain't no doubt. Southern. Very few left. It's mainly Yankee now😊
Yup. Reminds me of sheriff Grady.
@@just_observing1Texas has several accents. Most of them are still going strong. The central Texas German/texan accent is dying out. It’s dying because of the influx of people from out of state over the last 30 years. I’m from west Texas. We have a mix of Texan and a high plains accent.
Just a normal southern accent.
That’s a Cracker accent! It’s diff from the rest of the south. Listen close. I grew up down there. My uncle did plenty ah business with these guys. These guys are Legends!!!! The Santa Marta Colombian was the best,everyone wanted it. Bring back the freighters boys! Yeeew!
That's straight up Florida OG.
And a man you don't mess with.
I sure miss old Florida
Tell crocodile bundy to be quiet when an interview is going on.
“-we knew marihuana won’t hurt ya, but cocaine would-“ that phrase! Excellent interview!
Thank yea roo
I've heard some stories about Clewiston Florida back in the old days
The lake was a happening spot....
My grandfather had a belly like that he told me he got it at the Coconut bar in Port Salerno Florida i miss the Florida i grew up in
Ol port Salerno is gentrified and full of Yankee tourist now a days! That was another notorious port of entry back in the day! All those commercial fishermen had side hustle! 😂 you never seen more brand new pickup trucks in a trailer park in your life! Lmfaooo The good Ol days are gone my man! Sad! 😎🤙Love from Ft. Pierce. Rt up the road…
@Ranger830 I know that's why most of my family left when they banned the net's now it makes me physically sick to visit what was
@@scottkraft1062 different times my brother! 😎🤙
@Ranger830 they ran me out because of my side hustle 🤣🤣 enjoy what you got left
@@scottkraft1062 Ft. Pierce is Next for the gentrification! Use to be a nice lil drinking and smoking town with a fishing Problem Lmaoo now it’s tourist town. Archie’s is a family place now! 🤣
I love my state.Beautiful Florida.
Yes sir I love ur state too . Beautiful Florida .Roo
Was beautiful, not anymore, the influx of transplants and undocumented migrants have changed it into a hell scape, turning it into exactly where they all came from
Everyone saying this is a Florida accent needs to move around. I can take you to almost any 100 person, off the map, small southern town and find plenty of old southerners who talk like this. Some my family.
Hell Yes East Tennessee, Brother I am From Wears Valley, The Family Church and Cemetery is Headricks Chapel. Abbott’s Holler was Where My Uncle Clyde Lived. But in 35 they made my Mam Maw Move, my Pap paw Godfrey Passed Away in 1939 My Mam maw Had To Raised (12) Twelve Babies. She was Married for a few Years To Charlie Cotter In Wears Valley but That didn’t last because Charlie made Moonshine so She. Wasn’t Having it. So She Actually lived in a Dad Burn Corn Crib Wrapped with Tar Paper by then She Had 9 Babies still at Home. The other Three Went to Work For The CCC Boys The Civilian Conservative Corps. They Built all The Roads that are all Through The Mountains.
I know exactly where ur at Wears valley . Thank u Roo
I've heard stories about shrimp boats, propane tanks and running from the coast gaurd...
That was a great interview. I don't know how this video doesn't have millions of views
Thank u i appreciate that .Roo
@Hemingroo awesome interview! I really miss the old stories. I'm kind of wondering if I'm related to you. I'm 53 years old and from naples. My grandfather Harold Daniels built fishing boats where Tin City is in Naples in the 50s and 60s, and I think before that, they were in Fort Myers doing it. I imagine they all intertwine somewhere. Haha
Anyway, thank you for your time.
@@commonsense3505 very could be related to Kent u never know old Florida is hard to find there still a few places people and adventure thank u for ur comment Roo
Thank u Roo
The criminal and drug culture in America has enough coverage.....why the country has gone to hell. 🤦♂️
Outlaws for real!!!
Cool video, good ol southern boys.
Used to live in Marathon,Florida back in the 90s and knew a few people that were getting out of prison after 10-20 years from runnin dope in boats. In the 90s they was smuggling people in.
I moved to Marathon 41 years ago. Yesterday was my 40th Highschool reunion
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.....
Hell of a story thanks Roo
I had a 30' T Craft and that joker would scoot!! Hell of a fishing boat
Mr. Squared Grouper
Right on Roo
Dude on the left has your undivided attention.
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
There was a bumper sticker that said " F the whales, save the bails. " meaning wet pot bails washed up on the FL beaches.
😂
Being born and breed in Florida is a blessing swimming to try and sneak up on gators to hearing stories from all the old heads doing stuff like what's in the video or running moonshine to the mob stories because they liked using locals to do alot of there work
Thank u living in hill of tn i know what u mean.Roo
heard someone say they were from east Tennessee I'm from Roane County
Yes I’m from eastern Tennessee . Thank u for watching Roo
The original 'Florida Man.'
This guy is a John D MacDonald character IRL.
Ikr
Travis McGee, Busted Flush and slip 14!
Cool story is right!!! I’ve heard a few of these myself and nobody tells it like Kent, every word true!! And when all that was going on he was around 25-28 years old!!!!!
Thank u for ur comments I appreciate it . Yea i really had a wonderful time down parkway motel and marina . They made me feel at home . I could listen to Kent all day long . Thank u Roo
This is old Florida. Very cool.
Sounds like a Pine Island story
Im from eastern Kentucky lol
Right on I’m a Smokey mountain Tn . Roo
Real florida boy could sit there with that dude for hours
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 😂
Thank u Roo
awesome story! Good stuff!
Thank u Roo
25,000 lbs and still get up and run 👍
Amazing ..Roo
New follower and loved this story!
I appreciate that it amazing story. Kent has amazing stories he’s lived it . And the people Chokoloskee awesome people!!
awesome story
I appreciate that if u ever get a chance to hang in mangroves in Everglades do it Thank u Roo
That’s from too much fish oil
My dad and I were there. Bobby Weeks was our fishing guide and we heard the stories before the big bust.
That’s awesome .what I place to hang in mangroves.
Curtis😅bacom
Uncle daddy
Dude what a cool story
Thank u Roo
That guy has hugely inflamed liver (hepatitis)....
Wow, when you gotta decide who is inbred and who is not, you might be.....
The begining of "CBD" oil !!
I heard that Roo
The Indians also smoked peyote
Should have been caught and done time. Drugs is drug, no matter what kind.
Piss off!
Florida Is awesome!
gen X born and raised
Sounds like jacksonville fla.
If he loaded it, he knew is wasn't marijuana. Weed packages are square. It didn't act like coffee beans, it didn't smell like weed.🥱🥱🥱 This is purely an inbellishment.