You remain one of my best teachers, and certainly the most fun. So grateful for people like you who bring the whole world to me on this little box in my hands. It's such a magical thing to me.
@@WildWestExtravaganza I can definitely relate to working your ass off and seeing those that don't somehow benefiting more. I call them lanterns. Not too bright and ya have to carry them. It just sucks.
This is a wonderful compilation of photographs and Your stories Josh. I appreciate the time and efforts You spend bringing us this information and entertainment. Thank You again. Best Wishes to You, Your Family and Friends.
Another fantastic video!!! I love your channel Josh!!! I followed your link in the show notes to Texas history channel to find the story about the 2nd battle of adobe walls, but I could not find anything about that battle. I must have missed it and will look again. I'd love to see that! Thanks for all hard work you do for us! Your videos and history are outstanding! The best I've found anywhere!!!
When I look at national income averages I always think it's a load of crap. Where the hell do these numbers come from. I can't be the only one living well below these numbers. Maybe I'm just one of few not lying about it
@@SlasherSociety09 the average is massively skewed by the mega earners. I bet if you drop the top 2% and knew about the uncounted the real average is something like 25k a year... where I live most people make well under 50
Looks like I finally have a proper use for my big thumbs. Only have time for about 30 min tonight but I’ll return to listening on the way to work tomorrow. Thx!
You should study up and do a story of the area of Northwest Florida, below the Alabama border. Now some call it the "Redneck Riviera" but this VERY wild area was where J.W. Hardin went when running from the Rangers in Texas. The few residents of this area fought against both the Confedefacy AND the Union during the War Between the States. It was pretty wild even up until the 1950s and 60s when my family came here. There were few people here then. It has grown SO FAST our history is being buried and lost because of people who want to turn this place into Miami! Lower Alabama (L.A.) residents and the old timers from here had our own thing going back then. Rube Burrows story brought on THIS comment. Maybe, if you run out of Wild West stories, you could investigate OUR area. I think you'll find it QUITE AN INTERESTING JOURNEY! Thanks for your great podcasts.❤
You sir have become my favorite you tube discovery. Started listening to a mountain man episode and I'm making my way through. The words you spoke at the end of this episode. Stirred my soul some. Keep doing what your doing and why ain't you writing books?
🦋good day Josh We so enjoy your stories and trust your research as not just a verbatim article from Wild West magazine. You sound handsome and clear. Interesting to pay attention too. Thanks for leaving ‘woke’ to others but still having a careful heart. We have learned things we never clearly understood. Very clear conversational style. Well enunciated. Honest. Interesting. Very smart
You should do a video on the Harpe brothers. I know thats a little bit before the old west, but they were America's first serial killers. You always do well with your research and put it together perfectly. Id love to hear your take on it, sir.
When I worked at a hardware store, making the coffee was up to me. Everyone thought I made the best coffee. Months later a customer said this is pretty strong coffee. I told him around here we make coffe, if you want something lesser they make tea down at the fish house. He still purchaced his goods, but gave me a dirty look.
On Rube Burrow's section...the 38-40 was based off the 44-40. Both are pretty "hot" pistol cartridges when loaded to original black powder specs. 38-40 used a 180 grain cast lead bullet, moving 1000fps out of a pistol, 1300 or more out of a carbine/rifle. This is about on par with 180 grain cast lead bullets from a .357. 44-40 used a 200 grain bullet at the same speeds or a hair faster, putting it between 44 Special and .44 Mag. For reference, .45 Colt used a cast 250 or 255 grain bullet between 910 fps and 1000 fps, depending on the source.
💀..Hey slick, my Grandfather hailed from Alabama. Attended Auburn, as well as Annapolis..To be fair, we do like your show, having personally grown up in the West..Keep up your great work..!!
Josh im a uk resident so don't have A.C. or transmission its a gearbox over here lol, but you hit everything else on mark, cost of living to expensive, great channel josh glad I found you keep it real, simo from robinhood land Nottinghamshire UK...
I WILL COTINUE EDITING THIS AS I FIND MORE. ESPECIALLY ABOUT CULLEN BAKER. I could easily find you enough info for a whole video just about him. 1:19:00 Maxwell is a great grandma's name on my mom's side. I'm gonna have to do some research now. Mom's dad's mom: Annie Ethel Maxwell , born 1888 Newtown MO. Her father Thomas Putnam Maxwell born 1861 Putnam, MO. From what I can tell, this line goes back to Scotland. Now, what I've heard from some pretty hardcore pre-Columbian contact historians, is the Scotts and a lot of the Natives had really good relations before the Brits encroaching. Scottish clan life and tribal "Indian" life coincided very well together. But that all probably started way before this story was set to take place. 1:58:00 another uncommon name which is one of my great grandma's: Bowers (Bauer). I also have a "Smith" grandma. But I thought that was an everyman name. 2:00:00 Holy Bejeezus! I have a Kelly great grandma. Did the south occur in a vaccuum?? 2:37:06 Really? My mom's great grandma was named Fannie Mae Baker, born in Illinois. 😮 John may have been her uncle. 2:49:05 Now all these surnames are on my mom's mom's side... BUT... My mom's dad did live in Arkansas from at least 1930 tp 1940, so I know they were around there at this time. ((I know all these relations cause I'm geneologist. ) 2:42:13 the uncle was Thomas Young, brother of his mom Elizabeth Young. I can find out everything you want about either of them. It was specifically his daughter's Maternal grandfather that she was left with. 3:08:30 Hey. Watch what you say about my daddy, boy.... 🧐💪 He wasn't a Yankee. Oh wait. Yeah he was. And his grandpa's house was on the Bozeman trail in SD, as a stop on the underground railroad. Somebody in my family tree was listed on some documents with the last name Moses, but another name on other documents. I always disregarded the name Moaes as a mistake. My dad's family were Quakers, descended from William Bradford. I'll have to research this one...
You brought up something that got me thinking when you covered the story about Rube, that he robbed a stagecoach, not caring about the financial status of the passengers. I venture to guess that anyone who could afford to pay for a ride on a stagecoach probably was a person of some means so Rube could have assumed so much. By the way, I think Rube was pressing his luck and should have quit when he was ahead. He had already robbed enough to afford living high on the hog for the rest of his life. As I hear you tell these stories, you impress me as being someone who would prefer living back in those days right in the middle of the action. Question: putting yourself in the shoes of a person like Brushy Roberts, which of these characters would you most like to be? Or wish you were? My God, get a load of those Bama names...Jewel, Vernon, Moses.. nothing can compare. Last comment about Rube: Those two African Americans who waylaid Rube sure were lucky that he didn't have the disposition of that real mean guy you covered in another video...I already forgot his name...he was the equal of "Joaquin Murietta" except to black people...you know who. Now, don't tell me you want to be him!! Lol😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅
You should do an episode on the courthouse shootout of Carroll County Virginia. I know it’s not the west but it’s got the outlaws and lawmen fighting but in the mountains of Virginia in the home of Frank Beamer the old coach of Virginia Tech
You must do hours of research for these podcasts. I get a kick out of the way you present all of this information. I was cracking up at the way you described your typical Vernon. I have met a couple of these guys in my life. As for the 38-40 cartridge it a 38 caliber bullet backed up with 40 grains of black powder. It is both a rifle and a pistol cartridge. Cowboys and outlaws both liked it because they could have a Colt revolver chambered in 38-40 and a Winchester rifle chambered in the same cartridge. This solves a lot of problems. In the late 1800's Colt and Winchester had a partnership going on .
Coffee drinkers can only really handle one tea. Earl grey with the same mix of condiments that you'd use in your cup of Joe. It's the only tea that is strong enough to replace coffee in a pinch. Strong and English. Some say dejeerling which if black sure, but two cream and one sugar tastes better in Earl grey and it can also be had black with no real strength problems.
sorry, but I can not understand your sentiment to Rube Burrow. He was a men with land to his name. Hard working or not. He had more than most people ever get a chance in their life to get. And he murdered people in cold blood. Like the post office men and probably several police men who only wanted to keep old people and children safe from lunatics. Easy money for sure might be the reason why he didn't continue to work. But he was a men who had it all and it still wasn't enough. It's sad that people still sing songs about him and have forgotten the people who worked hard and got their lives cut short by Rube Burrow. He didn't do it for fame so I don't think people should forget about him. But when telling the story of Rube Burrow, it's a story of a men who denied many people the right for a chance of pursuing their luck. don't get me wrong. you make great videos. I love this one. You tell these stories in detail and with emotion.
38/40 basically means 38 caliber 40 grains of black powder. So yes 38/40 and 44/40 are similar in that the powder charge is the same but caliber is different
Now if this isn't one of the most original...once in a lifetime statements of All Time..," Giving you a little history foreplay...get things good and lubricated ..can't go in dry ....got to make out a little...PLAY A LITTLE HISTORY STINK FINGER...BRO..THATS STRAIGHT UP GENIUS LEVEL...
Talking about work your ass off trying to survive, is my life at the moment spent all my money on lawyers winning my 2 kids in court, now being a single dad 11 and 9 yr old is so hard , my ex sl#t wife of touring the word with my money, you touched a heart string brother 😢
This young man's works are worthy of a Producer and funding, to Produce his History Stories with an Accompaniment of Video, a full fledged Video Documentary. Imagine, a Documentary with the focus on Content Facts rather than: (Productions based on History for Entertainment Profits, written and Produced with an obvious idea that all the Public is inept and ignorant, with their "Overly Dramatic Rhetoric, Narrators, Music, and drawn out, repetitive dialogue l, lead up to a "No new Information", just a repeating of the Mainstream Academic Theory Based Narratives.) I far prefer the History and Science Documentaries that are pre 1980, over the E and "History Channel, Media Productions for Profits" that are Common in the Cable Media's.
I think a shot gun shell full of dimes would have had a face value of $1 or more. To this a loader would have to add the cost of casing and primer. That would be comparable to $30 + today per shell. Sounds like Hollywood.
i live 10 minutes from Vernon, Al and yes . . . it is in fact a country ass town,lol. that said, it is not a place where you want to get caught f~ckin around in, because you will definitely find out.
Side note; Albert Pike was a notable character. He was a 33 degree Mason and Lucifarian and wrote Morals and Dogma. He was quite an evil individual. And a major occultist in his time.
Thank you for keeping the wild West alive
@@aaronwilliams7505 I can't stand his voice.
You remain one of my best teachers, and certainly the most fun. So grateful for people like you who bring the whole world to me on this little box in my hands. It's such a magical thing to me.
Many thanks
💀..Right On, "Ninja Grrl"..More power to ya, Angel..✨️🌻
Best western channel on youtube hands down. Thanks
Appreciate that
Absolutely!! Keep it up man. History at the O.K. Coral is badass too but I still come here first.
"History stink finger" Josh, man, you are one of the few RUclipsrs who has the guts to tell it like it is and I like you for it. Keep it comin'.
I’m trying!
I love your gift, thank you for sharing it with me. I’m so glad I found you.
Thanks
Elegantly said
Bloody Beaver grinding out another 3 plus hour video. Damn right brother. Keep em coming.
I’m trying
Another o.g. respect
@@WildWestExtravaganza Love the part Wyatt talks about guns and gunplay.
@@WildWestExtravaganza I can definitely relate to working your ass off and seeing those that don't somehow benefiting more. I call them lanterns. Not too bright and ya have to carry them. It just sucks.
Thanks
In tears on the yellow fever bit. The honest perspective mixed with the sense of humor makes this the best western history on RUclips.
This is a wonderful compilation of photographs and Your stories Josh.
I appreciate the time and efforts You spend bringing us this information and entertainment. Thank You again.
Best Wishes to You, Your Family and Friends.
Glad you like them!
Thank you for your hard work brother 🙏🏻
Thank you for listening
You are rapidly becoming the best version of yourself and it is remarkable. Thank you.
I appreciate that
Another fantastic video!!! I love your channel Josh!!! I followed your link in the show notes to Texas history channel to find the story about the 2nd battle of adobe walls, but I could not find anything about that battle. I must have missed it and will look again. I'd love to see that! Thanks for all hard work you do for us! Your videos and history are outstanding! The best I've found anywhere!!!
Josh, thank you bro for your time, bringing us great content your voice is easy to listen to and I love how you add some humor in as well keep it up 👍
My pleasure!
That rant about work/poverty, what can I say, brought a tear man that's my life.
Your not alone Brother
100% not alone bro. Somethings gotta give
My dad worked 12 hours a day for 25 cents a day in the 20s and 30s.
When I look at national income averages I always think it's a load of crap. Where the hell do these numbers come from. I can't be the only one living well below these numbers. Maybe I'm just one of few not lying about it
@@SlasherSociety09 the average is massively skewed by the mega earners. I bet if you drop the top 2% and knew about the uncounted the real average is something like 25k a year... where I live most people make well under 50
Looks like I finally have a proper use for my big thumbs. Only have time for about 30 min tonight but I’ll return to listening on the way to work tomorrow. Thx!
No rush!
Thanks man!!! Help get through a boring day at work
Stay safe
Im not even done with JC yet! 😂 I appreciate you working overtime my man!
My pleasure
You should study up and do a story of the area of Northwest Florida, below the Alabama border. Now some call it the "Redneck Riviera" but this VERY wild area was where J.W. Hardin went when running from the Rangers in Texas. The few residents of this area fought against both the Confedefacy AND the Union during the War Between the States. It was pretty wild even up until the 1950s and 60s when my family came here. There were few people here then. It has grown SO FAST our history is being buried and lost because of people who want to turn this place into Miami! Lower Alabama (L.A.) residents and the old timers from here had our own thing going back then. Rube Burrows story brought on THIS comment. Maybe, if you run out of Wild West stories, you could investigate OUR area. I think you'll find it QUITE AN INTERESTING JOURNEY! Thanks for your great podcasts.❤
You definitely do your research and let us know what is proven correct and what may not be completely true. Much respect bro!
Thank you
You sir have become my favorite you tube discovery. Started listening to a mountain man episode and I'm making my way through. The words you spoke at the end of this episode. Stirred my soul some. Keep doing what your doing and why ain't you writing books?
Thank you!
Great to here stories other than the most famous. Nice thanks
OmG Josh, your great bro. Thank you . I had to share this one with my 22 yr old boy. Thanks again brother.
Glad you enjoyed it
This man never misses 🙏 entertainment for the drive into work sorted for the next few days
Ah yes, all but the one and only George Temple who was once ,"The Fastest Gun Alive".
AWESOME!! Looking forward to the show!
Thanks for the new content! I always enjoy your work. God bless you brother!
Many thanks
🦋good day Josh We so enjoy your stories and trust your research as not just a verbatim article from Wild West magazine. You sound handsome and clear. Interesting to pay attention too. Thanks for leaving ‘woke’ to others but still having a careful heart. We have learned things we never clearly understood. Very clear conversational style. Well enunciated. Honest. Interesting. Very smart
Frances, I appreciate the kind words but I’m very woke and not very handsome
You are awesome dude, I will start supporting your show next week
No, you’re awesome
Most amazing historion on the net thanks great voice with great information and your.humour is top notch thanks again
New to the channel this is my second video and I'm already hooked. Nice content I subscribed halfway through the first video
Welcome aboard! Thank you!
I live in Bryan county Oklahoma. You are right about the woods and thickets of this area. I live in Cartwright, right on the Red River.
Bro, you're rambling about Vernon is GOLD! Id like to think dudes named Vernon are like that as well.👊💪😂
You should do a video on the Harpe brothers. I know thats a little bit before the old west, but they were America's first serial killers. You always do well with your research and put it together perfectly. Id love to hear your take on it, sir.
I’m hoping to
@WildWestExtravaganza well heck yeah. Your hoping to is a lot more constructive than mine lol. Look forward to hearing it man! Awesome work you do.
Blue collar stoy teller. AWESOME! I'm learning stuff to! Thanks man
I appreciate it!
You put that down on Being a single a Father … nailed it 🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼
I'll never look at a full moon the same after learning about puha and the Comanche Moon raids.
When I worked at a hardware store, making the coffee was up to me. Everyone thought I made the best coffee. Months later a customer said this is pretty strong coffee. I told him around here we make coffe, if you want something lesser they make tea down at the fish house. He still purchaced his goods, but gave me a dirty look.
On Rube Burrow's section...the 38-40 was based off the 44-40. Both are pretty "hot" pistol cartridges when loaded to original black powder specs.
38-40 used a 180 grain cast lead bullet, moving 1000fps out of a pistol, 1300 or more out of a carbine/rifle. This is about on par with 180 grain cast lead bullets from a .357.
44-40 used a 200 grain bullet at the same speeds or a hair faster, putting it between 44 Special and .44 Mag.
For reference, .45 Colt used a cast 250 or 255 grain bullet between 910 fps and 1000 fps, depending on the source.
💀..Hey slick, my Grandfather hailed from Alabama. Attended Auburn, as well as Annapolis..To be fair, we do like your show, having personally grown up in the West..Keep up your great work..!!
Thank you!
Josh im a uk resident so don't have A.C. or transmission its a gearbox over here lol, but you hit everything else on mark, cost of living to expensive, great channel josh glad I found you keep it real, simo from robinhood land Nottinghamshire UK...
Thanks for the bedtime content.
Cheers from the Missouri River headwaters.
Cheers!
The rant at 1:10:00 is the best. Explaining Rubens thought process about being broke and busting your ass. I love it
The way you described Vernon is on point with the older guy that used to fix our bikes growing up... and i live in So-Cal lmao
Ha!
@3:45 just noticed that could be the same almost exact top billy the kid wears in the famous photo. This one @14:07
28:50 Erath County, Texas.
Stephenville.
?
I WILL COTINUE EDITING THIS AS I FIND MORE. ESPECIALLY ABOUT CULLEN BAKER. I could easily find you enough info for a whole video just about him.
1:19:00 Maxwell is a great grandma's name on my mom's side. I'm gonna have to do some research now.
Mom's dad's mom:
Annie Ethel Maxwell , born 1888 Newtown MO.
Her father Thomas Putnam Maxwell born 1861 Putnam, MO.
From what I can tell, this line goes back to Scotland. Now, what I've heard from some pretty hardcore pre-Columbian contact historians, is the Scotts and a lot of the Natives had really good relations before the Brits encroaching. Scottish clan life and tribal "Indian" life coincided very well together. But that all probably started way before this story was set to take place.
1:58:00 another uncommon name which is one of my great grandma's: Bowers (Bauer).
I also have a "Smith" grandma. But I thought that was an everyman name.
2:00:00 Holy Bejeezus! I have a Kelly great grandma. Did the south occur in a vaccuum??
2:37:06 Really? My mom's great grandma was named Fannie Mae Baker, born in Illinois. 😮 John may have been her uncle.
2:49:05 Now all these surnames are on my mom's mom's side... BUT... My mom's dad did live in Arkansas from at least 1930 tp 1940, so I know they were around there at this time.
((I know all these relations cause I'm geneologist. )
2:42:13 the uncle was Thomas Young, brother of his mom Elizabeth Young. I can find out everything you want about either of them. It was specifically his daughter's Maternal grandfather that she was left with.
3:08:30 Hey. Watch what you say about my daddy, boy.... 🧐💪 He wasn't a Yankee. Oh wait. Yeah he was. And his grandpa's house was on the Bozeman trail in SD, as a stop on the underground railroad.
Somebody in my family tree was listed on some documents with the last name Moses, but another name on other documents. I always disregarded the name Moaes as a mistake. My dad's family were Quakers, descended from William Bradford. I'll have to research this one...
Awesome video be safe out there yawww
Thanks!
man you message at 1hour and 11 mins hits home
I hear ya
Keep goshing us lol i love your sense of humor
Thanks
You brought up something that got me thinking when you covered the story about Rube, that he robbed a stagecoach, not caring about the financial status of the passengers. I venture to guess that anyone who could afford to pay for a ride on a stagecoach probably was a person of some means so Rube could have assumed so much. By the way, I think Rube was pressing his luck and should have quit when he was ahead. He had already robbed enough to afford living high on the hog for the rest of his life.
As I hear you tell these stories, you impress me as being someone who would prefer living back in those days right in the middle of the action. Question: putting yourself in the shoes of a person like Brushy Roberts, which of these characters would you most like to be? Or wish you were?
My God, get a load of those Bama names...Jewel, Vernon, Moses..
nothing can compare.
Last comment about Rube: Those two African Americans who waylaid Rube sure were lucky that he didn't have the disposition of that real mean guy you covered in another video...I already forgot his name...he was the equal of "Joaquin Murietta" except to black people...you know who. Now, don't tell me you want to be him!! Lol😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅
Hey Josh long time listener new subscribe great job
Thanks Dave
You should do an episode on the courthouse shootout of Carroll County Virginia. I know it’s not the west but it’s got the outlaws and lawmen fighting but in the mountains of Virginia in the home of Frank Beamer the old coach of Virginia Tech
Ty this wild
Please Josh do more of these kind of videos
Yes sir
I love history so much and I just got a cowboy on a house as a tattoo
Great stuff
Another excellent job Josh!
Gracias
Fantastic
Thanks
I had the privilege to work on and help preserve one of Annie's houses in the 1990's. The house is probably 1890's and still standing.
That’s pretty cool!
😂😂😂😂 hearing Florida Georgia line he caught the hammer and put it to his head😂😂😂
Lol my African and native relatives also caught yellow fever 😂
Josh, could you do an episode of Nellie Cashman a contemporary of Doc Holiday?
What's up Josh I always say this in my head the way you say hit in ur funny voice when ur teasing lol I'm stoned sorry
Yeah!.....WHERE'S THE "YAWWWW?".......LOL...need that!
ANOTHER FAB EPISODE!...
You must do hours of research for these podcasts. I get a kick out of the way you present all of this information. I was cracking up at the way you described your typical Vernon. I have met a couple of these guys in my life. As for the 38-40 cartridge it a 38 caliber bullet backed up with 40 grains of black powder. It is both a rifle and a pistol cartridge. Cowboys and outlaws both liked it because they could have a Colt revolver chambered in 38-40 and a Winchester rifle chambered in the same cartridge. This solves a lot of problems. In the late 1800's Colt and Winchester had a partnership going on .
Good info, thanks!
Enjoy the stories as well as the presentation!
Thanks
You're just too real, I wouldn't have it any other way.
Coffee drinkers can only really handle one tea. Earl grey with the same mix of condiments that you'd use in your cup of Joe.
It's the only tea that is strong enough to replace coffee in a pinch. Strong and English. Some say dejeerling which if black sure, but two cream and one sugar tastes better in Earl grey and it can also be had black with no real strength problems.
I think we're going to see more gunfighters& some memorable characters due to "situation" In this country
Cant imagine how tough these men were!
sorry, but I can not understand your sentiment to Rube Burrow. He was a men with land to his name. Hard working or not. He had more than most people ever get a chance in their life to get.
And he murdered people in cold blood. Like the post office men and probably several police men who only wanted to keep old people and children safe from lunatics.
Easy money for sure might be the reason why he didn't continue to work.
But he was a men who had it all and it still wasn't enough. It's sad that people still sing songs about him and have forgotten the people who worked hard and got their lives cut short by Rube Burrow.
He didn't do it for fame so I don't think people should forget about him. But when telling the story of Rube Burrow, it's a story of a men who denied many people the right for a chance of pursuing their luck.
don't get me wrong. you make great videos. I love this one.
You tell these stories in detail and with emotion.
What is the book on Wyatt Earp that this narration is in!
Two minutes after I asked……thanks anyway.
1:11:00 um sounds like you've had or have it rough. I'm sorry. Thanks for your hard work!
38/40 basically means 38 caliber 40 grains of black powder. So yes 38/40 and 44/40 are similar in that the powder charge is the same but caliber is different
That 38/40was super accurate
Yellow fever here but no anime but pretty close got to go to Port Lavaca
Kit Carson, rode with such the likes of Vince Neil, Nick Mars, Nikki sticks, and Tommy Lee, like no other motley Crue could be,
Now if this isn't one of the most original...once in a lifetime statements of All Time..," Giving you a little history foreplay...get things good and lubricated ..can't go in dry ....got to make out a little...PLAY A LITTLE HISTORY STINK FINGER...BRO..THATS STRAIGHT UP GENIUS LEVEL...
My grandparents had a farm close to Ft. LARAMIE.
Very cool
Breakout the popcorn🎉❤
Make America great again, indeed.
I don't live far from DuckHill There is a Opossum Bayou near BuckShot Hollar That are both in fact near Duck Hill
Niccccce
My wife is from Kennedy alabama and works in vernon
Ummm, where’s the “yawww”
It's yeeaaww😊🤠
I have the same question
3:27:32
Yeehaww
That's it. Unsubbed lol JK
Talking about work your ass off trying to survive, is my life at the moment spent all my money on lawyers winning my 2 kids in court, now being a single dad 11 and 9 yr old is so hard , my ex sl#t wife of touring the word with my money, you touched a heart string brother 😢
I’m sorry you’re going through all of that. Just remember nothing lasts forever, you got this.
And I got a Winchester 38-40 octagon barrel my grandfather brought it back from the war 1892
That’s awesome
Josh bro, leave the red heads alone 😅check out James Michener 2books hard cover on Texas, good read, keep up the good work,,
Holy mother of our fucked up God - you are one good story teller! Love listening to you!
Thank you
This young man's works are worthy of a Producer and funding, to Produce his History Stories with an Accompaniment of Video, a full fledged Video Documentary.
Imagine, a Documentary with the focus on Content Facts rather than:
(Productions based on History for Entertainment Profits, written and Produced with an obvious idea that all the Public is inept and ignorant, with their "Overly Dramatic Rhetoric, Narrators, Music, and drawn out, repetitive dialogue l, lead up to a "No new Information", just a repeating of the Mainstream Academic Theory Based Narratives.)
I far prefer the History and Science Documentaries that are pre 1980, over the E and "History Channel, Media Productions for Profits" that are Common in the Cable Media's.
A lot of what Erpe said made sense.
Wow ... Poor babies ..
Rube knew no better 😮
Hell yes!
I agree your .. ya wee in the beginning of your videos is your calling card ...
"There's a band called Florida Georgia Line, I guess 'Titty Bars and Fireworks' was already taken " ~ Larry the cable guy.
Haha
My favorite John Wayne movie is the cowboys
That’s a good one!
@WildWestExtravaganza it is lol love Bruce Dern the guy is hilarious 😂
I think a shot gun shell full of dimes would have had a face value of $1 or more. To this a loader would have to add the cost of casing and primer. That would be comparable to $30 + today per shell. Sounds like Hollywood.
i live 10 minutes from Vernon, Al and yes . . . it is in fact a country ass town,lol.
that said, it is not a place where you want to get caught f~ckin around in, because you will definitely find out.
Show something about Corpus Christi… lotsa history here
Man id love if Wyatt really spun that yarn
Any idea what her name is???
Hadn’t heard of him. I guess he wasn’t as notorious as his kid brother
Side note; Albert Pike was a notable character. He was a 33 degree Mason and Lucifarian and wrote Morals and Dogma. He was quite an evil individual. And a major occultist in his time.