i remember when i was a kid this old guy stopped me because i wasnt supposed to be somewhere and he got out a notepad to write down my name and my parents name and where i lived. even at 9 i was like “why would i tell you that?”
On a right power trip these sorta people. Always feel like it’s cus they have a total loss of control in there pathetic lives and try to establish it by directing control over a victim. There is nothing more Pathetic.
He was pissed but could've been talked down if they had a good reason to be there. a straight line mission is just not a good reason and lying to his face has good odds of being disastrous. This was the correct decision. to run.
Unknown to the geowizard and his compatriot, the angry farmer was loading a musket during the duration of the argument, and they managed to escape just as he was loading his first shot. Scary stuff.
they look like poachers. albiet without anything to poach with 😂 and dont forget, even welsh farmers can spend too much time on facebook and get wild misconceptions about the motivations of people...
I'm from Austria (Europe) and most people don't seem to care where you walk, probably because we have a lot of dedicated hiking routes. If people have a problem they'll usually put some shields like "private road/property". We often hike on pastures next to cows and nobody cares. Sometimes you have to be careful no to accidentally step on the cows when they're chilling on the grass and there isn't much space lol. I don't know what's wrong with some people in the UK (and US). Of course, you don't randomly walk in someone's fenced backyard right next to their house, but that's not why these farmers are mad. The only issues we face are that some hikers are stupid, in the sense that they want to take selfies with cows, ride them, put their kids on them, etc. That's why you see more and more shields that prohibit people to hike with their dogs, since cows see them as a danger. Farmers don't want to be held accountable for their cows attacking hikers with dogs. PS: I have to admit that I tend to hike/walk at places that are public trails, no idea how it's at other places, but at the same time, most of Austria is like a massive hiking route. I know one place where a farmer put shields that state "private property", because too many people's went for a walk on his private land. So it's no like they are pursuing you with their quad or anything...
jeopardy is generated in a story through threats to the main character's goal. if the character's goal is to walk in a straight line, and a cup of tea threatens his ability to do so, then a cup of tea is just as legitimately dramatic as any chainsaw-wielding maniac.
i feel like most would have saw the gurber and might get worried because the only reason you would go in a straight like that is if you are looking for someone
Idk if you’ve found out since posting this since it’s been a year but basically, the guy filming this video set a challenge to cross Wales in a completely straight line. It’s all on RUclips for you to watch.
I lost it when he said to the farmer "We've got to go in a straight line!" Also that farmer is insane, he chased them through like 6 fields and they were clearly doing NOTHING except walking lmao.
Why were you on his land , if you understand you can't go on any of it without permission? Surely if you're carrying out any kind of preservation work you'd consult with the land owner.
Never seen any of his vids have you? Essentially he does these walking across the country in a straight line challenges. This of course entails going through unavoidable plots of private property
I just say to them.... "Tresspass is a civil offence, move me off your land of you want, but as soon as you touch me its a criminal offence and i can legally defend myself" Farmer buggers off
@@ano_nym yeah its strange very strange ... i mean i understand the farmers view id be mad but end of the day these lads are really doing anything wrong in the eyes of the law
High time access laws were changed. The last year for which i could find data, average farm incomes were roughly 30k, of which 28.5k is from the taxpayer in one form of subsidy or another. Equivalent laws to Scotland's SOAC need to be introduced. As for the farmer he has duty of care to the folk on his land and his abusive attitude does him no favours.
What is it with people thinking farmers are allowed to use shotguns? They don’t have any more rights to use one than a normal person. It’s always “oh if the dog goes on that farm, the farmer will shoot it”… okay? And he’ll have committed a crime. Same for if he pointed it at a person. I seriously don’t know where people get this idea. (And no, saying the dog might hurt chickens is not a good enough excuse)
@@TheObeyMayhem I agree. I just pointed out that he didn't need to go in a straight line, he chose to. The only thing that gives you the right to walk anywhere is the local law. In Wales it happens not to be legal, but in Scotland it would be. So the distinction is quite arbitrary, especially when it comes to empty farming grassland as opposed to somebody's garden.
Crossing an entire country in a straight line without deviating 25m off. A weirdly specific criteria that prevents them from walking to the guy. But even if they did, they would get escorted out
in england and wales you do not have the right to roam so its technically illegal to be on someones farmland. in scotland you have the right to roam but if a farmer tells you to leave then u should leave.
there are designated and guaranteed paths through farms etc. that you can take. But walking straight over someones field? hell naw that aint legal at all.
Like he has acres and acres of land with nothing growing on it, just sitting there looking pretty. Does he think they're going to start a sovereign state or what XD
"We've got to go in a completely straight line" No you dont. You made up some arbitrary rules for internet clout and that gives you the right to trespass? Sorry man, im fully on the farmers side.
Yeah the farmer has every right to be pissed and tell them to get off his land. But at the same time who really cares, they didn't do any harm and they got off his land pretty fast anyway as it happened. What was he gonna do if he caught them anyway beat the shit out of them, give them a stern telling off, shoot them? The police don't give a fuck about trespassing in the UK it's not even a crime
@@Andrew-ss7jd Whilst yes you're absolutely right morally and I wouldn't have an issue with it, but legally that farmer had every right to get them off his land and he has no idea of their intention. Doesn't need a reason, it's his land and they are trespassing- but you are right that the police can't really do anything except observe
@hugo8500 part about him not knowing their intentions is huge. If i'm a farmer and I see two dudes dressed up in camo walking across my land, i'm not gonna immediately assume "ah, they're just some good ol boys who absolutely must go in a straight line. No harm done". Nah, pretty sure I'm gonna be pissed and want them off MY PROPERTY.
@wizardclintx1900 meaning they were on his property. Thats like saying "yeah but they had already stolen the diamonds". The crime being past hence means literally nothing
It’s sad that people with their challenges push these little limits for others. This dumbwizard doesn’t really understand that if he could get over these obstacles and showed how easy it was for him to get away from responsibility then it is quite logically to suppose there will be more people to come and do the same. But ya know, for the next time and next newcomers purposes might be very different from just crossing the field.
I think he has prefaced it with “please don’t do this yourself” and he has apologised later after this video came out. I’m pretty sure he also talk a lot about being careful not to pass personal boundaries a lot?
It's crazy how people like you are so okay with 92% of land being totally cutoff from traversal (in UK). Obviously, private space is good, and so it makes perfect sense why buildings, like houses, are totally private. However, an open field with absolutely nothing in it? Why can't I walk across it? Because a bad actor might, um, poison the grass? It's nonsensical that such privatization can extend so far. Sure, they can own the land and have exclusive rights to build, graze, grow, etc. on it, but others should be allowed to traverse it as long as they cause no harm or break no other laws.
These laws regarding trespassing shouldn't be there in the first place. In most cases a guy walking through a field in broad daylight has no intentions in stealing animals/damaging property.
You have no fucking rights when you've already broken the law and trespassed on someone else's land. Narcissistic behavior should never be tolerated, especially from punk idiots trying to make a youtube video. Fully on the farmers side.
Yeah, he would not be able to do this challenge in America lmao. I got a trigger-happy uncle down in Kerrville that wouldn't hesitate to, you know what.
Do Americans realise how they look from the outside in? Casually talking about ending someone's life - joking about it even - simply because they walked on some grass that "belongs" to someone else. That is absolute madness
@@TheExperimentalFreak UK suburbanites kill eachother over fence/tree disputes every day. Sometimes even with guns. The rot spreads mimetically wherever the english language is spoken.
You're way too nice. You could have just silently ignored him and walked on. What's he gonna do, call the police? By the time they arrive, you're miles gone.
Why run? Stop and speak to him. Who decided you have to go in a complete straight line? Go round. If you can read a map, you wouldn't need to piss anyone off. I'd set dogs on you, personally speaking.
@@Boost400 Read what laws are. A self set challenge doesn't give you more rights than you had before you started the challenge. Last I checked this farmer clearly didn't agree to anything and these assholes just started crossing his fences that keep his sheep in the grazing fields he wants them in.
Why would you go on this farmer's property? This isn't cute, you were trespassing and putting Farmer's animals at risk. You also risked your own lives on land you don't understand and around animals you certainly don't understand. Grow up and show respect for others.
They have every right to walk peacefully through that field. Putting animals at risk? The field was bloody empty, man. Develop a functioning brain, my good man
''Quit saying sorry and start threatening him''. That's illegal lol. Do you think it's legal to threaten people with physical harm if they obstruct you?
I'd love to see this dork try this "wearing a mask, camouflage, and carrying a huge knapsack while running across private property" idiocy in the States.
@@disposable3167 Maybe, I think most people would probably let these guys go by without much trouble, but if an angry farmer with a gun tells you to get off his land, you probably shouldn't run away from him in a straight line across an open field.
I love the argument of having to go in a straight line because they have to
“We’ve got to go in a straight line!” 😂
Between this guy, the injured foot and the failed batteries, this really was the trip from hell
They got bad rng on that trip
oh it could've been much worse lmao
"Just tell me who you are and I'll call the police" Lmao, what did he expect?
wishful thinking? sometimes it works to dominate people mentally ahha
@@maciejbala477 Alternatively we can set the dog on you.....
*or I'll call the police
i remember when i was a kid this old guy stopped me because i wasnt supposed to be somewhere and he got out a notepad to write down my name and my parents name and where i lived. even at 9 i was like “why would i tell you that?”
On a right power trip these sorta people. Always feel like it’s cus they have a total loss of control in there pathetic lives and try to establish it by directing control over a victim. There is nothing more Pathetic.
1:57 "just tell me who you are"
5 second before "I don't care who you are"
He was pissed but could've been talked down if they had a good reason to be there. a straight line mission is just not a good reason and lying to his face has good odds of being disastrous. This was the correct decision. to run.
Said sorry more times than Simon in his yellow cinquecento
'we're not up to no good...I promise!'
I solemnly swear that I’m not up to no good
Unknown to the geowizard and his compatriot, the angry farmer was loading a musket during the duration of the argument, and they managed to escape just as he was loading his first shot. Scary stuff.
Already an absolute classic
I remember the tension when waiting for this episode originally
Tom you genuinely light up my days mate. Fucking hilarious
This was crazy lol
Wish we could post gifs on here, the inbetweeners “oh sorry” one would be perfect
When I have seen this in the full video I have genuinely prayed for you😂
Addition: Welsh farmers seem to be very nice people
Prayed? Get a grip ffs soft its tresspass a civil law
Welsh guy vs tech support
I am waiting for you to identify a kid in an historic black and white photo, who is today: The farmer..!! :D
"I don't care who you are!"
"Tell me who you are!"
Make up your mind chap.
And they still sh!t themselves
Walk from Charing Cross in London to the North Sea in a s t r a i g h t line.
I FUCKING HATE IT WHEN PEOPLE RUN ACROSS MY OPEN LAND WITH NOTHING ON IT!!!!!!!
they look like poachers. albiet without anything to poach with 😂 and dont forget, even welsh farmers can spend too much time on facebook and get wild misconceptions about the motivations of people...
Now that I know the context this is much, much funnier
So glad you decided to make this channel. Love it
Im Sorry
You fkin will be once i get a hold of ya XD
bet he was livid he didnt get a hold of you
I'm from Austria (Europe) and most people don't seem to care where you walk, probably because we have a lot of dedicated hiking routes. If people have a problem they'll usually put some shields like "private road/property". We often hike on pastures next to cows and nobody cares. Sometimes you have to be careful no to accidentally step on the cows when they're chilling on the grass and there isn't much space lol. I don't know what's wrong with some people in the UK (and US). Of course, you don't randomly walk in someone's fenced backyard right next to their house, but that's not why these farmers are mad.
The only issues we face are that some hikers are stupid, in the sense that they want to take selfies with cows, ride them, put their kids on them, etc. That's why you see more and more shields that prohibit people to hike with their dogs, since cows see them as a danger. Farmers don't want to be held accountable for their cows attacking hikers with dogs.
PS: I have to admit that I tend to hike/walk at places that are public trails, no idea how it's at other places, but at the same time, most of Austria is like a massive hiking route. I know one place where a farmer put shields that state "private property", because too many people's went for a walk on his private land. So it's no like they are pursuing you with their quad or anything...
Y’all acting like this is something out of Texas chainsaw massacre. He probably was just gonna give ya a stern talking to and a cuppa
jeopardy is generated in a story through threats to the main character's goal. if the character's goal is to walk in a straight line, and a cup of tea threatens his ability to do so, then a cup of tea is just as legitimately dramatic as any chainsaw-wielding maniac.
that would be the end of the mission if he took them to his house for a cup of tea
@@ParisianWeetabix legendary comment 😂
you guys have no idea how lucky you are you were not in america
i feel like most would have saw the gurber and might get worried because the only reason you would go in a straight like that is if you are looking for someone
The majority of people in the UK regard themselves as lucky for not being in America.
Very lucky they didn’t accidentally hop on a plane to the US, that would’ve been very unfortunate luck.
@@cupofcustard Isn't london 60% african and indian
At least it's nice to see that this farmer has so much free time to follow the two of them through countless fields.
It's his fucking land, he has every right to keep you off of it. The ego of you idiots.
literally posting this on a video of two clowns walking across a country in a straight line
Reminds me of a farmer who threatened to shoot me with a shotgun, similar place too, maybe even the same arse🤔
he was angry you might be getting to close to hes sheep the welsh love there sheep
Do it in Texas
The farmer sounds like an angry schoolmaster .
how can you have any pudding if you don't eat your meat?
@@axuh382 Pink Floyd exactly.
What where you trying to get to?
Never seen this channel before and i need context, wtf is going on lmao
Idk if you’ve found out since posting this since it’s been a year but basically, the guy filming this video set a challenge to cross Wales in a completely straight line. It’s all on RUclips for you to watch.
@@lordbaconn6591 ohh I see, thank u
Not Very Welcoming lol 😂
Welsh farmers scare me
You got punked
Why where you in the field?
I lost it when he said to the farmer "We've got to go in a straight line!" Also that farmer is insane, he chased them through like 6 fields and they were clearly doing NOTHING except walking lmao.
Tom your videos need to be less than 1 minute long to be shorts
Why were you on his land , if you understand you can't go on any of it without permission?
Surely if you're carrying out any kind of preservation work you'd consult with the land owner.
Never seen any of his vids have you? Essentially he does these walking across the country in a straight line challenges. This of course entails going through unavoidable plots of private property
2 blokes in combats scared of a farmer hahahah melts
Scared how? They were dedicated in keeping on the straight line and straight up ignored his requests at risk of being hit or even shot.
Scared how? They were dedicated in keeping on the straight line and straight up ignored his requests at risk of being hit or even shot.
@Behdkw 😂😂😂 what a pair of sausages
@@XtremeSk8ter 😂😂😂😂😂 seriously?
@Behdkw most farmers are but you could see they were crapping themselves i just wish people knew laws and their rights
I just say to them.... "Tresspass is a civil offence, move me off your land of you want, but as soon as you touch me its a criminal offence and i can legally defend myself"
Farmer buggers off
Not surprised that in GB you can apparently not defend yourself against trespassers...
@@ano_nym yeah its strange very strange ... i mean i understand the farmers view id be mad but end of the day these lads are really doing anything wrong in the eyes of the law
What bass ackwards country is this where the trespassers are in the right? I swear, Europe is a decade or less from total collapse.
@@RoughWalkers you don't have right to roam in Wales, so they are.
@@RoughWalkers since when is trespassing not a criminal offense regardless of what you are trespassing for... The ego of you people is fucking nuts.
High time access laws were changed. The last year for which i could find data, average farm incomes were roughly 30k, of which 28.5k is from the taxpayer in one form of subsidy or another. Equivalent laws to Scotland's SOAC need to be introduced. As for the farmer he has duty of care to the folk on his land and his abusive attitude does him no favours.
God damn i love this video
Wrong farmer on the wrong day and you’d end up on the wrong end of a shotgun, not your land even if you “need” to go in a straight line
Well then that farmer would go to jail for murder.
What is it with people thinking farmers are allowed to use shotguns? They don’t have any more rights to use one than a normal person. It’s always “oh if the dog goes on that farm, the farmer will shoot it”… okay? And he’ll have committed a crime. Same for if he pointed it at a person. I seriously don’t know where people get this idea. (And no, saying the dog might hurt chickens is not a good enough excuse)
aint america lol
@@SuperMikeFenderlivestock farmers are allowed to shoot dogs on their land in the UK. I know of several who have and the police haven’t had an issue.
@@laurencechase5439 This is like saying that the car driver will go to jail and then just rush over the street...
I just ignore people who shout at me, speak calmly or get ignored.
Don't trespass on land that IS NOT YOURS. Fuck off with your narcissism.
Amen bro
I couldn’t even make fun of how poorly he ran. He had to get a vehicle involved.
"YOU'VE NO PERMISSION 'ERE!"
didnt remember asking
🎵We are the bold trespassing lads and lasses, o so free. Who dare to walk in places where we're told we shouldn't be 🎵
Can’t blame the farmer, lucky you didn’t get an ass full of salt. Jumping his fences potentially damaging his property. Try show a little respect.
So you are just being assholes to this farmer, and posting it online. Good job..
I’m confused, why do you need to go in a straight line?
A very unfortunate case of OCD
"Need to" is slightly misleading lol. He was trying to cross Wales in a completely straight line, a self-set challenge.
@@_Shadbolt_ Self set challenge doesn't give anyone the right to trespass on anyone's property.
@@TheObeyMayhem I agree. I just pointed out that he didn't need to go in a straight line, he chose to.
The only thing that gives you the right to walk anywhere is the local law. In Wales it happens not to be legal, but in Scotland it would be. So the distinction is quite arbitrary, especially when it comes to empty farming grassland as opposed to somebody's garden.
What were you guys trying to get to so bad? 😂
Crossing an entire country in a straight line without deviating 25m off.
A weirdly specific criteria that prevents them from walking to the guy. But even if they did, they would get escorted out
I thought you we’re allowed to walk across land in the uk if you were hiking threw.
you are but if you get told to leave the land you must do it or your breaking the law
in england and wales you do not have the right to roam so its technically illegal to be on someones farmland. in scotland you have the right to roam but if a farmer tells you to leave then u should leave.
there are designated and guaranteed paths through farms etc. that you can take. But walking straight over someones field? hell naw that aint legal at all.
Why is he so grumpy?
Like he has acres and acres of land with nothing growing on it, just sitting there looking pretty. Does he think they're going to start a sovereign state or what XD
@@wokeil I think it's for grazing, sheep presumably
Because they're trespassing on his private property.
@@muhilan8540 I'm sure the sheep won't mind
He was not grumpy. He is just Welsh
classic
"We've got to go in a completely straight line" No you dont. You made up some arbitrary rules for internet clout and that gives you the right to trespass? Sorry man, im fully on the farmers side.
Yeah the farmer has every right to be pissed and tell them to get off his land. But at the same time who really cares, they didn't do any harm and they got off his land pretty fast anyway as it happened. What was he gonna do if he caught them anyway beat the shit out of them, give them a stern telling off, shoot them? The police don't give a fuck about trespassing in the UK it's not even a crime
@@Andrew-ss7jd Whilst yes you're absolutely right morally and I wouldn't have an issue with it, but legally that farmer had every right to get them off his land and he has no idea of their intention. Doesn't need a reason, it's his land and they are trespassing- but you are right that the police can't really do anything except observe
@hugo8500 part about him not knowing their intentions is huge. If i'm a farmer and I see two dudes dressed up in camo walking across my land, i'm not gonna immediately assume "ah, they're just some good ol boys who absolutely must go in a straight line. No harm done". Nah, pretty sure I'm gonna be pissed and want them off MY PROPERTY.
@@kg_canuck they were walking off his property though
@wizardclintx1900 meaning they were on his property. Thats like saying "yeah but they had already stolen the diamonds". The crime being past hence means literally nothing
if I walked in your house and took up residence on your sofa would you be cross?
How is that the same? 😂
@@nix2939
Are you for real?
jogging through empty land vs breaking and entering a house. i can smell the pensioner on you from how thick you talk.
@@HS-ig4ly Wow - just wow..
Many people believe in "squatters rights" XD
It’s sad that people with their challenges push these little limits for others. This dumbwizard doesn’t really understand that if he could get over these obstacles and showed how easy it was for him to get away from responsibility then it is quite logically to suppose there will be more people to come and do the same. But ya know, for the next time and next newcomers purposes might be very different from just crossing the field.
I think he has prefaced it with “please don’t do this yourself” and he has apologised later after this video came out. I’m pretty sure he also talk a lot about being careful not to pass personal boundaries a lot?
me when agency
If anything this video highlights why you shouldn't do this and how angry farmers can get. It doesn't make me want to suddenly go and trespass.
It's crazy how people like you are so okay with 92% of land being totally cutoff from traversal (in UK). Obviously, private space is good, and so it makes perfect sense why buildings, like houses, are totally private. However, an open field with absolutely nothing in it? Why can't I walk across it? Because a bad actor might, um, poison the grass? It's nonsensical that such privatization can extend so far. Sure, they can own the land and have exclusive rights to build, graze, grow, etc. on it, but others should be allowed to traverse it as long as they cause no harm or break no other laws.
These laws regarding trespassing shouldn't be there in the first place. In most cases a guy walking through a field in broad daylight has no intentions in stealing animals/damaging property.
Tresspass vs threat of violence ...
Il take the violence farmer come ans touch me i dare you hahahah
Learn your rights
You have no fucking rights when you've already broken the law and trespassed on someone else's land. Narcissistic behavior should never be tolerated, especially from punk idiots trying to make a youtube video. Fully on the farmers side.
@@TheObeyMayhemEh pull the stick out of your ass dude
Don't forget, some land is common ground farmers get possessive. But if it is solely his land but still, lol :)
Yeah, he would not be able to do this challenge in America lmao. I got a trigger-happy uncle down in Kerrville that wouldn't hesitate to, you know what.
Do Americans realise how they look from the outside in? Casually talking about ending someone's life - joking about it even - simply because they walked on some grass that "belongs" to someone else. That is absolute madness
@@TheExperimentalFreak UK suburbanites kill eachother over fence/tree disputes every day. Sometimes even with guns. The rot spreads mimetically wherever the english language is spoken.
@@josemengelez6947 Yeah nah you're talking toilet m8, no way do "UK suburbanites kill eachother over fence/tree disputes every day", if so prove it
@@TheExperimentalFreak just stay off my property and you'll be alright bruv
@@TheExperimentalFreak madness? THIS. IS. SPARTA!!
You're way too nice. You could have just silently ignored him and walked on. What's he gonna do, call the police? By the time they arrive, you're miles gone.
Yeah, he‘s so nice for trespassing on someone‘s private property because of a self-imposed, unnecessary challenge.
@@sukka4pain There's nothing wrong with walking.
Why run? Stop and speak to him. Who decided you have to go in a complete straight line? Go round. If you can read a map, you wouldn't need to piss anyone off. I'd set dogs on you, personally speaking.
Read what the challenge is about
Idiots comments like this are why it's important people understand the whole context before commenting.
@@Boost400 Read what laws are. A self set challenge doesn't give you more rights than you had before you started the challenge. Last I checked this farmer clearly didn't agree to anything and these assholes just started crossing his fences that keep his sheep in the grazing fields he wants them in.
You don't sound cool, bro, you sound like a nobend
Why would you go on this farmer's property? This isn't cute, you were trespassing and putting Farmer's animals at risk. You also risked your own lives on land you don't understand and around animals you certainly don't understand. Grow up and show respect for others.
They have every right to walk peacefully through that field. Putting animals at risk? The field was bloody empty, man. Develop a functioning brain, my good man
Quit saying sorry and start threatening him. Damn people are soft
''Quit saying sorry and start threatening him''. That's illegal lol. Do you think it's legal to threaten people with physical harm if they obstruct you?
@@holliswilliams8426 Yes it is, you can do ANYTHING as long as you don't actually hurt them, i mean ANYTHING.
because trespassing on his land and threatening him is their right... You've never been taught how to respect anyone have you?
I'd love to see this dork try this "wearing a mask, camouflage, and carrying a huge knapsack while running across private property" idiocy in the States.
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yea nothing different would happen. i'd recommend not advertising your full name to everyone on this site, by the way.
@@disposable3167 Maybe, I think most people would probably let these guys go by without much trouble, but if an angry farmer with a gun tells you to get off his land, you probably shouldn't run away from him in a straight line across an open field.
@@disposable3167 IDGAF and _absolutely nothing will happen because I do,_ soyboy. And I know plenty of people that shoot trespassers, personally.
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