That is a fact and it might be someone with nothing but good intentions but poor gun protocol. Or clumsy, or early onset, or unlucky/ accident prone/ stupid or ?????
Yes. I remember reading a short horror story from the Edwardian Era. It takes place in Canada, and there are 3 hunters out in the wilderness. They make it to a guide shack or cabin, which is some sort of base camp, and happen to see 2 other guys setting off together. When these 3 set off they go in a different direction because something about one of those other 2 guys gives them a weird feeling. Those two set off in a canoe. A couple of nights later they hear a canoe or boat coming up, and they leave their tents and see this one guy coming back alone Instantly, they all nonverbally register what this means. They all know deep down that this guy has killed his hunting partner, but proceeds to tell them around a campfire a long convoluted and obviously rehearsed story. The horrific part is being alone with a murderer. They are doing Everything they can to not give away the fact that they all know he is lying. They don't want to tip him off. He wants them to go back with him to find the guy's body ( who allegedly drowned), and then use them as some kind of corroborating evidence for the officials. It really strikes you that without this social structure and government that everyone relies on and places implicit faith in, what do you do in a case like this? What if you didn't have a weapon? We don't stop to think about these things, because we all assume that if anything goes wrong, we'll just call 9q1, they'll respond Instantly and save us. But in the real world, sometimes it isn't that simple.
Steve, that is an absolutely hilarious story. As they say, discretion is the better part of valor. You made the right decision. I have had a couple of experiences dealing with alcoholics in our elk camp. It is not unusual to have a beer or two and perhaps some whiskey from a flask if you are successful harvesting a bull, but dealing with people with obvious substance abuse problems while in the mountains is difficult and something you're not prepared to experience or witness. You handled it perfectly.
Yes, that's why on the old days, you had stand up guys. When there was a problem, they stood up and took care of it. It wasn't talked about, just done. But then you didn't have huge prisons with hundreds of people in them, neighborhoods living in fear, and criminals robbing people's houses, and then suing because they got shot in the leg. I was born too late. 😎
Awesomely relayed, like I was there!! The content on your channel is truly a step above anything else in this genre, you should be proud of your talent for guiding a hunt but relating your experiences with your audience is your true talent. Kudos to you. Thanks
Great story! and you tell it so well! Its a good thing you didn't get into it with him. You would probably have to put him to sleep to get him to stop. Back when I was a Corrections Officer, whenever we had to deal with a meth-head, we physically had to knock the inmate out to stop them. They literally go crazy.
That was probably one of the best, if not THE best stories I've heard you tell!! As sad of a backstory into that guy's life as that was and worst times at the cabin that you've had, you told it so well with some great humor, humility, and humbleness. Here it is 2am and I'm supposed to be up in a couple of hours, and you grabbed my attention and there was no way I could sleep until I heard it to the very end!
Lol! Yes he could have easily "Slipped" off a cliff. However, I know he always states that he doesn't give a shit but you can tell he's a good guy and his conscience would have tormented him.
@Boxing 101 I hear what you are saying but if he is doing drugs in front of his kids, hell, they probably would have helped him "Slip". Just a thought.
Thanks for sharing. We all run into some awful people now and again, but fortunately are not trapped in a secluded place to deal with it for days. Your restraint was exemplary. You did way better than I would have!
I wish this story ended with, “there in his drawer was the Rolex!” “He accidentally left the Rolex!” “He called 100 times looking for it but we never “found” it” Flashes Rolex! End scene!
I remember listening to this the first time you posted it. I watched all your hunting stories because you told the best stories way back then. And I'm still following you today. All the best to you and Sarah! ❤
Like your comment Miss Tart. Really was thinking kind of the same but if i commented in direct response It would be manned up quite a bit without the praise for being Alpha Male. But I sure was thinking I would have been baiting the guy to swing first long before that guy started challenging everyone else. But yes Steve demonstrated ultimate power here.
Wow...the story about the guy on drugs was dark and really sad. I couldn't imagine living like that, they need serious help though and not just chucked into a prison cell.
I know quite a few people like that not like I like to admit it. That shit is poison I get along with people that do cocaine and heroin. But a guy like that need to be put out of all of our misery permanently he is nothing but a waste of skin you can't change him by the story Steve was telling the guys been doing this sort of s*** all his life he's Beyond hope
@@jbrobertson6052 Yeah, I've seen many lives destroyed from that poison, but this story teller got it all wrong. the paranoia of thinking someone stole his pic & someone stole his meth can be associated with meth, he didn't have to be on it at the time he was paranoid. In fact, he couldn't find his meth because the dumb ass shot his meth at the Moose. His trying to fight everyone & not remembering it was 100% the whiskey! There are lots of poisons out there. The thing about that story is how he had dirt in the sheriff so he got rich without having to worry about the law ! The corrupt pos sheriff is the real bad guy
Carl Green hunts and resources them, feeds himself and earns a living. The animals die in a less brutal way than being torn apart by wolves or a grizzly. That’s life mate.
Carl Green why are you on the channel If you don’t like it? Just because you hunt animals doesn’t mean you hate them and love killing. It’s a necessity and a very natural instinctual activity especially for men. The animals have lived a happy natural life and then it ends, by wolves ripping them to shreds grizzly bear ripping their organs out or a quick few shots by a hunter. circle of life
@Carl Green homicide? Better look the definition up...pretty sure the "hom" part of the word comes from homosapiens, maybe even stretches to hominids but doubtful. So does not apply. These are legal GAME animals. You vegetarian? Eat meat? Even if you only eat vegetables they're killed so you can eat them. Every living thing eats other living things with maybe the exception of scavengers and even they dont necessarily wait until your dead, maybe just helpless. So what's your point, why are you even here.
@Carl Green now you are threatening murder? Wth, antifa have a day out of school or something so you have nothing better to do than express ignorance lol
@Carl Green That's right. That's what we're supposed to do. Kill em. Eat em. Make stuff from hide, bone, antler and hoof. Animals, birds, insects and microbes clean up the rest. Welcome to reality.
Oh my gosh Steve, this is the best story I've heard yet from you! Started watching because of your "Sasquatch" stories, but this one topped them all..dang I wish I could go on a "mild" hunt with you, it would be epic for an old lady...but alas, prob not possible w/your schedule, even IF I had the money, but an old lady can dream. Keep up the great videos, I've been binge watching your videos for about a month now.
Repete Myname and that’s exactly why it won’t ever get done. It’s like we have a war or resistance against any critical thinking or logic. We’re not allowed to activate any good ideas anymore in this country. Especially if it might get something done. Political social parasites need that shit, and they depend on the stupidity of the American voters to not notice when shit don’t get done. So if we came up w a great idea like.... idk pedophiles that convicted and proven to be pedophiles are then executed in public in the center of town where everyone can watch.... and maybe even allow families of the victims get in on it if they wish.... I guarantee you’ll see pedophiles jumping off bridges in mass and pretty soon No More Kiddy Didlers. Prob solved. It’s so easy and so simple and yet so powerfully affective but.... we’re not doing it. I’m all about due process too. But let’s permanently remove this problem when it’s found. Why can’t we do this? Because the social parasites depend on our stupidity. Government is a disease masquerading as the cure
@@voxpopuli905 : 3 word for you: PAY PER VIEW think of the millions just waiting to be made, could cure all our tax ills within a few years of getting rid of trash.
I wrote a book called In the Company of Carnivores. The chapter “Sarson’s Dog” is about guiding a guy just like that. It just got picked up as a screenplay, so wish us luck.
First off, love your stories and your attitude about life. I am from southwest Georgia and want to say how sorry and ashamed it make me feel that this a-hole put you, your team and a fine fellow hunter through this. I was raised mostly by my Grandfather who was born in 1901. He taught me how to hunt, fish and deal with good and bad people. He was a quite man and I learned early to pay attention went he had something to say. This guy is lucky he was with you because I know how his story would have ended had he acted like that around the old school hunters of the south. Sore, sorry and locked up would be his BEST outcome, but not the most likely. You and your team are in my prayers, Keep living free and trust your gut.
i agree citizens arested till cops came very possible as a east tn i can not even fathom that outcome of this story as he would have stopped acting up at about being butt head to the old guy part
Fellow small-town Georgia Boy here, South-East Georgia to be specific, and I totally agree with you! If he'd have been unfortunate enough to be with most of the fellow hunters that I know from around these parts, I believe this would be one of those stories that NEVER gets shared with others, because there's no "statue of limitations" in our legal system for the things that I feel are most likely to have occurred after such behavior, from such a p.o.s person. If the trash isn't taken out, at least occasionally, it will just pile up, and continue to stink more and more, as well as contaminate things that otherwise would be good...that's the way I see it lol. I'm 31, but I don't relate with a lot of other people my age, because i have a mentality and outlook that's much more in line with that of my father and grandfather's instead of the average person of my age, ESPECIALLY the one's who grew up in larger cities/towns. My grandfather is also one of those men that dosen't really say very much, but when he does, you'd be wise to listen up, pay close attention, and maybe even take some notes because you're either going to get some advice/knowledge better than any amount of money could buy, learn some awesome history, or laugh your head off because he just said something ridiculously hilarious. You never know exactly which one it's going to be either, because he's hard to predict most of the time, but it's guaranteed to fall into 1 of those 3 categories! I have no idea what I'm going to do when I lose him, and i don't think I'll ever be able to cope with it when it happens. Sorry to be such a drag, it's just that thinking about him made me realize time with him is getting short now.
Omgoodness. What restraint you showed Steve. Thank God that doesn't happen very often! You are classy & maintain a great sense of humor, throughout these "adventures."
I was an assistant brown bear guide up in Alaska for a few years and I guess I was just lucky , all the clients were pretty decent sorts and it was all about having a good time and getting a good hunt in ... to hear this kinda story is not a surprise but has a " Glad that didn't happen to me " element . A guided multi species hunt on horses in the Canadian rockies ... That is a dream hunt ... Wow
at first, i was like.... whaaah??? But this guy's patience and tone??? The world needs more intelligence like this!!!! I wish I could keep my calm like this gentlemen🔥🔥🔥
You can kill a man that way. He takes a dirt nap and you do 10-25 years in the pen. Bad deal for you and your family & friends. Not saying it would not be tempting to do it. He handled it in the best way. IMHO.
Hadn't seen this one, Pam mentioned it from the one from this morning (01-19-21) and had to come watch it. Steve you are truly a wonderful and respectful and honorable man. Wish there were a billion more of you out there.
I am not a hunter. Tied horses down wind of the kill as a security contingent... That's why i watch this channel . I learn stuff the regular guy would not know. Love it.
One of the smart talented people i knew growing up said the same thing & i couldn't believe the words better for you & meth were in the same sentence..
@Gene Paulk back in the day I did some coke before a duck hunt after a long night of partying. Needless to say I had to shit on the way to the blind and I couldn’t stop tapping my foot 😂 still shot our limit but I won’t do that agian. Too old haha
@@scottyeakey244 tip if they are a bit chubby punch them in the gut if they are not punch them in throat / face and if you feal really crazy pull on their ears and yank down word
When I was in my teens and twenties I was quick to shut people up like that. But I've never been in jail or prison, and I value my rights and freedoms so I get deescalating the situation. They say ignorance is bliss. I got no bliss man.
The Sabe were listening to you even back this long ago, in the far trees and one closer. Such great stories! From the heart. We all love it, even the ass holes ones.
Life as a guide can be trying at times. Especially when you encounter "those types." Money mixed with entitlement, ego & pride... That can make for a pretty dark individual. One hard to spend personal time with... Sometimes days on end. I commend you brother. Subscribed for the wisdom and I like your style. Surprised I just now stumbled upon your channel! Good luck out there and keep on point.
Ok a new Steve Story Saved for later. I have company so will listen to this later in peace and quiet, You need peace and quiet for a Good Story... Thanks Steve
Great story Steve.You handled it like a true gentleman.Jackasses like that don't deserve the opportunity to go on a hunt of a lifetime with someone like you.
Sounds like SSS was in order!! Seriously though, I'm sure I'm not the only one who'd love to hear the WHOLE story with all the little details. I know you were short on time and hurrying through it. The knack you have for story-telling is a real gift!!!
Look up cocaine bear, one time a grizzly ate a container of cocaine that fell from a drug plane...within 5 mins it’s heart exploded but for those 5 mins lived the greatest predator to ever live
Wild story man! You never know who you have with you and they are carrying a high powered rifle at that. You have to be on your toes man! I ran a charter boat for 15 yrs mostly in the Atlantic Ocean off the coast of Jersey. I worked alone most days, no mate and it takes a lot of trust to have between 2 and 6 strange guys you just met an hour ago out there with you. I mean you could disappear real quick and nobody would even realize it till that night or next morning. Over 15 years I had a few odd balls for sure, many drunks and definitely a few druggies but I kept the peace, caught fish and got home safely every trip. I must add that most of the clients were terrific people that I would call my friends anytime but always keep your guard up when doing this type of work. Sounds like you are a true professional and gentleman... Cheers Brother 🙏🏻
Man I love your videos please don’t ever stop these man, maybe some day I’ll get to hunt with you, but maybe not that’s a lot of money and I’m still young so idk, stay safe and keep hunting
It's deeply troubling to me to hear of someone tarnishing something as rare as a hunt like that with dope, and the drama that goes with it. I've seen this happen in deer camp and fish camp, but with booze, not meth.
Man you are one Cool Customer. I wish I could afford to go on a Big Game Hunt with ya just to listen to your stories and see the wilderness and nature I wouldn't care if I bagged anything or not but unfortunately I'm a poor dumb construction worker from NC that has to watch your adventures from the you tube page but hey I'm thankful for that! You guys are great! God Bless and Happy Hunting!
Wow, that's quite a story! Wonder if that dude's still alive, whether he ever cleaned up his act and what his life is like these days. The saddest part is what he was doing to his children, his wife has choices but they really don't.
My brother in law in prison for his 3rd time. Meth addict that leads to burglary and theft. I am certain he will jump back on the meth wagon within months after getting out of prison. No one else in the family has this problem, a few drink and smoke pot on occasion, but have professional careers, degrees and are successful. Addiction is a horrible thing see someone go through.
@@Trail-of-dead Ja and I am old eh, There are a lot of assholes out there but U don't have to step in them. This is what I have learned. I have had what I would call experiences wit de Big guy, When I lived in Vermont many years ago and once when I travled up to Moosefactory in Canada. On the way home goin through the Town of Eganville Ont on my way back to New Jersey. I didn't have a clue about the Big guy's being anyware but out west. I never did see one but I am one stupid enough not to have to much going in the way of fear. I had been driving for hours and was exausted, so I pulled over in a place wide enough for several trucks to park. I was fixin to go to sleep in the comfort of the back of mt truck. I went around back of my truck and lifted the Caps door when I was suddenly stricken by an intense sense of dread and a real need to get out of the site I had chosen to sleep. well needless to sayI was now wide awake and drove the rest of the way to the Queens highway 401 I think. I slep in a gas station under some lights. Like I say I only in the past few years have learned that the Big bass turds are everywhere's. They go this ability to use inforsound to stun or frighten away critters they want to eat or frighten away. I's here to say it works. My Vermont experience were the same feelings. I was in the deep woods walking and climbing around when that same goddamn fear came over me like a cloud. It were like dread and for no reason. It was a real nice day and I was enjoying my self when just plain out of the blue. I saw and heard nothing both times. Both times the feelings were short lived. Both times I was unarmed. My mother always said take the gun with you just in case. GGrowing up we had rabid fox scare so I had a little 32 rim fire revolver I kept in my pocket. Fun little thing it was. Well I has to be goin here and thanks for your work. Sure like to just lay my eyes on one, you never know. thanks again Steve be safe out there among the big guys
@@yvonnepaulovicqueen1677 I was fishing one night and heard an infrasound growl it was just a mountain lion he was mad at me being in the game reserve area but I didn't even catch fish just fed the fire until morning and went a little ways down the shore to the sand and said to myself my what big kitty cat paws you have.. over 5feet from back foot to front door in walking stride.
Be safe man. What a life to live. Sorry y'all had to deal with something like that. Glad everyone was alright in the end at camp. Much respect for keeping your mind right.
Love this story that you had just shared with us! I've known a few aholes in my time who are just like this dude! I know that feeling all too well myself with holding back. But you did the right thing. Love your stories Steve! Whenever I get my daily list of new videos posted by others. Yours are the 1st videos out of the bunch thst I watch. I thoroughly enjoy your work. No matter what you talk about! Have a great day! ,..... Ken
If I could afford it I'd love to hunt with this guide one of the coolest youtubers and a true badass. I want to hear about the celebrity scumbag lol. Great stories man keep em coming.
Reminds me of dealing with my father in law. It’s always the blow hards that try to push people around. You are the better man for not sinking to his level. That’s what I keep telling myself anyway.
What I think doesn't matter; I know that. I just happen to agree that keeping your job, your reputation and the company's reputation intact was more important than his ridiculous, make you pull your hair out and chew rocks attitude. You did right by them and you. The other thing is, you didn't give in to him. I'm sure it took a good 90% of your patience not to haul off on him, leave him behind or "forget" him somewhere. You did right. Someone of that ilk doesn't deserve what they want and you didn't give it to him. That's something to be very proud of. I'm glad you shared that hunt with us. - Chris
I missed the end of the story, was so interested in the bear, the moose, the goat and the 🦌 deer. Wow, just the scenery and the animals alone are amazing.
" Well Officer, it was the craziest thing. Everything was going great. We're laughing, joking, and carrying on, and out of nowhere, this guy takes off running. He swan-dove right off that cliff face".... Or something like that..😂😂🍻🍻
Raysplace---- that's tempting but Steve would have had problems sleeping at night. Steve did right, but if it had been me, I would like to think I'd of punched the merh head in the face, but not sure what I'd done by not being there.
@@sw-fd4ty He absolutely did. We've all been there. Had that feeling, where we could do something really bad, to someone who really deserved it. But, controlling 'That Beast', is one of the best disciplines, a person can master. Keeping a cool head, when you really want to run somebody through a wood chipper...lol🍻🍻
Damn what an episode in a story this time Steve! Thanks always for so much of what you do and helping to enlighten and embellish the right people. As for the greaseball you told about in your story I would have just left him up in the mountains with the savvy I'm sure he would have put up a good fight for them LOL as he is so frisky to get a fight with anyone!
Down here in Washington, we call that "A Date With the Devil." That boy was lucky he didn't get a little early "Hell Fire!" Good management and control on your part. Worthy of an award.
I have had run ins with his sort a few times in my life and they are the plague of the earth. You definitely have more self control than me I would have stomped his teeth out. Your stories are awesome and wish I had the pleasure to hunt with ya
I don’t know why TH-cam recommended this video to me, I don’t hunt and I don’t use meth, but I am from Michigan as was one of the gentleman mention in your video. That being said, great storytelling. You seem to be a good man. New subscriber here.
Fantastic story ! I could listen to your great descriptive monologues for....... A really long time. That guy was an unbelievable ‘specimen’ & the way you chose to treat him once true colours were being used to intimidate - was very restrained under the circumstances - but once all patients, respect, dignity & self restraint are reached and breached - well ? You had to take him down a few pegs - you did a great 👍 job ! Thanx loads for sharing - am subscribed. Greetings from Manchester UK 🇬🇧 - love yer channel dude. Cheers 🥂 be great 👍 to hear those superb recollections. Rx
Wow Steve, what an experience that must have been, and here I thought my experience with a (won't call her a woman) a lowlife fits better. She got mad because this guy she liked and wanted told me I was a very beautiful woman. I was not interested in the least, but she got mad and burnt my back with a cigarette! I had on a backless top and when she burnt me I automatically swung a fist and knocked her out cold!! LOL Guess I couldn't keep my composure at the time and would most likely do it again if need be. Thanks for sharing.
I'm from Alaska. I haven't gone hunting since my husband passed. Tell you what... I love the outdoors, camping and the woods. Have you been to southeast Alaska for hunting or Kodiak?
My heart was racing just waiting to see how you handled him! You took the best way, and maintained the dignity of your camp. Way to go Steve!
It occurred to me years ago that sometimes the most dangerous person in the woods is quite possibly the one you are hunting with
That is a fact and it might be someone with nothing but good intentions but poor gun protocol. Or clumsy, or early onset, or unlucky/ accident prone/ stupid or ?????
@@cedarhatt5991 right eesh keesh
I was thinking the same thing. People are so much more dangerous than animals.
Yes. I remember reading a short horror story from the Edwardian Era. It takes place in Canada, and there are 3 hunters out in the wilderness. They make it to a guide shack or cabin, which is some sort of base camp, and happen to see 2 other guys setting off together. When these 3 set off they go in a different direction because something about one of those other 2 guys gives them a weird feeling. Those two set off in a canoe. A couple of nights later they hear a canoe or boat coming up, and they leave their tents and see this one guy coming back alone
Instantly, they all nonverbally register what this means. They all know deep down that this guy has killed his hunting partner, but proceeds to tell them around a campfire a long convoluted and obviously rehearsed story. The horrific part is being alone with a murderer. They are doing Everything they can to not give away the fact that they all know he is lying. They don't want to tip him off. He wants them to go back with him to find the guy's body ( who allegedly drowned), and then use them as some kind of corroborating evidence for the officials. It really strikes you that without this social structure and government that everyone relies on and places implicit faith in, what do you do in a case like this? What if you didn't have a weapon? We don't stop to think about these things, because we all assume that if anything goes wrong, we'll just call 9q1, they'll respond Instantly and save us. But in the real world, sometimes it isn't that simple.
Steve, that is an absolutely hilarious story. As they say, discretion is the better part of valor. You made the right decision. I have had a couple of experiences dealing with alcoholics in our elk camp. It is not unusual to have a beer or two and perhaps some whiskey from a flask if you are successful harvesting a bull, but dealing with people with obvious substance abuse problems while in the mountains is difficult and something you're not prepared to experience or witness. You handled it perfectly.
I got clean and Im never going back in that hell hole called adiction ☮️ great story Steve. It helped me a lot 👍 Stay safe and healthy everyone.
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@Jude Joseph flixportal :D
@Bishop Cedric thanks, I went there and it seems to work =) Appreciate it!
@Jude Joseph Glad I could help :D
Ik glad and proud of u man my sister is 40 still addicted and she’s been in an out of jail bc of it since she was 16 and it’s terrible shit
Some damn fine restraint Steve. People go missing in the wilderness all the time. 😉
exactly what I was thinking
Yes, that's why on the old days, you had stand up guys. When there was a problem, they stood up and took care of it. It wasn't talked about, just done. But then you didn't have huge prisons with hundreds of people in them, neighborhoods living in fear, and criminals robbing people's houses, and then suing because they got shot in the leg. I was born too late. 😎
Awesomely relayed, like I was there!! The content on your channel is truly a step above anything else in this genre, you should be proud of your talent for guiding a hunt but relating your experiences with your audience is your true talent. Kudos to you. Thanks
You're definitely a true storyteller, and absolute beauty of your background scenes only adds to the vibe! Love your integrity and love your stories.
Dude could talk about a spot on the wall for thirty min and make it interesting, love your stories bro
To bad they are all bs.
He talks about spots on the ground lol blood spots
@@daveyboy8907 lol
Lol! No shit. Man... I would of been real tempted to dump that fucker
This is a great storyteller
Great story! and you tell it so well! Its a good thing you didn't get into it with him. You would probably have to put him to sleep to get him to stop. Back when I was a Corrections Officer, whenever we had to deal with a meth-head, we physically had to knock the inmate out to stop them. They literally go crazy.
yup. quick knock out is the way to go
Any other crazy stories??? I’m sure you have quite a few if you wouldn’t mind sharing one
Wow! What a dangerous situation that guy created in your camp! You were so safety conscious and in total control of the situation! Kudos to you!
That was probably one of the best, if not THE best stories I've heard you tell!! As sad of a backstory into that guy's life as that was and worst times at the cabin that you've had, you told it so well with some great humor, humility, and humbleness. Here it is 2am and I'm supposed to be up in a couple of hours, and you grabbed my attention and there was no way I could sleep until I heard it to the very end!
With all those drugs in him, he could have easily fell off a cliff.
Oh wouldn't that have been a shame. :)
Lol! Yes he could have easily "Slipped" off a cliff. However, I know he always states that he doesn't give a shit but you can tell he's a good guy and his conscience would have tormented him.
@Boxing 101 I hear what you are saying but if he is doing drugs in front of his kids, hell, they probably would have helped him "Slip". Just a thought.
@Boxing 101
Calm your grits. Little dark humor.
@Boxing 101 Empathy for a worthless junkie, nice
Thanks for sharing. We all run into some awful people now and again, but fortunately are not trapped in a secluded place to deal with it for days. Your restraint was exemplary. You did way better than I would have!
I wish this story ended with, “there in his drawer was the Rolex!” “He accidentally left the Rolex!” “He called 100 times looking for it but we never “found” it” Flashes Rolex! End scene!
I remember listening to this the first time you posted it. I watched all your hunting stories because you told the best stories way back then. And I'm still following you today. All the best to you and Sarah! ❤
W T F????
You cant go anywhere w/o running into a tweaker.
CrAzY!
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Sorry I giggled at this because they are in the middle of nowhere and still finds a tweaker🤦😂 that sucks
He SHOULD have shot him and, left him under a tree for the Grizzly to eat! Her cubs needed to eat! :p
There is A LOT of tweakers in the northwest. I lived there for 15 years. Its unreal.
@@jbweld6193
That's one reason I left!
Its quite common in the PNM
"in the history of ever." Made my night. I might have to add that phrase into a conversation at an appropriate time if that is okay with you sir.
Steve, very interesting story about an appalling human. You are a true alpha male that possesses great restraint and patience. Thanks for being you.😊
Like your comment Miss Tart. Really was thinking kind of the same but if i commented in direct response It would be manned up quite a bit without the praise for being Alpha Male. But I sure was thinking I would have been baiting the guy to swing first long before that guy started challenging everyone else. But yes Steve demonstrated ultimate power here.
Wow...the story about the guy on drugs was dark and really sad. I couldn't imagine living like that, they need serious help though and not just chucked into a prison cell.
I know quite a few people like that not like I like to admit it. That shit is poison I get along with people that do cocaine and heroin. But a guy like that need to be put out of all of our misery permanently he is nothing but a waste of skin you can't change him by the story Steve was telling the guys been doing this sort of s*** all his life he's Beyond hope
@@jbrobertson6052
Yeah, I've seen many lives destroyed from that poison, but this story teller got it all wrong.
the paranoia of thinking someone stole his pic & someone stole his meth can be associated with meth, he didn't have to be on it at the time he was paranoid.
In fact, he couldn't find his meth because the dumb ass shot his meth at the Moose.
His trying to fight everyone & not remembering it was 100% the whiskey!
There are lots of poisons out there.
The thing about that story is how he had dirt in the sheriff so he got rich without having to worry about the law !
The corrupt pos sheriff is the real bad guy
Best channel on TH-cam as far as I’m concerned, great stories no bullshit. Thanks Steve and I hope everyone has a good productive day 👍
Carl Green hunts and resources them, feeds himself and earns a living. The animals die in a less brutal way than being torn apart by wolves or a grizzly. That’s life mate.
Carl Green why are you on the channel If you don’t like it? Just because you hunt animals doesn’t mean you hate them and love killing. It’s a necessity and a very natural instinctual activity especially for men. The animals have lived a happy natural life and then it ends, by wolves ripping them to shreds grizzly bear ripping their organs out or a quick few shots by a hunter. circle of life
@Carl Green homicide? Better look the definition up...pretty sure the "hom" part of the word comes from homosapiens, maybe even stretches to hominids but doubtful. So does not apply.
These are legal GAME animals. You vegetarian? Eat meat?
Even if you only eat vegetables they're killed so you can eat them. Every living thing eats other living things with maybe the exception of scavengers and even they dont necessarily wait until your dead, maybe just helpless. So what's your point, why are you even here.
@Carl Green now you are threatening murder? Wth, antifa have a day out of school or something so you have nothing better to do than express ignorance lol
@Carl Green That's right. That's what we're supposed to do. Kill em. Eat em. Make stuff from hide, bone, antler and hoof. Animals, birds, insects and microbes clean up the rest. Welcome to reality.
Oh my gosh Steve, this is the best story I've heard yet from you! Started watching because of your "Sasquatch" stories, but this one topped them all..dang I wish I could go on a "mild" hunt with you, it would be epic for an old lady...but alas, prob not possible w/your schedule, even IF I had the money, but an old lady can dream. Keep up the great videos, I've been binge watching your videos for about a month now.
We need to strike a deal with the meth cookers and start adding birth control.
Ha ha ha ha ha
Or cyanide is more like it. Can’t stand these worthless social parasites
DS: Best idea Ive seen in ages
Repete Myname and that’s exactly why it won’t ever get done. It’s like we have a war or resistance against any critical thinking or logic. We’re not allowed to activate any good ideas anymore in this country. Especially if it might get something done. Political social parasites need that shit, and they depend on the stupidity of the American voters to not notice when shit don’t get done. So if we came up w a great idea like.... idk pedophiles that convicted and proven to be pedophiles are then executed in public in the center of town where everyone can watch.... and maybe even allow families of the victims get in on it if they wish.... I guarantee you’ll see pedophiles jumping off bridges in mass and pretty soon No More Kiddy Didlers. Prob solved. It’s so easy and so simple and yet so powerfully affective but.... we’re not doing it. I’m all about due process too. But let’s permanently remove this problem when it’s found. Why can’t we do this? Because the social parasites depend on our stupidity. Government is a disease masquerading as the cure
@@voxpopuli905 : 3 word for you: PAY PER VIEW
think of the millions just waiting to be made, could cure all our tax ills within a few years of getting rid of trash.
I wrote a book called In the Company of Carnivores. The chapter “Sarson’s Dog” is about guiding a guy just like that. It just got picked up as a screenplay, so wish us luck.
Link to where we can look to buy the book?
Positive vibes to the screenplay.
Good luck with that.
Link it
I do wish you luck. I look forward to seeing it.
First off, love your stories and your attitude about life. I am from southwest Georgia and want to say how sorry and ashamed it make me feel that this a-hole put you, your team and a fine fellow hunter through this.
I was raised mostly by my Grandfather who was born in 1901. He taught me how to hunt, fish and deal with good and bad people. He was a quite man and I learned early to pay attention went he had something to say.
This guy is lucky he was with you because I know how his story would have ended had he acted like that around the old school hunters of the south. Sore, sorry and locked up would be his BEST outcome, but not the most likely.
You and your team are in my prayers, Keep living free and trust your gut.
i agree citizens arested till cops came very possible as a east tn i can not even fathom that outcome of this story as he would have stopped acting up at about being butt head to the old guy part
Thats because you all lame and can't be Alaskan or live like us.
Fellow small-town Georgia Boy here, South-East Georgia to be specific, and I totally agree with you! If he'd have been unfortunate enough to be with most of the fellow hunters that I know from around these parts, I believe this would be one of those stories that NEVER gets shared with others, because there's no "statue of limitations" in our legal system for the things that I feel are most likely to have occurred after such behavior, from such a p.o.s person. If the trash isn't taken out, at least occasionally, it will just pile up, and continue to stink more and more, as well as contaminate things that otherwise would be good...that's the way I see it lol. I'm 31, but I don't relate with a lot of other people my age, because i have a mentality and outlook that's much more in line with that of my father and grandfather's instead of the average person of my age, ESPECIALLY the one's who grew up in larger cities/towns. My grandfather is also one of those men that dosen't really say very much, but when he does, you'd be wise to listen up, pay close attention, and maybe even take some notes because you're either going to get some advice/knowledge better than any amount of money could buy, learn some awesome history, or laugh your head off because he just said something ridiculously hilarious. You never know exactly which one it's going to be either, because he's hard to predict most of the time, but it's guaranteed to fall into 1 of those 3 categories! I have no idea what I'm going to do when I lose him, and i don't think I'll ever be able to cope with it when it happens. Sorry to be such a drag, it's just that thinking about him made me realize time with him is getting short now.
@Joseph Gross ha yep what a movie ///squeal like a pig boy
@Joseph Gross do you need me to hold your hand as a comforting friend whilst you are getting it ...Doe.p
We need to hear about that celebrity hunter from the Yukon???? Your stories help me relax to sleep at night. Totally need. More like this.
Man you're good at telling stories, the impressions were great, you conveyed the creepiness very well, never met the dude but I hate him.
You handled that dirtbag extremely well 95% of most of us would have had a much different ending. Outstanding job sir.
Omgoodness. What restraint you showed Steve.
Thank God that doesn't happen very often!
You are classy & maintain a great sense of humor, throughout these "adventures."
I was an assistant brown bear guide up in Alaska for a few years and I guess I was just lucky , all the clients were pretty decent sorts
and it was all about having a good time and getting a good hunt in ... to hear this kinda story is not a surprise but has a " Glad that didn't happen to me " element .
A guided multi species hunt on horses in the Canadian rockies ... That is a dream hunt ... Wow
Wow you showed great restraint.... what a sad life his family must have 😔
Thanks for making me glad I'm single!
at first, i was like.... whaaah??? But this guy's patience and tone??? The world needs more intelligence like this!!!! I wish I could keep my calm like this gentlemen🔥🔥🔥
Sorry man, dude woulda caught a rifle butt with the base of his skull when he started on the other hunter. There ya go, bud. Take a nap and cool off.
You can kill a man that way. He takes a dirt nap and you do 10-25 years in the pen. Bad deal for you and your family & friends. Not saying it would not be tempting to do it. He handled it in the best way. IMHO.
@@redstone1999 I. Don't. Care
@@deancerny9509 dean you seem like my kinda guy
If only.....
@@deancerny9509 spoken like a meth head. "I don't care about the repercussions, I have to kill an unarmed man from behind on principal"🤣
High five to you for keeping your cool good fella.
every story that you tell, I feel like i am right there with you. I can't wait for more stories.
Hadn't seen this one, Pam mentioned it from the one from this morning (01-19-21) and had to come watch it. Steve you are truly a wonderful and respectful and honorable man. Wish there were a billion more of you out there.
People fall off mountains all the time. I think he rated an extra bonus hunt.
As the old saying goes: Shit Happens!
"I dunno Officer, I told him to stay away from the edge..."
Just listen to you people, your no better than he is, your all talking about murder. How do you know he isn't just high as hell and being delusional
I am not a hunter. Tied horses down wind of the kill as a security contingent... That's why i watch this channel . I learn stuff the regular guy would not know. Love it.
"Meth is better for you than cocaine."
Now that's a statement! Lol Wow, what a winner!!
Anddddd I disagree with that statement lol. Granted they are both bad lol. Just say no kids 👌
Guess you are unaware of the unchecked and prolific use of opium for every illness, both real and imagined at those times.
@Darlene Mosley i thing that's bs
One of the smart talented people i knew growing up said the same thing & i couldn't believe the words better for you & meth were in the same sentence..
@Gene Paulk back in the day I did some coke before a duck hunt after a long night of partying. Needless to say I had to shit on the way to the blind and I couldn’t stop tapping my foot 😂 still shot our limit but I won’t do that agian. Too old haha
I went to high school with a dude EXACTLY like this. I did end up fighting him, multiple times.
Right on, I think we all had a bully like that growing up.
They talk all Billy badass until you throat punch em..🤣
@@scottyeakey244 tip if they are a bit chubby punch them in the gut if they are not punch them in throat / face and if you feal really crazy pull on their ears and yank down word
I worked with a clown just like him back in construction, I had to learn a lot of self control.
Preach I know the feeling. It's actually taught me to keep my anger in check
Take me with you next time. Shit I like to fight. And I love outdoors.
Would have kicked ass for you bro!
❤ new to ur channel... I dont hunt I have only defended myself,
I truly love the stories, thanks
When I was in my teens and twenties I was quick to shut people up like that. But I've never been in jail or prison, and I value my rights and freedoms so I get deescalating the situation. They say ignorance is bliss. I got no bliss man.
That’s just exactly like my story...take care and stay safe.
The Sabe were listening to you even back this long ago, in the far trees and one closer. Such great stories! From the heart. We all love it, even the ass holes ones.
You did right Steve, think I would have the rcmp waiting at the strip for the planes return
Agree fully, dirt bag to the max!!!
👍👍👍
Life as a guide can be trying at times. Especially when you encounter "those types." Money mixed with entitlement, ego & pride... That can make for a pretty dark individual. One hard to spend personal time with... Sometimes days on end. I commend you brother. Subscribed for the wisdom and I like your style. Surprised I just now stumbled upon your channel! Good luck out there and keep on point.
Ok a new Steve Story Saved for later. I have company so will listen to this later in peace and quiet, You need peace and quiet for a Good Story... Thanks Steve
DO NOT FEED IT!!!!!
I’m two stories in and you are quickly becoming one of my favourite humans
Great story Steve.You handled it like a true gentleman.Jackasses like that don't deserve the opportunity to go on a hunt of a lifetime with someone like you.
Sounds like SSS was in order!! Seriously though, I'm sure I'm not the only one who'd love to hear the WHOLE story with all the little details. I know you were short on time and hurrying through it. The knack you have for story-telling is a real gift!!!
Yes! Indeed...
Look up cocaine bear, one time a grizzly ate a container of cocaine that fell from a drug plane...within 5 mins it’s heart exploded but for those 5 mins lived the greatest predator to ever live
I've read that!!
I wanna hear the story from the person that had a stopwatch on him for those 5 minutes
Wild story man! You never know who you have with you and they are carrying a high powered rifle at that. You have to be on your toes man! I ran a charter boat for 15 yrs mostly in the Atlantic Ocean off the coast of Jersey. I worked alone most days, no mate and it takes a lot of trust to have between 2 and 6 strange guys you just met an hour ago out there with you. I mean you could disappear real quick and nobody would even realize it till that night or next morning. Over 15 years I had a few odd balls for sure, many drunks and definitely a few druggies but I kept the peace, caught fish and got home safely every trip. I must add that most of the clients were terrific people that I would call my friends anytime but always keep your guard up when doing this type of work. Sounds like you are a true professional and gentleman... Cheers Brother 🙏🏻
I wanna hear about the celebrity hunter! Great stuff as always Steve. 👊🏼🥋
Man I respect you for dealing with that and handling that like a man that’s beyond crazy sorry that happened to you guys.
Well,
Would anyone REALLY notice if he didn't make it back????
@michael knight And she would celebrate and send a thank you card!
@@donc9751
Probably throw a party......
Damn bear got him, then a few wolves took off with him,the rest.....think I seen the fish finish him.
@@tracijones9686
That's my story an I'm sticking to it.....
His drug dealer would.
AWESOME story! The ENDING was the BEST! Thank you! 🙏
I was kinda half assed expecting to hear that he used his last shell to shoot the grizzly in the face with crystal meth .
Now that would have made this a TV movie, wouldn't it!
No one would have ever heard that story lol I think that would pretty much turn a bear into a lawn mower of men.🐻💀
Lmao!!
now thats a hot rail
Man I love your videos please don’t ever stop these man, maybe some day I’ll get to hunt with you, but maybe not that’s a lot of money and I’m still young so idk, stay safe and keep hunting
That's methed up Steve!!!!
Hahahaaa! Good one!
Lol
That one cracked me up
I bet he tweaked the story a bit
@@donnabittinger3476 Stop Mething with me!! 🤭
Mad respect buddy. You absolutely did the right thing. Just shows your a true man.
It's deeply troubling to me to hear of someone tarnishing something as rare as a hunt like that with dope, and the drama that goes with it. I've seen this happen in deer camp and fish camp, but with booze, not meth.
Subscribed! Who woulda thought I’d enjoy story time at this age.
I really admire your self control. I hope that’s the last time that ever happens to you.
Man you are one Cool Customer. I wish I could afford to go on a Big Game Hunt with ya just to listen to your stories and see the wilderness and nature I wouldn't care if I bagged anything or not but unfortunately I'm a poor dumb construction worker from NC that has to watch your adventures from the you tube page but hey I'm thankful for that! You guys are great! God Bless and Happy Hunting!
Wow, that's quite a story! Wonder if that dude's still alive, whether he ever cleaned up his act and what his life is like these days. The saddest part is what he was doing to his children, his wife has choices but they really don't.
Jek Saak, Sir, "...if you sow the wind, so shall you reap the wirlwind..." Regards, Denis Berte'
Not every family has a puritan stance to drugs, hardcore abuse happens in families who dont smoke together
My brother in law in prison for his 3rd time. Meth addict that leads to burglary and theft. I am certain he will jump back on the meth wagon within months after getting out of prison. No one else in the family has this problem, a few drink and smoke pot on occasion, but have professional careers, degrees and are successful. Addiction is a horrible thing see someone go through.
He is one tall drink of waret
outstanding story steve, thanks for sharing. 3 years late but as they say better late than never. Stay safe you and Sarah and Adventure Dog
where is Bigfoot when ya need um!
Haaa
@@Trail-of-dead Ja and I am old eh, There are a lot of assholes out there but U don't have to step in them. This is what I have learned. I have had what I would call experiences wit de Big guy, When I lived in Vermont many years ago and once when I travled up to Moosefactory in Canada. On the way home goin through the Town of Eganville Ont on my way back to New Jersey. I didn't have a clue about the Big guy's being anyware but out west. I never did see one but I am one stupid enough not to have to much going in the way of fear. I had been driving for hours and was exausted, so I pulled over in a place wide enough for several trucks to park. I was fixin to go to sleep in the comfort of the back of mt truck. I went around back of my truck and lifted the Caps door when I was suddenly stricken by an intense sense of dread and a real need to get out of the site I had chosen to sleep. well needless to sayI was now wide awake and drove the rest of the way to the Queens highway 401 I think. I slep in a gas station under some lights. Like I say I only in the past few years have learned that the Big bass turds are everywhere's. They go this ability to use inforsound to stun or frighten away critters they want to eat or frighten away. I's here to say it works. My Vermont experience were the same feelings. I was in the deep woods walking and climbing around when that same goddamn fear came over me like a cloud. It were like dread and for no reason. It was a real nice day and I was enjoying my self when just plain out of the blue. I saw and heard nothing both times. Both times the feelings were short lived. Both times I was unarmed. My mother always said take the gun with you just in case. GGrowing up we had rabid fox scare so I had a little 32 rim fire revolver I kept in my pocket. Fun little thing it was. Well I has to be goin here and thanks for your work. Sure like to just lay my eyes on one, you never know. thanks again Steve be safe out there among the big guys
@@yvonnepaulovicqueen1677 yeah.. batman isn't real ,you know that right?
Wow what would big foot be like on meth?
@@yvonnepaulovicqueen1677 I was fishing one night and heard an infrasound growl it was just a mountain lion he was mad at me being in the game reserve area but I didn't even catch fish just fed the fire until morning and went a little ways down the shore to the sand and said to myself my what big kitty cat paws you have.. over 5feet from back foot to front door in walking stride.
Be safe man. What a life to live. Sorry y'all had to deal with something like that. Glad everyone was alright in the end at camp. Much respect for keeping your mind right.
Love this story that you had just shared with us! I've known a few aholes in my time who are just like this dude! I know that feeling all too well myself with holding back. But you did the right thing.
Love your stories Steve! Whenever I get my daily list of new videos posted by others. Yours are the 1st videos out of the bunch thst I watch. I thoroughly enjoy your work. No matter what you talk about! Have a great day! ,..... Ken
You're a great story teller i hadn't even realized I'd been listening for 30mins.
with a title like that how could I not watch this?
You showed great poise & restraint. I would have not been as wise and disciplined as you were. Good on you.
If I could afford it I'd love to hunt with this guide one of the coolest youtubers and a true badass. I want to hear about the celebrity scumbag lol. Great stories man keep em coming.
Make sure you pack your shells with meth, bring some liquor and a baseball cap.
@@organicthug5220 lol!
Well done. In that situation you did well. That took a lot to hold back.
Wow you really showed a lot of restraint. I imagined tying him to a tree and leaving him for a Grizzly. LoL
I enjoy listening to these stories all over again. 👌🦦
Reminds me of dealing with my father in law. It’s always the blow hards that try to push people around. You are the better man for not sinking to his level. That’s what I keep telling myself anyway.
What I think doesn't matter; I know that. I just happen to agree that keeping your job, your reputation and the company's reputation intact was more important than his ridiculous, make you pull your hair out and chew rocks attitude. You did right by them and you. The other thing is, you didn't give in to him. I'm sure it took a good 90% of your patience not to haul off on him, leave him behind or "forget" him somewhere. You did right. Someone of that ilk doesn't deserve what they want and you didn't give it to him. That's something to be very proud of. I'm glad you shared that hunt with us. - Chris
We love your stories, thank you! More please! :)
STEVE IS The MAN! CLASS Act! World Class Diplomate! King of Common sense. Sharp Shooting Mind! Truth Tracker. Rock on WoodsMan!
Great story Steve! I look forward to each one!
I've heard a lot of great hunting stories but this one is a class of it's own.
I missed the end of the story, was so interested in the bear, the moose, the goat and the 🦌 deer. Wow, just the scenery and the animals alone are amazing.
" Well Officer, it was the craziest thing. Everything was going great. We're laughing, joking, and carrying on, and out of nowhere, this guy takes off running. He swan-dove right off that cliff face"....
Or something like that..😂😂🍻🍻
@@Audfile You know that song is gunna be stuck in my head all day now, right? 😂😂🍻🍻
Raysplace---- that's tempting but Steve would have had problems sleeping at night. Steve did right, but if it had been me, I would like to think I'd of punched the merh head in the face, but not sure what I'd done by not being there.
@@sw-fd4ty He absolutely did. We've all been there. Had that feeling, where we could do something really bad, to someone who really deserved it. But, controlling 'That Beast', is one of the best disciplines, a person can master. Keeping a cool head, when you really want to run somebody through a wood chipper...lol🍻🍻
John adam twelve we got a swan diver on cliff c Cherp cherp send a medic cherp
@@JesusChrist-uc8ct Or, maybe just a hose.. To spray what's left of him off the rocks..😂😂🍻🍻
😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣You’ve outdone your story telling😂🤣😂Funniest story I’ve ever heard👍👏👏👏👏
Lol! I’m laughing about this arse! You have the patience of a saint. My God, you’re a funny guy!!!Lol
LOL. THOUGHT IT WAẞ PATIENCE OF IN JOB...
Damn what an episode in a story this time Steve! Thanks always for so much of what you do and helping to enlighten and embellish the right people. As for the greaseball you told about in your story I would have just left him up in the mountains with the savvy I'm sure he would have put up a good fight for them LOL as he is so frisky to get a fight with anyone!
Thanks for another wicked story Steve.
Any sign of those sasquatch photos being shared yet?
Down here in Washington, we call that "A Date With the Devil." That boy was lucky he didn't get a little early "Hell Fire!" Good management and control on your part. Worthy of an award.
Methamphetamines and firearms. What could possibly go wrong???
ABSOLUTELY!
@Blake Carroll how do you tweak properly lol. I agree though
I have had run ins with his sort a few times in my life and they are the plague of the earth. You definitely have more self control than me I would have stomped his teeth out.
Your stories are awesome and wish I had the pleasure to hunt with ya
He should have " LOST HIS FOOTING"
I don’t know why TH-cam recommended this video to me, I don’t hunt and I don’t use meth, but I am from Michigan as was one of the gentleman mention in your video. That being said, great storytelling. You seem to be a good man. New subscriber here.
⚡⚡Meth⚡⚡Green Screens⚡⚡
Now where's my popcorn😁
One of the most entertaining stories I've heard. Well told too. Thanks
Second call I'd have made on that SAT phone would've been to the RCMP.
He's from Georgia it's not their jurisdiction
DnAs Tats When they are there it is their jurisdiction genius.
Fantastic story ! I could listen to your great descriptive monologues for.......
A really long time.
That guy was an unbelievable ‘specimen’ & the way you chose to treat him once true colours were being used to intimidate - was very restrained under the circumstances - but once all patients, respect, dignity & self restraint are reached and breached - well ? You had to take him down a few pegs - you did a great 👍 job ! Thanx loads for sharing - am subscribed. Greetings from Manchester UK 🇬🇧 - love yer channel dude. Cheers 🥂 be great 👍 to hear those superb recollections. Rx
Just wondering, did he tip you?
Thought this would be about grizzly bears on meth hunting guides.
Wow Steve, what an experience that must have been, and here I thought my experience with a (won't call her a woman) a lowlife fits better. She got mad because this guy she liked and wanted told me I was a very beautiful woman. I was not interested in the least, but she got mad and burnt my back with a cigarette! I had on a backless top and when she burnt me I automatically swung a fist and knocked her out cold!! LOL Guess I couldn't keep my composure at the time and would most likely do it again if need be. Thanks for sharing.
I'm from Alaska. I haven't gone hunting since my husband passed. Tell you what... I love the outdoors, camping and the woods. Have you been to southeast Alaska for hunting or Kodiak?