My little brother and I are working late tonight on my house building a pipe fence here in Texas. We sat down to eat a quick dinner with this playing. We thank you...
I think this is a wonderful way of life. I was raised living off the land and learned so much from my grandparents and parents in Ohio. You might not have a lot of money but you always have what you need and family are close and help one another. I miss that so much now.
5:11 - "I think the common thread in these ranching communities is tradition, family, productivity, stewardship and the dream of passing it on to the next generation" Very wise words I will carry with me.
Just some info: In 1832, King Kamehameha III sent for help to California to teach the Hawaiians how to handle the wild cattle and to learn horsemanship. The help came in the form of three Mexican vaqueros (cowboys) who taught the Hawaiians roping, herding, breaking and other skills. To this day, the paniolo traditions are still practiced, while remaining firmly rooted in the Mexican vaquero heritage.
I lived nearby for a decade....breaks my heart to hear the woman talking about how “ times are changing “ and the locals with SO MUCH HISTORY & UNIQUE HERITAGE understand that with ALL the NEW PEOPLE moving in it’s THEM THE LOCALS who will have to ADAPT.... the beautiful town referred to WAIMEA was becoming famous when I moved over for becoming a MARTHA STEWART community.....Quaint as defined by ALIENS with zero history in the islands in general and less in Paniolo Culture...I recall as if yesterday people cheering the arrival of McDonalds, later a STARBUCKS...I literally saw what irresponsible, naive, arrogant, spoiled rich clueless indifferent idiots DO TO PRISTINE UNIQUE FRAGILE COMMUNITIES to make it “ more better, kinda like home “. The place they moved away from to ESCAPE to the peaceful serenity of untouched small town rural Hawaii. I won’t go back....I left because I witnessed the incremental, steady, loss of identity as each new group of malahini took more & more.....making what WAS ONE OF A KIND.....LIKE EVERYWHERE ELSE... Tragic REPETITION ONCE AGAIN for the endlessly maligned Native Hawaiian Paniolo Culture, disgracefully disfigured and cheaply transformed into Theme Park like mediocrity...Gone but not forgotten....it broke my heart when it finally became clear that I was powerless to END THE GREED DRIVEN NUMBING OF INTELLIGENT COMMUNITY PLANNING.....I witnessed a motivated group of ambitious soulless cyphers recklessly destroy the very quality of place they claim called them to relocate to & renew their hideously shallow lives. Any REASON, MOTIVATION, EXPLANATION, PURPOSE, EXCUSE, STORY, etc. these monsters give for “ being of service to the local community “ is after fact “cover your ass” bullshit.....I left because I couldn’t end the consumer culture madness ...... If this Video ‘Works’ and creates an interest to see this....GO QUICKLY.....IT’S DISAPPEARING QUICKER EACH DAY.....THEY ARE TOO FAR INTO THEIR PROJECT NOW....THEY CANNOT STOP....ENJOY IT WHILE IT EXISTS....
New land development almost always coincides with new arrivals... and too often those new arrivals don’t get it or they come to adapt the land they came to instead of adapting themselves. That’s the same whether it’s New Yorkers moving to Arizona or Tennesseans moving to Hawai’i
It’s ALWAYS the ones who understand their impact, who understand the native people, the culture and who understand the need to preserve it, rather than covering it in cement… that leave. Too bad, you’re the ones we don’t mind staying. Mahalo for you’re well articulated, almost poetic, comment.
@@lukeporras1288 Not exactly the same, because Hawaiians are nearly extinct and the Hawaiian Kingdom is not part of the US but rather illegally occupied by the US since 1893. In our case, it’s war crimes and international law violations being committed, not just people moving to another state.
@@The.Hawaiian.Kingdom You can make that argument, but didn't it all start with a bunch of rich American planters moving to Hawaii and monopolizing business? When they grew enough in number, they overthrew the Kingdom and petitioned to join the United States. At least, that is my limited understanding of Hawaii's history.
I never realized there were ranches/cowboys in Hawaii. It just never occurred to me! Also, 2:33 - MOUNTAINS WITH SNOW? IN HAWAII?! I need to go there. Because, clearly, I am clueless. It's great to see there are still some real men in the world! I would also have loved to hear more of the music at the end.
Yesica1993 - my wife’s favorite Hawaiian experience, the Mona Kea tour. From sea level and 82’ to almost 14k and -20F. Stars like you can’t believe, beautiful ranches on the ride up. Bucket list experience!
Please be cognizant that the specific mountain (which is actually a dormant volcano) is considered one of the most sacred sites in all of Hawai’i to the Hawaiian people & it should never be treated as tourists playground.
it only took 3 Mexican Vaqueros to start the Legend of the Paniolo. Please watch Kuana Torres musical video of the song NA VAQUEROS, it narrates in song form, the real story of the paniolos that left their mark on the native Hawaiian way of life. Hollywood Cowboys got nothing on the paniolos., they quickly learned the way of the Mexican Vaquero.
My little brother and I are working late tonight on my house building a pipe fence here in Texas. We sat down to eat a quick dinner with this playing. We thank you...
Timothy Barco thank you for sharing! Was so nice to read from the other side of the world!
I think this is a wonderful way of life. I was raised living off the land and learned so much from my grandparents and parents in Ohio. You might not have a lot of money but you always have what you need and family are close and help one another. I miss that so much now.
my favorite content on youtube... I LOVE these short films!
5:11 - "I think the common thread in these ranching communities is tradition, family, productivity, stewardship and the dream of passing it on to the next generation" Very wise words I will carry with me.
Who seriously downvotes stuff like this? Great stories told by interesting people. Beautiful.
That was most interesting! I hope the Parker Ranch continues forever.
Just some info: In 1832, King Kamehameha III sent for help to California to teach the Hawaiians how to handle the wild cattle and to learn horsemanship. The help came in the form of three Mexican vaqueros (cowboys) who taught the Hawaiians roping, herding, breaking and other skills. To this day, the paniolo traditions are still practiced, while remaining firmly rooted in the Mexican vaquero heritage.
Malloy did a great job with this. He gets it.
I met one of these cowboys in the sierra mountains on the Pacific crest trail telling me stories of ranching over in Hawaii .
Thanks so much for sharing this!
Being born and raised in Kauai I really enjoyed this video haven’t been to the islands in 20 yrs. I’ve always loved these yeti presents series
Lihue stay !!!!
This short nicely compliments the Paniolo O Hawai'i documentary from the late 90s (if anyone would like to watch more about Paniolo history).
I lived nearby for a decade....breaks my heart to hear the woman talking about how “ times are changing “ and the locals with SO MUCH HISTORY & UNIQUE HERITAGE understand that with ALL the NEW PEOPLE moving in it’s THEM THE LOCALS who will have to ADAPT.... the beautiful town referred to WAIMEA was becoming famous when I moved over for becoming a MARTHA STEWART community.....Quaint as defined by ALIENS with zero history in the islands in general and less in Paniolo Culture...I recall as if yesterday people cheering the arrival of McDonalds, later a STARBUCKS...I literally saw what irresponsible, naive, arrogant, spoiled rich clueless indifferent idiots DO TO PRISTINE UNIQUE FRAGILE COMMUNITIES to make it “ more better, kinda like home “. The place they moved away from to ESCAPE to the peaceful serenity of untouched small town rural Hawaii. I won’t go back....I left because I witnessed the incremental, steady, loss of identity as each new group of malahini took more & more.....making what WAS ONE OF A KIND.....LIKE EVERYWHERE ELSE...
Tragic REPETITION ONCE AGAIN for the endlessly maligned Native Hawaiian Paniolo Culture, disgracefully disfigured and cheaply transformed into Theme Park like mediocrity...Gone but not forgotten....it broke my heart when it finally became clear that I was powerless to END THE GREED DRIVEN NUMBING OF INTELLIGENT COMMUNITY PLANNING.....I witnessed a motivated group of ambitious soulless cyphers recklessly destroy the very quality of place they claim called them to relocate to & renew their hideously shallow lives. Any REASON, MOTIVATION, EXPLANATION, PURPOSE, EXCUSE, STORY, etc. these monsters give for “ being of service to the local community “ is after fact “cover your ass” bullshit.....I left because I couldn’t end the consumer culture madness ...... If this Video ‘Works’ and creates an interest to see this....GO QUICKLY.....IT’S DISAPPEARING QUICKER EACH DAY.....THEY ARE TOO FAR INTO THEIR PROJECT NOW....THEY CANNOT STOP....ENJOY IT WHILE IT EXISTS....
New land development almost always coincides with new arrivals... and too often those new arrivals don’t get it or they come to adapt the land they came to instead of adapting themselves. That’s the same whether it’s New Yorkers moving to Arizona or Tennesseans moving to Hawai’i
Amen my friend, amen.
It’s ALWAYS the ones who understand their impact, who understand the native people, the culture and who understand the need to preserve it, rather than covering it in cement… that leave.
Too bad, you’re the ones we don’t mind staying.
Mahalo for you’re well articulated, almost poetic, comment.
@@lukeporras1288 Not exactly the same, because Hawaiians are nearly extinct and the Hawaiian Kingdom is not part of the US but rather illegally occupied by the US since 1893.
In our case, it’s war crimes and international law violations being committed, not just people moving to another state.
@@The.Hawaiian.Kingdom You can make that argument, but didn't it all start with a bunch of rich American planters moving to Hawaii and monopolizing business? When they grew enough in number, they overthrew the Kingdom and petitioned to join the United States. At least, that is my limited understanding of Hawaii's history.
I've been there. Visit there when I was out there on vacation.
So proud of Waimea, Parker Ranch and Yeti!!!
I Love Waimea and Kahaluu
Great Video
save the land. keep Hawaii pristine
I never realized there were ranches/cowboys in Hawaii. It just never occurred to me!
Also, 2:33 - MOUNTAINS WITH SNOW? IN HAWAII?! I need to go there. Because, clearly, I am clueless.
It's great to see there are still some real men in the world!
I would also have loved to hear more of the music at the end.
Yesica1993 - my wife’s favorite Hawaiian experience, the Mona Kea tour. From sea level and 82’ to almost 14k and -20F. Stars like you can’t believe, beautiful ranches on the ride up. Bucket list experience!
@ John Arter
Oh, that sounds glorious!
@@earnestbass4043 thanks for the tip buddy. Never imagined The Big Island was actually,.. big. Lol
Then you’d also be surprised that Hawaiians were “cowboying” before the “American Cowboy” came about
Please be cognizant that the specific mountain (which is actually a dormant volcano) is considered one of the most sacred sites in all of Hawai’i to the Hawaiian people & it should never be treated as tourists playground.
Good job, yeti 💜🌾
Livin life,the way it was meant...
Yeti's done it again ! Thanks guys. 😎
Great film!
Love this video. Great job!
A wonderful video with breathtaking beauty.
What a wonderful story!
Down with Yeti, Anti NRA, Anti 2nd Amend!
Yep Jim...., it's anti American, as far as I'm concerned. No Yeti in my house now for sure.
Jim Farley Unpopular opinion: You can be pro second amendment and anti-NRA
Amazing piece. Nice job YETI and Chris and Keith.
Is it possible to license some of this footage?
😊😊😊😊❤❤❤Hawaii❤❤❤❤😊😊😊😊
Great Video!!! Hawaiians!!
Amazing
it only took 3 Mexican Vaqueros to start the Legend of the Paniolo. Please watch Kuana Torres musical video of the song NA VAQUEROS, it narrates in song form, the real story of the paniolos that left their mark on the native Hawaiian way of life. Hollywood Cowboys got nothing on the paniolos., they quickly learned the way of the Mexican Vaquero.
💜🐎
Great Video 👍
Love it
NRA member here, i'm ashamed i actually bought Yeti products now. I will purchase RTIC from here on,,,
THEZOMBIEBUNKER you’ll be buying from his brother
>> Zombie
Roy and Ryan Seiders own Yeti, James and John Jacobsen own Rtic
I stand corrected. Thanks for the clarification
...oh..you mean Parker Ranch REAL Estate company....not ranch...fact...so much shibai...
Y'all should do a King Ranch one!
Joseph McNiff There's lots of King ranch videos!!
Internet comment boards. Where common sense and intelligence go to die. Great video.
official cooler of broke back mountain.
UNSUBBED to this bad company go NRA
I just placed an order for a brand new rtic cooler! #buyrtic
Buy an ORCA and support our Constitution 🇺🇸
I'll never buy another Yeti product ever. I'm a NRA member. No more Yeti products for me
NRA. LOL IF YOU AINT IN THE MILITARY YOU AINT IMPORTANT. NEXT.
When yeti asked them to make this video they probably weren’t interested. Then they offered to throw in a couple free coolers and they were all in.
You should change your name to snowflake coolers
NRA and the Second Amendment will never be taken.
Pelican has announced they are donating $10.00 to the NRA for every cooler they sell. Pelican makes better coolers anyway.
Can you take me as an intern?
#oneless yeti customer
To the freedom loving Americans out there, DO NOT buy yeti.
What did yeti ever do?
No yeti coolers on my hunts .
Threw my yeti cooler and tumbler in the trash. I will never buy anything from your company, or any other anti 2Nd amendment company again. Ever.
Yeti Presents: Boycott Yeti
Garbage coolers never buy.