Love the cigar tips, but even more than that really appreciate the life lessons and tips. As a 25 year old watching the world go insane, your calming advice helped ease things. Thanks!!
I dont think I could agree with this comment any more than i already do. I'm 22 and being reminded to slow down and take a second is a breath of fresh air. Thanks Dewayne.
Man, that ending got to me. I wish one day I can sit by the campfire with my wife just chillin, smoking a good cigar and loving life. If there's any way I'd like to spend my last years on earth, this is pretty much the only way.
I started smoking cigarettes years ago as a teenage, spent my whole life fighting Cigarettes addiction. I suffered severe depression and mental disorder, got diagnosed with cptsd. Not until my wife recommended me to psilocybin mushrooms treatment. Psilocybin treatment saved my life honestly, 8 years totally clean. Much respect to mother nature the great magic shrooms.
I love hearing great life changing stories like this. I want to become a mycologist because honestly mushrooms are the best form of medicine (most especially the psychedelic ones) There are so many people today used magic mushrooms to ween off of SSRI medication- its amazing! Years back i wrote an entire essay about psychedelics. they saved you from death buddy, lets be honest here.
Hey mates! Can you help with the source? I suffer severe anxiety, panic and depression and I usually take prescription medicine, but they don't always help. Where can I find those psilocybin mushrooms? I'm really interested in treating my mental health without Rxs. I live in Australia don't know much about these. I'm so glad they helped you. I can't wait to get them too. Really need a reliable source 🙏
YES sure of mycologist Predroshrooms. Mushrooms literally got me off my feet and turned my whole life around. I am currently a housing manager for a recovery program. I wouldn't have been able to do that shit without psilocybin.
Thanks for sharing your story. That's rough I sympathize. Save your health save your mind. Life is better without heroin, cocaine, alcohol and cigarettes. And you have more money in your pocket. God bless everyone who has rejected the devils intentions to be addicted to alcohol and cigarettes etc which can cause so much damage to health. I will pray for you all.
“Slow Down” has pretty much been a theme in my life. I’ve always appreciated the little “secrets” that I’ve discovered by going slow. Nearly everyone I’ve met in my life is about speed - doing everything fast. They act like speed is the most important thing. I’m retired now but all of my previous employers valued speed. I was finally able to show the company I retired from that speed usually resulted in doing things in a less than accurate way. And most times someone needed to go back and correct things that were praised because of the speed they were done. It took putting up with criticism for a while but my last boss was finally able to see the best (and most profitable) results were when the job only needed to be done one time with the correct parts and adjusted as they should be. The result for me was promotion and acceptance. It wasn’t an easy course but in the end rewarding. So thank you for that message, Dewayne.
I was in residential construction for 24 years and I always had to question my boss on "why is there enough time to do it over, but never enough time to do it right the first time?" Enjoy.
That's my experience as a Diesel Tech. Everyone is about speed, but when something breaks we'll still take the blame. Slow down. Do it right the first time. Can't wait to start my own shop.
Dwayne I just smoked my first cigar yesterday it was a 5x25, it had some coffee notes and it was delicious now as a 17 year old with his first cigar I followed your instructions on lighting but I don’t have a cigar cutter so I used my pocket knife and it was so nice and relaxing thank you so much for the tips and god bless you and your family
@@YousirArdumemight not be a cigarillo my friend, the shorter stumpier cigars are around and they’re a good width. I’ve got a Connecticut short- gordo and it’s a 5.25 X60 and she’s a thick ol cigar
I"m not a cigar smoker but damn... I can watch you talk about smoking them on a routine basis. Ok, it's the relaxed tone in your voice, the humor that finds its way into your stories and the topics, but all of it combined just captivates me. It's been a pretty hard month for me and coming here just helps me to relax. Thank you sir and best of luck on the new school
You and your wife are helping people on so many levels. There's not enough thanks for the knowledge you've been sharing. What sets you apart from all other teachers is the combinations of theories and the evident positive outcomes born out of those theories. Your phylisophical ideologies are extraordinary and all who watch your videos most certainly come away from them a more valuable person in society. Thank you again for your time and effort in the creation of Dry Creek Wrangler School. I hope everyone gets a chance to learn about it! You're one heck of an hombre!
Great video ,loving it . I just want to put a note . When your ash drops down and your burning tip has a conical shape that means that the specific cigar you're smokig contains bigger amount of ligero tobacco leaf. Ligero leaf contains bigger dose of nicotine than the other leafs . Ligero leaf is located in the top of tobacco plant. When the rollers making a cigar their putting the ligero leaf in the centre of the cigar, otherwise it will burn unevenly. That basically sawing as the power of the cigar. If you're smoking too fast , you'll increase the temperature of the cigar and you'll have a bitter taste . Also if smoke to low you have to relight the cigar too often , you'll charcoal it and it will be bitter again. That's what I've learnt after many many years as a cigar aficionado.
My father and grandfather could not have been more opposite each other. Growing up, my father was the epitome of multi-tasking, in constant motion, if you're not moving forward, you were moving backwards. There was no 3rd direction. His father, my grandfather, was the opposite. Do something, do it well, when finished take pride in your achievement and then proceed to next thing. He also was a carpenter and a smoker. He smoked pipes and cigars. He also smoked cigarettes and he chewed occasionally. His rituals for consuming all tobacco products were impressive and consistent. He never sped up the process. He lit with soft flame, constantly turning so it was evenly burning. His pipe was a blue flame, instant heat. But how you load and pack it, how tightly it was packed, how full it was, all was calculated out over decades. It was so interesting to watch his rituals.
My red haired, green eyed, daughter enjoys a stogie with me and several drams of adult libation. The local shop gents get a kick out of my idea of dad and daughter together time. Some of my best memories. Enjoy life - in deed! Great video.
Thanks Dwayne, I’m an older retired Cowboy/Disabled Vet/ full time traveling trail rider. As everyone else, really disappointed in how this world is changing, and not for the better. But thank God I’m healthy and can still do my thing But I completely agree with you, one of my biggest joys is sitting by a campfire in the evenings, having a good cigar, a cocktail, watching my dogs and horse around me,and relaxing! Keep up the great videos and I’ll see y’all on down the trail 👍🤠🇺🇸
I’m a daily… weather permitting cigar enjoyer. I’m about to retire and want nothing more than to slow the hands of time. I don’t mean to sound special in any way but I now enjoy mostly Cuban brands and certain Nicaraguans occasionally. I find pairing it with a nice coffee is just the ticket. I used to pair with scotches, ales and a sweet rum. Well enough about me. I want to let this gentlemen know he’s appreciated in so many ways. I wish I was sharing a fine cigar exactly in that peaceful natural setting. Sunrise and sunset…. So beautiful 👍🏻
Im 25 years old, Just started watching and I’m mad because Im this late. Better late than never though these videos are teaching me a lot very educational love it man.
I started smoking Deadwoods and I’m hooked. I don’t NEED to smoke a cigar, but I like them on my break at work to give myself something to look forward to through the day. Very nice.
Dwayne you are an inspiration sir! Thank you for reminding us all how important it is to slow down, and more importantly to disregard the noise of other folks clamoring on about how we should live our lives. Keep the videos coming!
Great video and an extra tip. I recommend keeping the cello on for three reasons actually. Number 1# cigars that stay in cello actually keep a little more intensity when kept in and loose slight intensity when out. Number 2# the cello does a very good job in preventing mold. If one cigar develops mold the cello will keep it from spreading (especially to your more expensive cigars) to the ones in cello. Number 3# it helps maintain the flavors in your sticks if you have a mixture of cigars clumped together. Just some things I've found. Cheers!
This channel is great. It's like hanging out on the trail getting some good advice. Your voices is so relaxing. It must have the same as effect on us as it does on your horses
At 67 its refreshing to get confirmation for the way I keep, trim and light my cigars. I follow the exact protocol. Been doing it for long, long time and I enjoy em! Regarding personal preference and various cigar flavors and after taste...all true and absolutely varies by country, producer and individual. I find I enjoy tobaccos from the Dominican Republic..... but thats my personal preference. Everyone is different so dont let others sway you one way or the other.
I just smoked my first cigar as a celebratory gesture for my milestone birthday and I liked it very much. My favorite part of this vlog is the end when you said Slow Down...start looking for that harmonious outcome in your life - Priceless. Thank you so much.
Merry Christmas, Sir. I'm a daily cigar smoker and have been for several years now, but I also appreciate folks talking about the basics for newcomers. Cigars are all about taking time away from everything else in life, especially the stresses. It's interesting that you mentioned how different tobacco regions can bring varying flavors. Personally, I've found that I hate Sumatra tobacco. It just leaves a funny taste in my throat. I prefer Nicaraguan, Dominican, Ecuadoran and Peruvian cigars. It all comes down to personal taste. Best wishes for the new year!
Nicaraguan is my favorite as well, at least filler and binder. Mexican San Andres is my favorite wrapper. BUT! I also enjoy Sumatra, it's more full bodied and peppery, but I like that sometimes. Corojo is another I use to break up the monotony. Still haven't tried any Brazilian tobacco's, but I want to at some point. Honduran does tend to have a very potent white pepper note that can throw people off.
@@frankonolfi7328 My favorite budget cigars are Perdomo's "Fresco" and "Lot 826" cigars. They're both around $3-$5 each, which, for me, makes them an affordable option. Sometimes I'll smoke a $20+ cigar, but that's rare.
Any of his videos tend to make me enjoy whatever I’m doing. Right now I’m shoveling out my bull wagon and having a blast (Even though half of it is frozen). Remember, don’t be afraid to slow down, and enjoy life young fella.
Buddy, I’ve watched a lot of other video on TH-cam about this subject. A lot of those “other professionals who are smarter than you”..but this was still the most informative, precise, simple, yet most useful video on cigars that I’ve watched. Thank you sir!
I'm a long time cigar smoker so the algorithm put your last video in my feed. Great cigar related content, I subscribed though for the other content. I don't have any horses or live a ranch lifestylebut really like your vibe and the wisdom I'm finding in your content. In regards to lighting... slow and low, the idea is to carmalize the tobaccos not carbonize them. Like a golden marshmellow vs a charred marshmellow. Great stuff!
You know what great video for real people! Man its just chills me out watching your videos of somebody that doesnt complicate life and slows down! To much rush in this life ! Well done on a great video keep the cigar content coming 🇬🇧
Just found your channel. Wife and I love setting outside and enjoying a good cigar together here in East Tx. I enjoyed how relaxed you are and not in a hurry I just subscribed to your channel.
I really enjoy your tips about “slowing down”. I’m trying my best to do so. So much so that I started keeping a little log with your phrase on the top “slow down” and each morning I mark down a date. I try to take it easy and remember to slow it down… I’ve got some personal demons I try to fight and the best way to do it is to “slow down.” Thanks, Dwayne!
God Bless. It's good to hear a voice of true wisdom and experience in a modern day filled with clowns and mindless information, keep it up mate. Support from Australia
I really want to try this. Its better than cigarettes which i smoked and weed. Your not inhaling it like you said theres only two ingredients and its a slow leisurely activity. Cant wait to get some. Great video
I was born and raised and still live in Tennessee. God's country here!!! It's hands down the most beautiful South Eastern state!!! Glad to have you here.
one of the things the world needs is the wisdom of older men. i’ve been watching your videos for about three years now i think and i just smoked my second ever cigar while watching this one! i’m honduran and this second cigar was right here in my country and honduran made, i had a chuckle when you mentioned the cigar from honduras because i don’t think i like it too much either 😂. Dwayne thank you for your advice sir, your videos are like a sort of rest for me. God bless you and your family ❤️
Dwayne gotta say your angle on Cigars is the best I've heard. I listen to finest gentleman speaking on smoking Etiquette and techniques But you keep it simple and real Love the fact that you bring it home where it matters and the Life stories are the best keep making Cigar videos and keep the stories coming.
I just discovered your video and loved it!! I quit smoking 30 years ago but have always loved cigars. I might fall off the wagon and try some cigars again. I also love Bourbon which is a great combo with a quality cigar !
Thank you for this video, sir. It motivated me to start a journey into cigars. I appreciate the simple advice -I used it. I enjoyed my first cigar today. Keep putting out practical advice and common sense in regards to cigars. Take care God bless.
Just came across your channel and real enjoyed it. I’m retired now and just getting back into cigars. The pace of my life has finally slowed down where I can spend some quiet time with a good cigar. It’s a perfect time for some reflection.
I just found this channel today. I’ve come across dozens in the sub 10k to 50k range and I’ve been able to predict which will blow up. This is going to blow up. 100k easily in 1 year or less. January 6 2023!!!
Dwayne, I am glad I ran into you on this TH-cam thing. I am 57 and have smoked cigars for decades so I already know this content but boy did I enjoy the way you say things. I look forward to seeing more content. I identify with things you say good job and thanks. Take care
Awesome video sir! I'm 27 years old and truly appreciate your advice. Never been a smoker in general but my wife got me a couple of different cigars for father's day and had no idea what I was doing. Of course I did my research got me a nice ash tray, torch lighter and cutter. You are definitely right society in the city has us wired to live life in the fast lane but like you mentioned you got to slow down and take your time and relax. Also for new smokers eat something before and have a water handy and enjoy your cigars! Cheers have a good day
I've discovered your channel here recently and enjoy it very much. As a cigar smoker for over 10 years I have watched many TH-cam videos about lighting cigars, more so back in the day. I wasn't going to watch your video about the subject as I know how to light my cigars but since I've enjoyed your other videos I watched it. And, I learned something! I never knew the cello was made of compostable fibers. I thought they were plastic! I will be keeping my cello's on my cigars in the humi from now on! Thanks sir!
Dewayne, I would like to thank you for your advice over the last two years I have watched you. I am English, 21 and a man. I have chosen to be a barrister as my profession, and UK law, especially as a practitioner, is very hectic and never stops nor slows down. Case after case. I am buying my first cigars tomorrow. I will be buying 4 cigars, each with a different style and each from somewhere different - a taste of the world, so to speak. Your message about contemplation and slowing down has really helped my mental health. I slow down with a glass of good, quality made bourbon as natural as I can get it (Uncut, unfiltered and straight from the barrel) and that is my "cigar". A glass could easily last me 1 hour. Slowly sipping and deciphering the delicious array of notes in the bourbon in both smell and taste and just relaxing and enjoying myself is my favourite activity of the week. I am excited to do the same thing with cigars. Many thanks from across the pond!
Thank you for this. My dad used to love cigars and pipes. I lost him 2 yrs ago. Was kind of thinking about trying it. He would tell me to slow down and enjoy life. I'm 52 and just learning how to rest. So I figure I'll give it shot n see how I like it.👍
I didn't realize how little I knew about fine cigars and how to really enjoy one. Thank you for all this information. You know how to explain things without all the drama of an " expert ." I just found your channel last week and I have enjoyed your calm wisdom in every video .
Hello I want to thank you for all your videos and the time you take to produce them, I really enjoy learning from you and your channel content, I'm not a cowboy or own any horses or live in a ranch but I truly envy your way of life and all your wisdom, I was born and raised in mexico and emigrated to USA at a early age back in 1989, I unfortunately did not have good role models growing up and I really appreciate you honesty and the way you present your videos on different subjects, I'm 50 years old now and I been contemplating smoking my first cigar for a few years, I'm finally made my mind to buy my first cigar this year and I'm currently searching information on best cigars for beginners and I hope to be able to enjoy it, keep up the good work please!
Thanks for the video. I can completely relate to sitting outside with momma and enjoying the end of a day together while smoking a cigar and relaxing. No better time. The concept of stopping for an hour or two to enjoy a cigar and contemplate our world was introduced to me by my brother. My life has become easier and more enjoyable as I take the time to stop and enjoy a moment instead of rushing through life without appreciating it. Thanks for the cigar series.
I sit outside with girlfriend on the patio to relax with a cigar as she chain smokes her cigarettes I’m relaxed but she looks more uptight after each one
You pretty much hit all the major points. I learned about cigars about a year ago when I started. It's a great way to relax and force you to slow down!
Wow I was caught off guard by this. Everything from the organic raw phone video, the non polished explanations, and the all around solid fatherly tone…thanks for modeling what it’s like to slow down. I just recently got into cigars and that was what I loved most about the experience. You are forced to slow down…to eliminate hurry…thanks again for the video, I am a new subscriber.
As a former ranch hand/farmer your videos make me miss the wide open. I've been especially watching the cigars video's. I've been smoking cigars since 2008 but just this year started collecting more. Personally my go to smokes are factory smokes for all day puffing. But my absolute indulgence cigar is a diamond crown black diamond #7.
Some of the cheaper, knock-around cigars that I get for every day smokes, can unravel when I cut them with a guillotine cutter. I've found that a 3" wood screw, hand "drilled" and then removed from the cap and head of the cigar prevents this. I also screw a hole into the head and foot of cigars that are rolled too tightly. It opens them up and are a lot nicer to smoke. Nice video!!
Love how profesional you are talking about cigars, I'm Honduran/Texan and I'll tell you I loved how nice and smooth you said you don't preferred Honduran Tabbaco, (maybe you haven't try the right one hehe) but I'll tell you this, following you to learn more about cigars, you are a gentleman wrangler 👍
Ha what an awesome guy, I’ve smoked cigars for decades and I learned stuff from this video! Also living in London I am so envious of that lifestyle, I could sit in that chair by that fire for the rest of my life lol.
Sir, I think you are one of my most favorite people to listen to. I enjoy your stories and the way you go about your video. Thank you for posting. Smoke on.
For anyone wanting a decent cheap cigar to try, I just tried a la invicta robusto. Definitely worth a try, took about 30 mins to smoke, I didn't put it down, nice smooth smoke. Relax an smoke less but smoke the best. 👍🏻
I just came across your channel. The video on being a good man came across my feed, so after watching, I went back to see what else you had to say. Although, I hung with the rodeo guys on Marine Corps Air Station Yuma, AZ, and I did a couple of rodeos as a barrel rider and bullfighter (clown), I am not involved in the horse/ranch lifestyle. I live in suburban coal country Pennsylvania and it's kinda hard to have a horse farm around here. I did notice the video before this (why you smoke), and it reminded me that I had one cigar left in the house. Life has been stressful, and I was starting to lose focus on things and realized your comment about slowing down was the wisdom I needed at that moment. So, I find myself on my front porch with the dog, listening to the neighbor mow his lawn, watching the cars go by, and enjoying the last of my sampler pack (Hecho a Mano Dominica Kristoff Ligero) along with a Yuengling Lager, and allowing myself to just.... be. The L-rd puts people in our lives when we need them or they need us. You were mine. Thank you
Your appreciation for older things, and not being stamped out by a machine is similar to how I have a penchant for hand-made American clothing and footwear. And I also think that's part of the appeal and market for the so called "heritage" clothing. I've even been looking into reading some history books on the subject. I know that's not related to cigars, but the thought came to mind with the stuff you talked about last video.
I love your comment about not letting this "crazy" world dictate what is good and bad, right or not. It is incredible how so many otherwise reasonable down-to-earth people look to Hollywood to tell them what is "fashionable", or to Washington to tell them what is honorable or to "Big Pharma" to tell them what is healthy. Why should we be taking our advice from people who are immoral, unpatriotic, or hypocritical? Good message sir!
I love Oliva. I have tried more than 100 different cigars I think. Sometimes expensive Cubans aren’t better than New World cigars. I think Dominica cigars suit me better. You Americans are so lucky, cigars in UK is insanely expensive due to the tax
These videos are rewarding. I love the low drawl of your voice. If you're willing, I'd love videos of you sitting to enjoy a cigar, and just share stories and wisdom. I have friends who enjoy cigars, and I'd share your videos with them.
This is an all-around wonderful video I think everyone should watch and implement in their life. Thanks for the calm; the peaceful; the education; the love. You and your wife are a true blessing.
Very great video. I really appreciate this channel and the morals and values that you have. I’m 18 and just started smoking cigars (on occasion, with moderation) but I love the aspect of slowing down. Not to mention the relaxing social atmosphere it creates like you talked about in another video. Get 3 good friends together, after a long work week to enjoy a cigar and have good conversation while enjoying the company of others. Its simple, harmless, & it’s not like anything else you could smoke. Doesn’t take away your ability to think or function. It’s a treasure. I truly thinks it’s a gift. All that being said, to God alone be the glory! Thank you, and God bless
Just a regular guy here that enjoys cigars, love the cigar vids man, you've got a common sense way about it. Keep it up for sure, the cigar community needs more stuff like this.
I really enjoyed this video. Very informative and my experience with cigars lines right up with everything you said. Your voice is relaxing. Reminds me of my neighbors boys who are horse trainers and ex cowboys in Montana.
Another good talk Dwayne. I have one of the wooden box humidors, that holds 50 to 60 cigars, that was given to me about 8 years ago by one of my former employees. It is beat up on the outside but maintains a steady 80% humidity year around. I don't find the maintenance of it to be an inconvenience but more like a part time hobby, part of the 'slow down and relax' mentality "for a more harmonious outcome".
There's something about the way you talk that calms me down!! Just started venturing into cigars and watched a whole lot of videos, but never commented.. until now! Please keep making videos !! Merry Christmas and a Very Happy, Safe, and Healthy 2022!!
I love your videos, I don't smoke cigars and I don't want to, especially now that I'm trying to give up drinking completely, I just smoke weed it makes me happy
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Love the cigar tips, but even more than that really appreciate the life lessons and tips. As a 25 year old watching the world go insane, your calming advice helped ease things. Thanks!!
Man here i am too same age same mindset, but i dont actually smoke tobacco just weed
I dont think I could agree with this comment any more than i already do. I'm 22 and being reminded to slow down and take a second is a breath of fresh air. Thanks Dewayne.
26 rn and I completly agree with you.
I'm 19 and agree, really exited to try my first Cigar soon
25 and also enjoying the advice
i feel like guys like this are born with that voice and moustache. I cant imagine them not sounding like this lol. awesome vid
The only person I will ever take cigar suggestions from.
Man, that ending got to me. I wish one day I can sit by the campfire with my wife just chillin, smoking a good cigar and loving life. If there's any way I'd like to spend my last years on earth, this is pretty much the only way.
I started smoking cigarettes years ago as a teenage, spent my whole life fighting Cigarettes addiction. I suffered severe depression and mental disorder, got diagnosed with cptsd. Not until my wife recommended me to psilocybin mushrooms treatment. Psilocybin treatment saved my life honestly, 8 years totally clean. Much respect to mother nature the great magic shrooms.
I love hearing great life changing stories like this. I want to become a mycologist because honestly mushrooms are the best form of medicine (most especially the psychedelic ones) There are so many people today used magic mushrooms to ween off of SSRI medication- its amazing! Years back i wrote an entire essay about psychedelics. they saved you from death buddy, lets be honest here.
Hey mates! Can you help with the source? I suffer severe anxiety, panic and depression and I usually take prescription medicine, but they don't always help. Where can I find those psilocybin mushrooms? I'm really interested in treating my mental health without Rxs. I live in Australia don't know much about these. I'm so glad they helped you. I can't wait to get them too. Really need a reliable source 🙏
YES sure of mycologist Predroshrooms. Mushrooms literally got me off my feet and turned my whole life around. I am currently a housing manager for a recovery program. I wouldn't have been able to do that shit without psilocybin.
Thanks for sharing your story. That's rough I sympathize. Save your health save your mind. Life is better without heroin, cocaine, alcohol and cigarettes. And you have more money in your pocket. God bless everyone who has rejected the devils intentions to be addicted to alcohol and cigarettes etc which can cause so much damage to health. I will pray for you all.
Where do I reach this dude? If possible can I find him on Google
“Slow Down” has pretty much been a theme in my life. I’ve always appreciated the little “secrets” that I’ve discovered by going slow. Nearly everyone I’ve met in my life is about speed - doing everything fast. They act like speed is the most important thing. I’m retired now but all of my previous employers valued speed. I was finally able to show the company I retired from that speed usually resulted in doing things in a less than accurate way. And most times someone needed to go back and correct things that were praised because of the speed they were done. It took putting up with criticism for a while but my last boss was finally able to see the best (and most profitable) results were when the job only needed to be done one time with the correct parts and adjusted as they should be. The result for me was promotion and acceptance. It wasn’t an easy course but in the end rewarding. So thank you for that message, Dewayne.
I was in residential construction for 24 years and I always had to question my boss on "why is there enough time to do it over, but never enough time to do it right the first time?" Enjoy.
Craig you must be talking about me! LOL I'M the same way!👍👍
Dead nuts on! Unfortunately I didn't have the chance to work for someone who had or learned that same value before I left the work force
That's my experience as a Diesel Tech. Everyone is about speed, but when something breaks we'll still take the blame. Slow down. Do it right the first time. Can't wait to start my own shop.
Dwayne I just smoked my first cigar yesterday it was a 5x25, it had some coffee notes and it was delicious now as a 17 year old with his first cigar I followed your instructions on lighting but I don’t have a cigar cutter so I used my pocket knife and it was so nice and relaxing thank you so much for the tips and god bless you and your family
5x 25? Was it a cigarillo?
@@YousirArdumemight not be a cigarillo my friend, the shorter stumpier cigars are around and they’re a good width. I’ve got a Connecticut short- gordo and it’s a 5.25 X60 and she’s a thick ol cigar
I"m not a cigar smoker but damn... I can watch you talk about smoking them on a routine basis. Ok, it's the relaxed tone in your voice, the humor that finds its way into your stories and the topics, but all of it combined just captivates me. It's been a pretty hard month for me and coming here just helps me to relax. Thank you sir and best of luck on the new school
You and your wife are helping people on so many levels. There's not enough thanks for the knowledge you've been sharing. What sets you apart from all other teachers is the combinations of theories and the evident positive outcomes born out of those theories. Your phylisophical ideologies are extraordinary and all who watch your videos most certainly come away from them a more valuable person in society.
Thank you again for your time and effort in the creation of Dry Creek Wrangler School. I hope everyone gets a chance to learn about it!
You're one heck of an hombre!
Great video ,loving it . I just want to put a note . When your ash drops down and your burning tip has a conical shape that means that the specific cigar you're smokig contains bigger amount of ligero tobacco leaf. Ligero leaf contains bigger dose of nicotine than the other leafs . Ligero leaf is located in the top of tobacco plant. When the rollers making a cigar their putting the ligero leaf in the centre of the cigar, otherwise it will burn unevenly.
That basically sawing as the power of the cigar.
If you're smoking too fast , you'll increase the temperature of the cigar and you'll have a bitter taste .
Also if smoke to low you have to relight the cigar too often , you'll charcoal it and it will be bitter again.
That's what I've learnt after many many years as a cigar aficionado.
My father and grandfather could not have been more opposite each other. Growing up, my father was the epitome of multi-tasking, in constant motion, if you're not moving forward, you were moving backwards. There was no 3rd direction. His father, my grandfather, was the opposite. Do something, do it well, when finished take pride in your achievement and then proceed to next thing. He also was a carpenter and a smoker. He smoked pipes and cigars. He also smoked cigarettes and he chewed occasionally. His rituals for consuming all tobacco products were impressive and consistent. He never sped up the process. He lit with soft flame, constantly turning so it was evenly burning. His pipe was a blue flame, instant heat. But how you load and pack it, how tightly it was packed, how full it was, all was calculated out over decades. It was so interesting to watch his rituals.
if only in this day and age some peace was selling and someone was buying
It's my birthday and I'm sick as a dog. You, sir, just convinced me to light one up. God bless you and yours.
Again a great positive and peacefull vidéo. Thanks very much
this man is the uncle i wish i had to hang out with all summer
My red haired, green eyed, daughter enjoys a stogie with me and several drams of adult libation. The local shop gents get a kick out of my idea of dad and daughter together time. Some of my best memories. Enjoy life - in deed! Great video.
Thanks Dwayne, I’m an older retired Cowboy/Disabled Vet/ full time traveling trail rider. As everyone else, really disappointed in how this world is changing, and not for the better. But thank God I’m healthy and can still do my thing But I completely agree with you, one of my biggest joys is sitting by a campfire in the evenings, having a good cigar, a cocktail, watching my dogs and horse around me,and relaxing! Keep up the great videos and I’ll see y’all on down the trail 👍🤠🇺🇸
I’m a daily… weather permitting cigar enjoyer. I’m about to retire and want nothing more than to slow the hands of time. I don’t mean to sound special in any way but I now enjoy mostly Cuban brands and certain Nicaraguans occasionally. I find pairing it with a nice coffee is just the ticket. I used to pair with scotches, ales and a sweet rum. Well enough about me. I want to let this gentlemen know he’s appreciated in so many ways. I wish I was sharing a fine cigar exactly in that peaceful natural setting. Sunrise and sunset…. So beautiful 👍🏻
Im 25 years old, Just started watching and I’m mad because Im this late. Better late than never though these videos are teaching me a lot very educational love it man.
😂 "Late"
I'm 38 and broke and I don't think I'm late to anything.
@@clandeszipp4564he meant late to this video, it’s an old video that he wish he was watching sooner lol
I started smoking Deadwoods and I’m hooked. I don’t NEED to smoke a cigar, but I like them on my break at work to give myself something to look forward to through the day. Very nice.
How are they? I tend to like quite a bit of Drew estates stuff, so I've been thinking about those or the fat bottom Betty's?
Dwayne you are an inspiration sir! Thank you for reminding us all how important it is to slow down, and more importantly to disregard the noise of other folks clamoring on about how we should live our lives. Keep the videos coming!
Great video and an extra tip. I recommend keeping the cello on for three reasons actually. Number 1# cigars that stay in cello actually keep a little more intensity when kept in and loose slight intensity when out. Number 2# the cello does a very good job in preventing mold. If one cigar develops mold the cello will keep it from spreading (especially to your more expensive cigars) to the ones in cello. Number 3# it helps maintain the flavors in your sticks if you have a mixture of cigars clumped together. Just some things I've found. Cheers!
also helps protect the cigar if its in the humidor and you moving stuff around, dont wanna crack that wrapper
Please never use a # again. Ever. I forbid you.
@@Z3kyTw0 Good catch! Exactly right. I forgot about that one.
@@bigmike1850 #what ever in the world#are you talking about#little mike?
This channel is great. It's like hanging out on the trail getting some good advice. Your voices is so relaxing. It must have the same as effect on us as it does on your horses
At 67 its refreshing to get confirmation for the way I keep, trim and light my cigars. I follow the exact protocol. Been doing it for long, long time and I enjoy em! Regarding personal preference and various cigar flavors and after taste...all true and absolutely varies by country, producer and individual. I find I enjoy tobaccos from the Dominican Republic..... but thats my personal preference. Everyone is different so dont let others sway you one way or the other.
I just smoked my first cigar as a celebratory gesture for my milestone birthday and I liked it very much. My favorite part of this vlog is the end when you said Slow Down...start looking for that harmonious outcome in your life - Priceless. Thank you so much.
Merry Christmas, Sir. I'm a daily cigar smoker and have been for several years now, but I also appreciate folks talking about the basics for newcomers. Cigars are all about taking time away from everything else in life, especially the stresses. It's interesting that you mentioned how different tobacco regions can bring varying flavors. Personally, I've found that I hate Sumatra tobacco. It just leaves a funny taste in my throat. I prefer Nicaraguan, Dominican, Ecuadoran and Peruvian cigars. It all comes down to personal taste. Best wishes for the new year!
i don’t smoke cigars but what you said is exactly the same for me and weed, just nice to see
Nicaraguan is my favorite as well, at least filler and binder.
Mexican San Andres is my favorite wrapper.
BUT! I also enjoy Sumatra, it's more full bodied and peppery, but I like that sometimes.
Corojo is another I use to break up the monotony.
Still haven't tried any Brazilian tobacco's, but I want to at some point.
Honduran does tend to have a very potent white pepper note that can throw people off.
I'm retired now and have become a daily smoker. Do you smoke a budget cigar for most days? I need recommendations for a budget but good smoke.
@@frankonolfi7328 My favorite budget cigars are Perdomo's "Fresco" and "Lot 826" cigars. They're both around $3-$5 each, which, for me, makes them an affordable option. Sometimes I'll smoke a $20+ cigar, but that's rare.
@@frankonolfi7328padron or still wells - premium cigars for 10 - 14 per cigar
So sweet that you and mama can sit around your camp fire and enjoy a cigar together. Blessings.
Dwayne your are an inspiration, your videos on cigars an life are really great. Thanks for the wisdom!
Any of his videos tend to make me enjoy whatever I’m doing. Right now I’m shoveling out my bull wagon and having a blast (Even though half of it is frozen). Remember, don’t be afraid to slow down, and enjoy life young fella.
I found your channel couple weeks ago, searching videos about cigars and this channel has been a blessing to me. Thank you brother.
Buddy, I’ve watched a lot of other video on TH-cam about this subject. A lot of those “other professionals who are smarter than you”..but this was still the most informative, precise, simple, yet most useful video on cigars that I’ve watched. Thank you sir!
This Gentleman is the real deal. His voice reassures safety like my Dad. That is a gift.
I'm a long time cigar smoker so the algorithm put your last video in my feed.
Great cigar related content, I subscribed though for the other content. I don't have any horses or live a ranch lifestylebut really like your vibe and the wisdom I'm finding in your content.
In regards to lighting... slow and low, the idea is to carmalize the tobaccos not carbonize them. Like a golden marshmellow vs a charred marshmellow.
Great stuff!
In my country Romania we have a word "who don't have an old man, buy one".
Love your videos.
You know what great video for real people! Man its just chills me out watching your videos of somebody that doesnt complicate life and slows down! To much rush in this life ! Well done on a great video keep the cigar content coming 🇬🇧
Just found your channel. Wife and I love setting outside and enjoying a good cigar together here in East Tx. I enjoyed how relaxed you are and not in a hurry I just subscribed to your channel.
I really enjoy your tips about “slowing down”. I’m trying my best to do so. So much so that I started keeping a little log with your phrase on the top “slow down” and each morning I mark down a date. I try to take it easy and remember to slow it down… I’ve got some personal demons I try to fight and the best way to do it is to “slow down.”
Thanks, Dwayne!
Great video. I’m a pipe smoker looking at trying some cigars. One of the things I love about pipe smoking is the peaceful time of doing nothing.
God Bless. It's good to hear a voice of true wisdom and experience in a modern day filled with clowns and mindless information, keep it up mate. Support from Australia
You sir are wise even if we have never met I can truely say I respect you.
I really want to try this. Its better than cigarettes which i smoked and weed. Your not inhaling it like you said theres only two ingredients and its a slow leisurely activity. Cant wait to get some. Great video
You made me control my rush/hurry/stress, to the point I can slow down and relax. Thanks
Such a beautifully articulated explanation to enjoying the nuances of enjoying a cigar.
I was born and raised and still live in Tennessee. God's country here!!! It's hands down the most beautiful South Eastern state!!! Glad to have you here.
one of the things the world needs is the wisdom of older men. i’ve been watching your videos for about three years now i think and i just smoked my second ever cigar while watching this one!
i’m honduran and this second cigar was right here in my country and honduran made, i had a chuckle when you mentioned the cigar from honduras because i don’t think i like it too much either 😂.
Dwayne thank you for your advice sir, your videos are like a sort of rest for me. God bless you and your family ❤️
Dwayne gotta say your angle on Cigars is the best I've heard. I listen to finest gentleman speaking on smoking Etiquette and techniques
But you keep it simple and real
Love the fact that you bring it home where it matters and the
Life stories are the best keep making Cigar videos and keep the stories coming.
I just discovered your video and loved it!! I quit smoking 30 years ago but have always loved cigars. I might fall off the wagon and try some cigars again. I also love Bourbon which is a great combo with a quality cigar !
Thank you for this video, sir. It motivated me to start a journey into cigars. I appreciate the simple advice -I used it. I enjoyed my first cigar today. Keep putting out practical advice and common sense in regards to cigars. Take care God bless.
Just came across your channel and real enjoyed it. I’m retired now and just getting back into cigars. The pace of my life has finally slowed down where I can spend some quiet time with a good cigar. It’s a perfect time for some reflection.
I just found this channel today. I’ve come across dozens in the sub 10k to 50k range and I’ve been able to predict which will blow up. This is going to blow up. 100k easily in 1 year or less. January 6 2023!!!
It's January 2024 and he's well on his way to a million!!!
Dwayne, I am glad I ran into you on this TH-cam thing. I am 57 and have smoked cigars for decades so I already know this content but boy did I enjoy the way you say things. I look forward to seeing more content. I identify with things you say good job and thanks. Take care
Awesome video sir! I'm 27 years old and truly appreciate your advice. Never been a smoker in general but my wife got me a couple of different cigars for father's day and had no idea what I was doing. Of course I did my research got me a nice ash tray, torch lighter and cutter. You are definitely right society in the city has us wired to live life in the fast lane but like you mentioned you got to slow down and take your time and relax. Also for new smokers eat something before and have a water handy and enjoy your cigars! Cheers have a good day
I've discovered your channel here recently and enjoy it very much. As a cigar smoker for over 10 years I have watched many TH-cam videos about lighting cigars, more so back in the day. I wasn't going to watch your video about the subject as I know how to light my cigars but since I've enjoyed your other videos I watched it. And, I learned something! I never knew the cello was made of compostable fibers. I thought they were plastic! I will be keeping my cello's on my cigars in the humi from now on! Thanks sir!
Right on. You and Dale Brisby keep me calm.
Thank you for the informative video sir. I'm becoming passionate about cigars.
Dewayne, I would like to thank you for your advice over the last two years I have watched you.
I am English, 21 and a man. I have chosen to be a barrister as my profession, and UK law, especially as a practitioner, is very hectic and never stops nor slows down. Case after case.
I am buying my first cigars tomorrow. I will be buying 4 cigars, each with a different style and each from somewhere different - a taste of the world, so to speak.
Your message about contemplation and slowing down has really helped my mental health. I slow down with a glass of good, quality made bourbon as natural as I can get it (Uncut, unfiltered and straight from the barrel) and that is my "cigar".
A glass could easily last me 1 hour. Slowly sipping and deciphering the delicious array of notes in the bourbon in both smell and taste and just relaxing and enjoying myself is my favourite activity of the week. I am excited to do the same thing with cigars.
Many thanks from across the pond!
Great video.. I have enjoyed cigars for many years. I also love the dark wrapper cigars. Still learned from your video.
Thanks again..
Thank you for this. My dad used to love cigars and pipes. I lost him 2 yrs ago. Was kind of thinking about trying it. He would tell me to slow down and enjoy life. I'm 52 and just learning how to rest. So I figure I'll give it shot n see how I like it.👍
I didn't realize how little I knew about fine cigars and how to really enjoy one. Thank you for all this information. You know how to explain things without all the drama of an " expert ." I just found your channel last week and I have enjoyed your calm wisdom in every video .
I'm watching this before going to my lounge for poker night.
Great video, Dewayne.
Big love from Kentucky!!
Hello I want to thank you for all your videos and the time you take to produce them, I really enjoy learning from you and your channel content, I'm not a cowboy or own any horses or live in a ranch but I truly envy your way of life and all your wisdom, I was born and raised in mexico and emigrated to USA at a early age back in 1989, I unfortunately did not have good role models growing up and I really appreciate you honesty and the way you present your videos on different subjects, I'm 50 years old now and I been contemplating smoking my first cigar for a few years, I'm finally made my mind to buy my first cigar this year and I'm currently searching information on best cigars for beginners and I hope to be able to enjoy it, keep up the good work please!
Thanks for the video. I can completely relate to sitting outside with momma and enjoying the end of a day together while smoking a cigar and relaxing. No better time. The concept of stopping for an hour or two to enjoy a cigar and contemplate our world was introduced to me by my brother. My life has become easier and more enjoyable as I take the time to stop and enjoy a moment instead of rushing through life without appreciating it. Thanks for the cigar series.
I sit outside with girlfriend on the patio to relax with a cigar as she chain smokes her cigarettes I’m relaxed but she looks more uptight after each one
You pretty much hit all the major points. I learned about cigars about a year ago when I started.
It's a great way to relax and force you to slow down!
Thank you. Enjoying your content and spreading the word. Appreciate you and the fam.
Wow I was caught off guard by this. Everything from the organic raw phone video, the non polished explanations, and the all around solid fatherly tone…thanks for modeling what it’s like to slow down. I just recently got into cigars and that was what I loved most about the experience. You are forced to slow down…to eliminate hurry…thanks again for the video, I am a new subscriber.
As a former ranch hand/farmer your videos make me miss the wide open. I've been especially watching the cigars video's. I've been smoking cigars since 2008 but just this year started collecting more. Personally my go to smokes are factory smokes for all day puffing. But my absolute indulgence cigar is a diamond crown black diamond #7.
Some of the cheaper, knock-around cigars that I get for every day smokes, can unravel when I cut them with a guillotine cutter. I've found that a 3" wood screw, hand "drilled" and then removed from the cap and head of the cigar prevents this. I also screw a hole into the head and foot of cigars that are rolled too tightly. It opens them up and are a lot nicer to smoke. Nice video!!
This is wholesome. Good for the soul.
Love how profesional you are talking about cigars, I'm Honduran/Texan and I'll tell you I loved how nice and smooth you said you don't preferred Honduran Tabbaco, (maybe you haven't try the right one hehe) but I'll tell you this, following you to learn more about cigars, you are a gentleman wrangler 👍
Classic voice for a classic man. We need more men like you, bud.
Just had my first cigar and thanks to your tips had it properly. Thanks a lot!
You know sir since I moved to Utah from Wisconsin I have learned many things from you. And I thank you for opening my eyes to the true West.
I liked the cigars talk but also your phrases about life!
It's so much fun to just get a cigar, sit down, and turn on Dewayne and just listen. He has a father or grandpa figure to me.
Ha what an awesome guy, I’ve smoked cigars for decades and I learned stuff from this video! Also living in London I am so envious of that lifestyle, I could sit in that chair by that fire for the rest of my life lol.
“Start searching for that harmonious outcome in your life.” Thank you sir, for your Cowboy Wisdom.
Sir, I think you are one of my most favorite people to listen to. I enjoy your stories and the way you go about your video. Thank you for posting. Smoke on.
For anyone wanting a decent cheap cigar to try, I just tried a la invicta robusto. Definitely worth a try, took about 30 mins to smoke, I didn't put it down, nice smooth smoke. Relax an smoke less but smoke the best. 👍🏻
Smoked my first cigar a few months ago at 18, it was amazing.
My favorite time is when my wife and I enjoy a good cigar together. Thank you for the video!
came for the cigar advice, turns out I needed this video on a spiritual level today. thank you
I just came across your channel. The video on being a good man came across my feed, so after watching, I went back to see what else you had to say. Although, I hung with the rodeo guys on Marine Corps Air Station Yuma, AZ, and I did a couple of rodeos as a barrel rider and bullfighter (clown), I am not involved in the horse/ranch lifestyle. I live in suburban coal country Pennsylvania and it's kinda hard to have a horse farm around here. I did notice the video before this (why you smoke), and it reminded me that I had one cigar left in the house. Life has been stressful, and I was starting to lose focus on things and realized your comment about slowing down was the wisdom I needed at that moment.
So, I find myself on my front porch with the dog, listening to the neighbor mow his lawn, watching the cars go by, and enjoying the last of my sampler pack (Hecho a Mano Dominica Kristoff Ligero) along with a Yuengling Lager, and allowing myself to just.... be.
The L-rd puts people in our lives when we need them or they need us. You were mine.
Thank you
Your appreciation for older things, and not being stamped out by a machine is similar to how I have a penchant for hand-made American clothing and footwear. And I also think that's part of the appeal and market for the so called "heritage" clothing. I've even been looking into reading some history books on the subject. I know that's not related to cigars, but the thought came to mind with the stuff you talked about last video.
TH-cam sure gave me a nice treat with recommending this channel
Mannnn we’re going camping for my sons 7th bday this Thursday. Can’t wait to smoke a gar and relax. Thanx for the inspiration 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
I love your comment about not letting this "crazy" world dictate what is good and bad, right or not. It is incredible how so many otherwise reasonable down-to-earth people look to Hollywood to tell them what is "fashionable", or to Washington to tell them what is honorable or to "Big Pharma" to tell them what is healthy. Why should we be taking our advice from people who are immoral, unpatriotic, or hypocritical? Good message sir!
Im watching you while having my local brand cigar. Damn youre a good company. When i have my cigar it reminds me to slow my roll in life. Thanks pops
I love Oliva. I have tried more than 100 different cigars I think. Sometimes expensive Cubans aren’t better than New World cigars. I think Dominica cigars suit me better. You Americans are so lucky, cigars in UK is insanely expensive due to the tax
These videos are rewarding. I love the low drawl of your voice. If you're willing, I'd love videos of you sitting to enjoy a cigar, and just share stories and wisdom. I have friends who enjoy cigars, and I'd share your videos with them.
This is an all-around wonderful video I think everyone should watch and implement in their life. Thanks for the calm; the peaceful; the education; the love. You and your wife are a true blessing.
Thanks for making these videos.
Very great video. I really appreciate this channel and the morals and values that you have. I’m 18 and just started smoking cigars (on occasion, with moderation) but I love the aspect of slowing down. Not to mention the relaxing social atmosphere it creates like you talked about in another video. Get 3 good friends together, after a long work week to enjoy a cigar and have good conversation while enjoying the company of others. Its simple, harmless, & it’s not like anything else you could smoke. Doesn’t take away your ability to think or function. It’s a treasure. I truly thinks it’s a gift. All that being said, to God alone be the glory! Thank you, and God bless
You must not be from America or they dont ID you where you are
Just a regular guy here that enjoys cigars, love the cigar vids man, you've got a common sense way about it. Keep it up for sure, the cigar community needs more stuff like this.
I really enjoyed this video. Very informative and my experience with cigars lines right up with everything you said.
Your voice is relaxing. Reminds me of my neighbors boys who are horse trainers and ex cowboys in Montana.
God bless brother. You have taught me a lot on your channel. Thanks for everything :)
Another good talk Dwayne. I have one of the wooden box humidors, that holds 50 to 60 cigars, that was given to me about 8 years ago by one of my former employees. It is beat up on the outside but maintains a steady 80% humidity year around. I don't find the maintenance of it to be an inconvenience but more like a part time hobby, part of the 'slow down and relax' mentality "for a more harmonious outcome".
80% is too high. Hopefully that was a typo.
There's something about the way you talk that calms me down!! Just started venturing into cigars and watched a whole lot of videos, but never commented.. until now! Please keep making videos !! Merry Christmas and a Very Happy, Safe, and Healthy 2022!!
This guy is so awesome, so much practical knowledge!
I love your videos, I don't smoke cigars and I don't want to, especially now that I'm trying to give up drinking completely, I just smoke weed it makes me happy
your space and values are so grand😊⭐️😊
Literally my new favourite channel, absolutely love it ! Long time Slow Downer from the uk