Yep. Wild turkeys actually fly. I saw some fly in the Ozark mountains in North Arkansas. They scared the crap out of me because they were hiding behind a rock when I walked up and they just took off.
An OUTSTANDING vlog!!! I remember visiting the general store many years ago, it’s changed (for the better). Your st Augustine vlogs are making me remember what I loved about the city and want to return soon. Keep them coming!
St. Augustine is a great town. There's more to see than the Gator Museum! And if you have the time, take the ghost tour - one of the most haunted places in the States.
The General Store Manager used to be the Sherrif at the jail. When we went a few years ago I told him he reminded me of Vince Vaughn. Never broke character! Love St. Augustine and can't wait to see where else you went!
"Tin Can tourists" is a term back toward the early 20th century, when people traveling by car had long stretches of nothing to get through between towns or facilities. So they'd pull over and camp, and eat canned food.
I don't know what your channel is about, but I'm a naturalist, grew up in Florida, and this time of year, I highly recommend JN "Ding" Darling natural wildlife sanctuary on Sanibel Island, Florida. This time of year is fantastic there, with brightly colored flamingoes, Roseatte Spoonbill herons, and all sorts of crazy, naturally migrating birds that are very easy to spot, and make great pictures. After a half-day of that, the beaches of Sanibel are very, very high quality. White sands, warm, calm , clear sea.
Erin Bricker - Urban Historian lol I’m with you. The mannequins on the porch were already scaring me and it didn’t help that the one in the far right was slightly moving already due to the wind lol
Salesman: "Right over here is our accountant... Mr. Cheatum." Me: Formerly of the accounting firm Dewey, Cheatum, and Howe. 😀 (Yes, that's a Three Stooges reference. 🙂)
Do you just do museums or do you do like aquariums and stuff? If so, the Atlanta Georgia aquarium is insane and if you take a behind the scenes tour it's even better.
I really wanna come to the US one day (I've been in Vegas only) and visit every single side road attraction. I love this so much, we don't have any here in Germany 😥
Can You Broadcast Live from Peachtree Plaza in Georgia (Since You're Down There) or Time Square tonight for the ball drop into New Years? All of course if you're going to be with your family, then that's all cool and very understandable!
Wild turkeys do fly. They have longer feathers, than "farm" turkey's and can fly. Farm type turkeys can't fly. I learned this a few years ago. I might be wrong as to what the difference between which turkeys can fly. Wild is correct.
We have had alligator farms in Louisiana and Florida for a long time. The optimal harvest for alligators is about 2 meters. They breed quickly, mature quickly, have high quality skin, high protein content meat, and a large number can be kept humanely in a small space. Alligators have moved off the endangered list in many areas, however, hunting is tightly regulated. The leather is priced very high, and mostly goes to wallets, shoes, and handbags. I'm certain that the heads on display are harvested from farm raised alligators.
@@rockinbobokkin7831 maybe its because in Europe we have neither crocs nor gaitors. Peaces of them here are from Africa and Asia, where they are usually killed in the wild and smuggled as tasteless Souvenirs. Did not know they are "bred" for meat and leather in the USA. Still... i would rather buy a magnet and gator beer xD
Was it a city when the Native Americans were there? If not and it wasn't a city until the Spanish made it one, then what he said stands. He didn't say the oldest space occupied but the oldest city. And according to Wikipedia, the city was founded by Spanish explorers.
Those actor guys did a rlly good job
Right? I was really really impressed
Broc Ched Soup - yes, they did 🙂👍
Yes Wild Turkeys do fly like that, and it is really cool!
Wow, that's cool!
Love that megaphone guy.
Yep. Wild turkeys actually fly. I saw some fly in the Ozark mountains in North Arkansas. They scared the crap out of me because they were hiding behind a rock when I walked up and they just took off.
An OUTSTANDING vlog!!! I remember visiting the general store many years ago, it’s changed (for the better). Your st Augustine vlogs are making me remember what I loved about the city and want to return soon. Keep them coming!
St. Augustine is a great town. There's more to see than the Gator Museum! And if you have the time, take the ghost tour - one of the most haunted places in the States.
I never tire of your videos.
The General Store Manager used to be the Sherrif at the jail. When we went a few years ago I told him he reminded me of Vince Vaughn. Never broke character! Love St. Augustine and can't wait to see where else you went!
Do they have the alligator that took Chubbs hand! 😂
Also “As God is my witness, I thought turkeys could fly”
WKRP, lol, I miss that show.
Place looks really cool!. That time in history really intrigues me!.
I was impressed with that World's Oldest Store Museum too! Far beyond what I'd hoped for; thanks for sharing!!
I'm glad that I didn't click off the video, the last segment was my favorite! Thanks Jacob for another great video!
"Tin Can tourists" is a term back toward the early 20th century, when people traveling by car had long stretches of nothing to get through between towns or facilities. So they'd pull over and camp, and eat canned food.
Yee yee! So glad to see another one from the carpetbagger, carpetbagging around
Thanks for sharing. Loved this video. That "World's Oldest Store Museum" is now on my bucket list. Those guys were so much fun to watch.
gosh, i love the kind of living history actors! they're so cool to see!
The Oldest store museum is a gem. Thumbs up! And in the bag......
There is so much I missed in St. Augustine! I want to go back.
I enjoyed the Video Jacob, very interesting and definitely a hidden Gem!
Horse Bites!! LOL You should tour all of the oldest cities in the US. These are interesting!!
Very nicely layed out museum. Especially liked Laurel. And Hardy, Thank you for sharing your video with the public. Have a Great Week
Good one Jacob 😎👍🏻
"Ope, there's the Hindenburg, hope nothing bad happens!" had me rolling
Awesome Jacob
Loved the virtual tour .
I don't know what your channel is about, but I'm a naturalist, grew up in Florida, and this time of year, I highly recommend JN "Ding" Darling natural wildlife sanctuary on Sanibel Island, Florida. This time of year is fantastic there, with brightly colored flamingoes, Roseatte Spoonbill herons, and all sorts of crazy, naturally migrating birds that are very easy to spot, and make great pictures.
After a half-day of that, the beaches of Sanibel are very, very high quality. White sands, warm, calm , clear sea.
11:29 omg that scared me, I thought that mannequin sprang to life. Maybe I should be sleeping...
I hate mannequins, they are soooo creepy!!! Lol.
Erin Bricker - Urban Historian lol I’m with you. The mannequins on the porch were already scaring me and it didn’t help that the one in the far right was slightly moving already due to the wind lol
Larry O - Lol 😂
Happy New Year Jacob, and everyone!!!
Salesman: "Right over here is our accountant... Mr. Cheatum."
Me: Formerly of the accounting firm Dewey, Cheatum, and Howe. 😀 (Yes, that's a Three Stooges reference. 🙂)
Yes, and all know their associates, Hackey, Joke, and Dunnit.
Drove thru St. Augustine way back when.
Come back to New York, and when you do stay away from Middletown lol, there’s an amazing Train museum up in bethel NY
Methinks Zultan is doing time for impersonating a fortune teller.😁
I wish he would go to the Peggy Lee Museum in Wimbledon North Dakota.
Que Pasa Jacob! Good Morning I like the St. Agustine Tour.
Is very antique (Very Oldest Museum) Take Care.
Great places . The oldest store museum looked like a lot of fun. So did you get your kodak? Lol Keep Safe❤Keep Well ❤
I love videos.....very funny and fun...can't wait to see more in 2020
(Zepplin): Goes up in flames.
(Carpetbagger): "Dang it!"
Oh. The humanity.
You are in my hometown state kool yes visit the ghost tour its awesome
I would definitely recommend the old lighthouse in st Augustine and then colonial Williamsburg in VA
THANKS FOR ALL THE FOOTAGE SENT TO ME IN 2019,💘HAPPY NEW YEAR 2020,✌.
Les Nessman setup the flying turkey display
Do you just do museums or do you do like aquariums and stuff? If so, the Atlanta Georgia aquarium is insane and if you take a behind the scenes tour it's even better.
He's been to aquariums in other videos, so yes he does.
I really wanna come to the US one day (I've been in Vegas only) and visit every single side road attraction. I love this so much, we don't have any here in Germany 😥
Hey carpetbagger would you ever do the rock and roll hof?
I'm a southern born leo.....see you in the autumn! Lol
Wild Turkeys can fly in short spurts.
Very cool
Can You Broadcast Live from Peachtree Plaza in Georgia (Since You're Down There) or Time Square tonight for the ball drop into New Years? All of course if you're going to be with your family, then that's all cool and very understandable!
Horse bites , ewwwww lol
Thousand year old canoe really cool!
Any one else felt slightly intimidated and/or terrified of the general store barker selling you Edison's wax record player?
Have you ever been to the airforce museum in Dayton Ohio?
NA ZDOROVIE on a great place.
Were was the 1000 year old canoe ?
7:05
Wild turkeys do fly. They have longer feathers, than "farm" turkey's and can fly. Farm type turkeys can't fly. I learned this a few years ago. I might be wrong as to what the difference between which turkeys can fly. Wild is correct.
Did you try the gator jerky?
Did you get to see the Floridaman
Did you find out what the horse bites was??
6:20 omg
did any one see the ord as he was looking at the fan
I never pegged you as a Scorpio
4:02 plug plug plug
I thought those Gator-heads were illegal by now? In the EU they are.
We have had alligator farms in Louisiana and Florida for a long time. The optimal harvest for alligators is about 2 meters. They breed quickly, mature quickly, have high quality skin, high protein content meat, and a large number can be kept humanely in a small space.
Alligators have moved off the endangered list in many areas, however, hunting is tightly regulated. The leather is priced very high, and mostly goes to wallets, shoes, and handbags.
I'm certain that the heads on display are harvested from farm raised alligators.
@@rockinbobokkin7831 I see, thank you for telling me!
@@rockinbobokkin7831 maybe its because in Europe we have neither crocs nor gaitors. Peaces of them here are from Africa and Asia, where they are usually killed in the wild and smuggled as tasteless Souvenirs. Did not know they are "bred" for meat and leather in the USA. Still... i would rather buy a magnet and gator beer xD
Turkeys can fly, just not gracefully!!
👌👌🐊
Do you own a gator head?
I think carpetbagger got his facts wrong because the first people there were the native Americans and the Spanish were horrible towards my people 😥.
Was it a city when the Native Americans were there? If not and it wasn't a city until the Spanish made it one, then what he said stands. He didn't say the oldest space occupied but the oldest city. And according to Wikipedia, the city was founded by Spanish explorers.
I think most forms of hunting and poaching should be illegal. Love this tour of the museum . Carpetbaggers videos are awesome. Good job