I saw Phil speak at Harrisburg Pennsylvania during the hunting show a few years ago. I've been following the duck commander for years. He's partly responsible for leading me to God which I'm immensely grateful of. I bought Phil's book, the theft of America's Soul. A great read btw. God bless you all.
Indeed! Lots of folks would hide their life savings in walls, jars, etc and now their kids and grandkids are stumbling across these hidden treasures. Just think, $30,000 in 1930's money is several million now!
My maternal grandfather was a warden at Cummings prison in Arkansas back in the late 50's and they were a self sufficient farm. Everything we ate was grown or butchered there and I remember the fresh milk, fresh churned butter and biscuits, fried chicken, smokehouse with hams, bacon and sausage and fresh vegetables as being the best food I've ever eaten and I was only 6 or 7 years old. I totally understand what Mr. Phil is talking about ...
Wonderful story! My great great grandmother never went to a doctor until she was 100 years old. That was just for a checkup, she was given a clean bill of health. She was 109 when she passed away.
I was just watching “In The Woods with Phil” on #BlazeTV, episode 600, when I received this notification. Y’all need to check it out! You will not be disappointed. Brother Phil, you are a huge inspiration to me.....and many others. Love and Prayers from WV. ❤️ #PhilRobertson #UnashamedNation #BlazeTV
@Free Thinker why you even comment if your gonna comment something ignorant dude if they are a stupid family why are they extremely rich and famous how much are you worth lol
I could listen to family stories all day long. We spent a lot of time listening to my granny telling family stories. Sometimes we laughed so hard we cried.
Being Phil’s uncle, he probably made a pretty small living trapping and such. He had to be very thrifty to save $40,000 and do it without earning interest! Speaking of killing your own chickens, my grandparents were farmers and I remember on a visit to them when I was a kid, they killed a chicken and after plucking it, they built a fire to hold it over to singe the pin feathers. I’m 57 years old, but I can still remember the stink of feathers being burnt off! My grandma then cut it up and then said, “we didn’t have toys when we were kids. This is what we played with” and handed me the part below the drumstick and showed me how to pull the leader and make the claws flex! Most mothers now would have a fit if someone handed their child a bloody chicken foot to play with! My grandfather kept a milk cow and I still remember how good that milk tasted! My grandma would skim most of the cream off to make butter, but there was always some in the milk that we stirred up so it was in the milk. They would keep it in big gallon sized jars I the refrigerator. Good memories!
@@deborahcunningham9755 I'm certain LOTS of regular citizens could use that about NOW! I'm barely getting by because our Country is acting like FOOLS! Obviously, not everyone 🙄 but MOST & Definitely MOST Governor's!
Phil reminds me of my dad, so so much. My dad died at 73 in 2015 and I wish I could listen to just one more story. (Edit: even to the point of the recliner with clutter around but his Bible always within reach)
During the depression my grandfather had one of the only hay bailers in the hill country of Texas. He made loads of money and never put it in the bank. He buried it on his property. We the family believe most of it is still there, because my brother and I found a keg of wine he buried. The wine was in an oak barrel and had been buried for many years. We were only 8 or 9 years old and thought it was koolaide and drank some. That’s how my Papa Henry got in trouble with grandma Sarah.
Sounds like home to me. We lived the same way. Hunt, fish, raise cows, pigs and chickens and had a garden and a Smoke house like you are talking about Phil. I could listen and compare stories with you all day. My uncle buried a coffee can full of money... Amazing....
Great to see Dan the man actually talking in the video =).Great story Phil We Natives never used shotguns mostly 22s and 303s and 30 ot 6 but I've heard of many of the old settlers dying of lead poisoning in our north hundreds of miles from the help of course. In the 30s and 40s the bow was the big hunting tool and traps but today we use modern rifles for all our meat. Love the old stories I tell my gal a lot of them as she is my second lady and a city girl but she won't eat no wild food except the roasts we get from young people who hunt all the time on our reserve. Thanks for the word of God and Jesus Phil you have helped me on the narrow path and Im forever grateful to you and your family. Megwiitch~isi.
Raised up the way you you said you did. We were poor but didn't know it at the time. Wouldn't take anything for all the knowledge we learned growing up. God bless.
Awesome storie... Sure glad he lived for a long healthy life. That’s gods grace for you you’re a good person you do good and he shines his light on your life. Blessings to you all hope you have a very Happy Thanksgiving 🦃 Thanksgiving
Not the same but i was raised by my Grandparents whom i would sit with and listen to their stories of how they were raised in Puerto Rico back in 1935 or so. They talked about living from the land and cooking with fire as well as being happy with much less than i has when I was being raised. Dad as i called my Grandpa came into the knowledge of Jesus at the same age i am now and lived on to become a Pastor and a preacher of the gospel. I admired him so much and loved him dearly. Im embarrassed now that i become agnostic and completely detached from the Word as i listen to Mr. Phil and reminisce about my parents. Im stuck in a dark hole man. Im so ungrateful. Its been 3 weeks now where i have been glued to this channel and i cant bring myself to stop watching reruns of the show which Dad loved and i never watched. I once heard that God was irresistible and I couldn’t escape Him… could this thing i feel be him? I done turned so far from this i dont know my way back. When i was younger i had a good run with the Lord and i messed it up. Ima keep watchin’ though, keep em comin’ 🤙🏾
That was a good one Phil i liked it ..My family is from a long line of trappers here in Oregon since before it was a state my Grampa told me some crazy stories
Phil your an absolute walking legend . Your whole family should be proud to have a matriarch like yourself & I’m sure they are . Love the content , the videos are great . The fact we get to sit in your living room and you tell us stories about your life is amazing . Keep it coming ! I’ve been through the shop before but none of you were around ... bucket list to meet all of you
Thank you Mr Robinson for speaking the words of the Bible because we need that now more than ever in this country and I believe you are on the right track and you're a prophet of our time because you're not afraid to speak the truth of the Lord , and I appreciate your words of encouragement I'm thankful for you sir, God bless you Miss Kay and the rest of the Robertson family Merry Christmas to you all and may the New Year bless you as it does all of us thanks again
I could not love this MORE!! Mom said during the depression a loaf of bread was a nickle. I said Why didn't Gramma spend a quarter & buy FIVE loaves of bread? She said Because nobody had even a nickle!
What an amazing story when I was just a wee lad my Dad's dad went through the depression and rumor was he put money in tin cans and buried it. Where he and my uncle lived and I don't recall if they found anything but one of his sons was a backhoe operator he dug up every place they thought it might be and did not find anything that I recall.
Thats a good story right there, thanks for sharing Brother Phil. As for the old smoke house, buddy I was raised with one of those, sure made for some fine eating, that's a fact. Thumbs up video buddy!~John
Love love love love the story of your uncle and I commend you for trying to save the world I think HE may be here too Do you have chance To perhaps do some reading on your podcast The book of Enoch one and correlation to the book of watchers I think it would be so so interesting
A filthy rich man but so humble. He does not live like a rich man. His house looks is like someone who makes minimum wage. He still works hard everyday although he doesn’t need to. A huge difference between rappers and democrats who flaunt their wealth and are lazy and refuse to work.
Well I declare! Phil Robertson has had a life of adventure in his family. Phil and Uncle Si are the King of Adventures and their stories. Jase is surely creeping up close to catching up to his Senior family members. Phil is a natural born story teller and telling this story about his Uncle Marvin may be the link to Phil life. Phil seems to may have inherited his Uncle Marvin attributes and character on being self-sufficient and doing manly activities. The $40,000 dollars in a pickle jar and the mother winning the Price Is Right Gods Favor has been on their life for a long time.
My wife's grandma didn't believe in banks, they found $180,000 in bonds, $80,000 cash in a brown paper bag and she had hid silver bars that she knitted covers for and used as door stops. Her other grandpa trusted banks and started Fifth Third Bank and left her mother a multi millionaire. Each to his own I guess but I always wanted to dig up her grandma's yard, we lived in the 10 room house with silver bar door stops.
Pretty cool. I remember older relatives of my family talking about farming and fishing during the Great Depression, since they weren't so tied to money they bartered for what they needed. Kinda wish I was that thrifty.
How marvelous hard working Uncle Marvin was able to put aside such a large bequest. Would have paid cash for a 5 bedroom suburban home in a professional New Jersey neighborhood in the 1960’s.
Live around a bunch of arkies and kentuks. Any time an elderly person died the yard would get dug up . One family found a can in the well . Knew a bunch of old guys buried money in coffee cans.
My Daddy remembers those hog-killin days. When I was growing up our church would get together and make barbecue and do what they wanted with the various parts of the hog. It was a community-building event.
That specific passage has nothing to do with us being able to eat meat, which does come later on in the bible. It’s about how the Jews never had anything to do with gentiles because they believed they were unclean.
I saw Phil speak at Harrisburg Pennsylvania during the hunting show a few years ago. I've been following the duck commander for years. He's partly responsible for leading me to God which I'm immensely grateful of.
I bought Phil's book, the theft of America's Soul. A great read btw.
God bless you all.
🔥❤️🔥 Phil your Uncle Marvin sounds exactly like my Uncle Marvin Fontenot. I miss him very much.❤️🔥🔥
Anybody remember biting lead split-shot to crimp it on the fishing line?
Still do it...
Fond memories of opening day for fishing. Froze my ass off, but fishing with grandpa, my dad, and uncle was worth eating some lead sinkers
@@KGFishyFingers Except they aren't made of lead anymore.
@@jewelssylva3738 split shots are lead... for fishing
Still do to this day, I dont have room for pliers
This is exactly how I was raised. Every day of my life I watched my mom and dad live off the land.
I envy you
Don't ever forget pass down your knowledge to the next generation!
Brings a whole new meaning to the phrase "Get the lead out!"
HEY< YA THINK ?
Maybe where the saying came from😀
Or get the lead out of a#&
I L💜VE when Phil Said.: -
"He Never was Much
for Banks."🤣
Indeed! Lots of folks would hide their life savings in walls, jars, etc and now their kids and grandkids are stumbling across these hidden treasures. Just think, $30,000 in 1930's money is several million now!
That generations knew banks were risky at that time, as banks crashed during the Great depression and bank robbies and people lost their savings.
Limerickman
Same thing is happening now.
My maternal grandfather was a warden at Cummings prison in Arkansas back in the late 50's and they were a self sufficient farm. Everything we ate was grown or butchered there and I remember the fresh milk, fresh churned butter and biscuits, fried chicken, smokehouse with hams, bacon and sausage and fresh vegetables as being the best food I've ever eaten and I was only 6 or 7 years old. I totally understand what Mr. Phil is talking about ...
Wonderful story! My great great grandmother never went to a doctor until she was 100 years old. That was just for a checkup, she was given a clean bill of health. She was 109 when she passed away.
Great session, I could listen to MR.ROBERTSON for hours, truly a man of GOD. something this country could use alot more these days.
God is a man created entity to manipulate his fellow man LMAO
Mr Robertson is real god is not
And rich
@@davidmann4533 you got it confused
Stories like these are what makes family memories and legends. Thank you for sharing this story!
I could listen to Phil tell stories until the end of time.
I was just watching “In The Woods with Phil” on #BlazeTV, episode 600, when I received this notification. Y’all need to check it out! You will not be disappointed.
Brother Phil, you are a huge inspiration to me.....and many others.
Love and Prayers from WV. ❤️
#PhilRobertson #UnashamedNation #BlazeTV
Thank you Mr Robertson for the story God bless you and your family.
I Love this man's stories!! Gosh i wish i could have lived in those times
@Free Thinker WOW! I'm glad YOU finally figured out YOU'RE FAMILY & YOU!!
There goes free thinker, trying to blame his flaws on his parents.
@Free Thinker why you even comment if your gonna comment something ignorant dude if they are a stupid family why are they extremely rich and famous how much are you worth lol
@Free Thinker God bless you
Ecclesiastes 7:10
Could listen to phil talk all day..
I wish I had a family like the one y'all have I admire all of y'all
Am sorry for that but you have now time a chance to build ur own family! God bless
I could listen to family stories all day long. We spent a lot of time listening to my granny telling family stories. Sometimes we laughed so hard we cried.
I absolutely love this story. 😊
Who wouldn't, love listening to one of Phil's, family stories.. he is a treasure!!!
I sure could use one of Uncle Marvin’s pickle jars in my backyard.
Amen me too !!!!
You got that right 💯
Being Phil’s uncle, he probably made a pretty small living trapping and such. He had to be very thrifty to save $40,000 and do it without earning interest!
Speaking of killing your own chickens, my grandparents were farmers and I remember on a visit to them when I was a kid, they killed a chicken and after plucking it, they built a fire to hold it over to singe the pin feathers. I’m 57 years old, but I can still remember the stink of feathers being burnt off! My grandma then cut it up and then said, “we didn’t have toys when we were kids. This is what we played with” and handed me the part below the drumstick and showed me how to pull the leader and make the claws flex! Most mothers now would have a fit if someone handed their child a bloody chicken foot to play with!
My grandfather kept a milk cow and I still remember how good that milk tasted! My grandma would skim most of the cream off to make butter, but there was always some in the milk that we stirred up so it was in the milk. They would keep it in big gallon sized jars I the refrigerator. Good memories!
@@garyevans3421 Those are GREAT MEMORIES! Can’t take those away, more valuable than the pickle jar I’d say.
@@deborahcunningham9755 I'm certain LOTS of regular citizens could use that about NOW! I'm barely getting by because our Country is acting like FOOLS! Obviously, not everyone 🙄 but MOST & Definitely MOST Governor's!
Phil has stories for DAYS! 🤣 I could listen for ALL of those days, too. 💖
THANK YOU MR. PHIL
Love ole storeys like that could listen all day
God bless you Phil. You are a huge inspiration to me as well as hundreds and thousands of others.
Phil reminds me of my dad, so so much. My dad died at 73 in 2015 and I wish I could listen to just one more story.
(Edit: even to the point of the recliner with clutter around but his Bible always within reach)
During the depression my grandfather had one of the only hay bailers in the hill country of Texas. He made loads of money and never put it in the bank. He buried it on his property. We the family believe most of it is still there, because my brother and I found a keg of wine he buried. The wine was in an oak barrel and had been buried for many years. We were only 8 or 9 years old and thought it was koolaide and drank some. That’s how my Papa Henry got in trouble with grandma Sarah.
Phil you're so down to earth and inspiring you give me hope
Sounds like home to me. We lived the same way. Hunt, fish, raise cows, pigs and chickens and had a garden and a Smoke house like you are talking about Phil. I could listen and compare stories with you all day. My uncle buried a coffee can full of money...
Amazing....
I like your uncle Marvin, Phil. Great family history.
Grandpa! Tell me bout the good ole days!!. Thanks Phil 🙏
Looks like some of Uncle Si's sweet tea sitting there. Love your living room/office area Phil!!
Great to see Dan the man actually talking in the video =).Great story Phil We Natives never used shotguns mostly 22s and 303s and 30 ot 6 but I've heard of many of the old settlers dying of lead poisoning in our north hundreds of miles from the help of course. In the 30s and 40s the bow was the big hunting tool and traps but today we use modern rifles for all our meat. Love the old stories I tell my gal a lot of them as she is my second lady and a city girl but she won't eat no wild food except the roasts we get from young people who hunt all the time on our reserve. Thanks for the word of God and Jesus Phil you have helped me on the narrow path and Im forever grateful to you and your family. Megwiitch~isi.
I remember my grandpa telling me stories about smoking and curing meat with salt.
Raised up the way you you said you did. We were poor but didn't know it at the time. Wouldn't take anything for all the knowledge we learned growing up. God bless.
Amen
Boy what I'd do just to sit in that chair and talk about our lord with that man. God bless Robertsons
Good story Phil Robertson great
God bless u sir ur family
I can remember eating pheasants and rabbits with lead shot in them yeah oh boy that was some good eating there
Wow great story I would have loved Uncle Marvin,,bless him.
Awesome storie... Sure glad he lived for a long healthy life. That’s gods grace for you you’re a good person you do good and he shines his light on your life. Blessings to you all hope you have a very Happy Thanksgiving 🦃 Thanksgiving
Phil. You. Are. A Blessed. Man. Of. Wisdom. And. Knowledge. Thank. You. For. Sharing. 😃😃😃
Bless him 💯❤️‼️
Love your wisdom and love for Jesus! Thank you.
I sure love Phil Robinson, love his Story Tellings...Blessings to you Phil..❤️✝️🙏
Robertson
Thank you for the good story. Please post more videos like this!
I love to hear these stories.
I remember the frozen pot pies you could get at the grocery stores in the 1960's. They always had lead shot in them.
Where?? Oh my gosh. The mystery meat was bad enough!😂
Thanks for sharing your videos and keep them coming please.
I needed this story, this morning, Thank You.
Not the same but i was raised by my Grandparents whom i would sit with and listen to their stories of how they were raised in Puerto Rico back in 1935 or so. They talked about living from the land and cooking with fire as well as being happy with much less than i has when I was being raised. Dad as i called my Grandpa came into the knowledge of Jesus at the same age i am now and lived on to become a Pastor and a preacher of the gospel. I admired him so much and loved him dearly. Im embarrassed now that i become agnostic and completely detached from the Word as i listen to Mr. Phil and reminisce about my parents. Im stuck in a dark hole man. Im so ungrateful. Its been 3 weeks now where i have been glued to this channel and i cant bring myself to stop watching reruns of the show which Dad loved and i never watched. I once heard that God was irresistible and I couldn’t escape Him… could this thing i feel be him? I done turned so far from this i dont know my way back. When i was younger i had a good run with the Lord and i messed it up. Ima keep watchin’ though, keep em comin’ 🤙🏾
would love more videos like this
That was how my grandpa lived and my dad and raised 9 children.praise the lord in Jesus name amen..
How many mink do you suppose he trapped to make 40 thousand dollars? An excellent story Phil, thanks for sharing it with us.
God bless,
DD
That's cool that Phil has a friend to hang with, I wonder why him and si don't get together more.
Great Storyteller its like listening to my old grandfather
That was a good one Phil i liked it ..My family is from a long line of trappers here in Oregon since before it was a state my Grampa told me some crazy stories
Phil your an absolute walking legend . Your whole family should be proud to have a matriarch like yourself & I’m sure they are . Love the content , the videos are great . The fact we get to sit in your living room and you tell us stories about your life is amazing . Keep it coming ! I’ve been through the shop before but none of you were around ... bucket list to meet all of you
It's patriarch.
Matriarch is female
Lol that’s all you got ?
I wasn’t trying to be insulting
My gosh. Uncle showed what the appendix USED to be needed for! My gosh though. What a story! Pickle jars & whatnot. 👍👍👍
Love listening to your tales
Thank you Mr Robinson for speaking the words of the Bible because we need that now more than ever in this country and I believe you are on the right track and you're a prophet of our time because you're not afraid to speak the truth of the Lord , and I appreciate your words of encouragement I'm thankful for you sir, God bless you Miss Kay and the rest of the Robertson family Merry Christmas to you all and may the New Year bless you as it does all of us thanks again
Great story...Thankyou sir
Wow great story
I could not love this MORE!! Mom said during the depression a loaf of bread was a nickle. I said Why didn't Gramma spend a quarter & buy FIVE loaves of bread? She said Because nobody had even a nickle!
Wowzy!!! 😮
Love this story 🇱🇷
What an amazing story when I was just a wee lad my Dad's dad went through the depression and rumor was he put money in tin cans and buried it. Where he and my uncle lived and I don't recall if they found anything but one of his sons was a backhoe operator he dug up every place they thought it might be and did not find anything that I recall.
Great story.
Thank y’all 🙏❤️✝️
Thats a good story right there, thanks for sharing Brother Phil. As for the old smoke house, buddy I was raised with one of those, sure made for some fine eating, that's a fact. Thumbs up video buddy!~John
That's a very cool story Phil!🤗
Great story!
I would love to sit down and talk to Phil . Probably leave feeling like a new man.
Thank You.
Love love love love the story of your uncle and I commend you for trying to save the world I think HE may be here too
Do you have chance
To perhaps do some reading on your podcast The book of Enoch one and correlation to the book of watchers I think it would be so so interesting
Great story Phil 🙂
😁 The Eunuch observed, "Matt seems pretty normal to me." 😁 Growing up poor isn't necessarily a bad thing.
@M WHY? WHY?! OHHH WHY??!!! Do you KEEP POSTING THAT???!!!
@@bethsullivan4613 I reported it.
It usually makes the best people
I remember those days
Starvin Marvin are a lot of game!
Love you papaw
A filthy rich man but so humble. He does not live like a rich man. His house looks is like someone who makes minimum wage. He still works hard everyday although he doesn’t need to. A huge difference between rappers and democrats who flaunt their wealth and are lazy and refuse to work.
Well I declare! Phil Robertson has had a life of adventure in his family. Phil and Uncle Si are the King of Adventures and their stories. Jase is surely creeping up close to catching up to his Senior family members. Phil is a natural born story teller and telling this story about his Uncle Marvin may be the link to Phil life. Phil seems to may have inherited his Uncle Marvin attributes and character on being self-sufficient and doing manly activities. The $40,000 dollars in a pickle jar and the mother winning the Price Is Right Gods Favor has been on their life for a long time.
Everybody got that one "Uncle Marvin"
Grandpa used to do the same but it was in his garden with the tomatoes 🍅🍅🍅.
I remember when people had them smoke houses. Love that smell
The story was great the eunuch is cute and a good guy
Happy Thanksgiving!!!
Where’s Bo Bo😊, love all your religious teachings Mr. Phil.
That clutter would drive me crazy, I want to go organize that room!
That clutter and the bald guy scratching his head creeped me out.
Everything is right where he wants it..👍
@@joseywales3964 you are absolutely right 😆
The clutter is not worthy of being mentioned. What’s important is the snow white, pristine condition of Phil’s forgiven soul.
My wife's grandma didn't believe in banks, they found $180,000 in bonds, $80,000 cash in a brown paper bag and she had hid silver bars that she knitted covers for and used as door stops. Her other grandpa trusted banks and started Fifth Third Bank and left her mother a multi millionaire. Each to his own I guess but I always wanted to dig up her grandma's yard, we lived in the 10 room house with silver bar door stops.
Everybody needs a eunuch sidekick..😁
Phil got a nice little office going on there
Omgosh he can blend into his chair lol
He is one with the chair
@@rebornjoker359 🤣🤣🤣
Pretty cool. I remember older relatives of my family talking about farming and fishing during the Great Depression, since they weren't so tied to money they bartered for what they needed. Kinda wish I was that thrifty.
How marvelous hard working Uncle Marvin was able to put aside such a large bequest. Would have paid cash for a 5 bedroom suburban home in a professional New Jersey neighborhood in the 1960’s.
Live around a bunch of arkies and kentuks. Any time an elderly person died the yard would get dug up . One family found a can in the well . Knew a bunch of old guys buried money in coffee cans.
My Daddy remembers those hog-killin days. When I was growing up our church would get together and make barbecue and do what they wanted with the various parts of the hog. It was a community-building event.
Well sir everything so process today
What a story! Thank you phil! Uncle Marvin Hobbs! Lead to steel......what a man!Crack/ loose a few teeth gum the squirrel down !!
Yep.
Trust God❤️
And there came a voice to him; "Rise, Peter; kill and eat," -Acts 10:13
That specific passage has nothing to do with us being able to eat meat, which does come later on in the bible. It’s about how the Jews never had anything to do with gentiles because they believed they were unclean.
@@Steven-in2di tell that to Phil.