Tio Kleberg of the King Ranch on Ranching and Conservation
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ก.ย. 2024
- Throughout the year, Richard Moore has been bringing us a series of stories about the historic ranches of deep South Texas. In today's final installment, Richard shares an exclusive interview with Tio Kleberg...5th generation descendant of Richard King founder of the famous King Ranch.
Never heard of this place until I came across the Charles Beauty story
Charles beauty is the man. Get the book. It’s awesome
Yes Charles is a real character!, another well known person is Pat Lane, he grew up down there and has wonderful stories. His book is " before the stories are lost " great reading.
Still couldn't catch charles tho
lol I watched the podcast just the other day. Great story
Only thing that made anyone notice this place was Charles Beaty, the king of poachers!!!
HI TIO KLEBERT MISSING YOU BLESSINGS 🐴🐮🤠👏🇺🇸
Beautiful country😎
TIO KLEBERT GREAT PERSON MY TRICK RIDING SHOW SPECIAL TO TIO KLEBERT KING RANCH BLESSINGS 🐴🐮🤠🙌🇺🇸
Bunch of damn crooks that has all higher ups paid off all the way to the judges
Wonder if he’s ever heard of Charles Beatty.
The king ranch just had to deal with the biggest fire they ever had. Living in Kingsville, TX it has its good and bads but it's a small town that is growing. Now if only they would fix the broken school system in Kingsville
This guy was my boss.
1988/ king ranch Florida.
sry 2 hear that,,,, why didnt u help shave that dead animal off his lip
I remember in the 60's my family used to visit my uncle on Maui, and he used work for the Kealakua Ranch who raised the Santa Gertrudis cattle from the King Ranch of S. Texas, I'm not sure of the relationship between the King Ranch & the Kealakai Ranch, but those Santa Gertrudis bulls and heifers were huge and were register cattle of King Ranch.
Kinda interesting...
The Santa Gertrudis breed originated on the King Ranch and is the first registered breed established in the US. They were bred to withstand the harsh South Texas climate. I’m sure the breed thrives in Hawaii because of this breeding.
@@nmelkhunter1 Yes, they did thrive on the southeast side of Maui, back then.
This is the definition of: Legacy!
Stolen land
Story passed down from generations: King Ranch would stop anyone accidentally trespassin on their land, since it is so huge. They would round up these people (Mexican/American) Texicans throw them into an alligator pit. Worried they were going to reclaim the land back....
MB Yes and the lands were swamp like then. So, alligators were really prevalent during that time period.
MB nonsense!
Total bs story
Amei o tio clubes amei o RANCHO NÃO GOSTO QUE NOS EVENTOS BATAM NOS ANIMAIS
Was born right in Kingsville.
Are pastor live on the ranch in 1948
What ever happened to Richard Gronna?............ master guide. Went hunting with him in the early 80's
I always wanted to be a cowboy until I found what they actually did . Then I realized i actually wanted to be a bank robber
I strive to have a stash like that 🤣🤣 I’m 21 we’ll see
He moustache you a question
Stolen land lol
BINGO!!!
@@nickpowell7432 penny candy my ass....
@@tyler1671 2 pc per acre
A serious mustache he has. 🤣
With a mustache like that no wonder Charlie killed your deer
Mr.. kleberg? Will you conserve hunting opportunities for people, like the rest of us poor needy hunters across,,,,, underprivileged tx,,,,,, who don't even have a place to sit down and hunt or even see massive trophy 🤔 deer ,,like you do every a season ,,,,and I guess powerful individuals like yourself who control a large staff of servants and vast amounts of real estate,,, as an empire,, and who thrive 😉 on a grand scale with out the slightest care or concern in the world ,as the rest of us who don't have whole lot and who can only drive down the road outside your property and only wonder,,,,what it would be like to go on a real hunt there?
No class envy here!!
That's why I left texas. I'm an avid outdoorsman and texas is like the worst place to be for that. It's like 97 or 98 percent private land. If you grew up poor like myself your opportunities to enjoy the outdoors in texas is very very slim. Which is crazy because it's the largest state in the lower 48 yet has the least amount of accessible land. Now I live out west and can pretty much enjoy the outdoors as I please
Carpet baggin sob
theif!!!!!
He acquired money for habitat that now makes more money from the murders of innocent little animals 🤣🤣🤣🇺🇸🥓
Those sweet little animals would starve to death without hunters. Hunters are some of world's greatest conservationists. We let our actions speak for us. It isn't a cause, it is a way of life.
Fuckers ruined texas with kr bluestem