Appalachias Deadliest Mountain Men

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Note: This Video Represents History. The video has been uploaded for educational purposes and commentary and critique on the topic.

[sirsmilealot]

I’m from Hazard. 73 years old. My younger days growing up there were poverty, desperation, and sad. Left at 19 to Navy. But the place is home.

[LonelyRanger]

I think that the Appalachian storyteller is one of the best historical podcasts ever produced

[WillowsGarden]

Now that story just proves that jealousy causes nothing but trouble. Jealousy and a lie started that deadly feud. Thanks for the story JD. Have a blessed day!

[GizmoGuy]

I heard a story. A revenuer (government agents who go looking for moonshine stills) went up into a hollar and never came back. A group of revenuers went looking for him. Some people who were questioned said, we never saw him and don't know what happened to him, but if something bad did happen to him, he probably got a good Christian burial.

[d.g.n]

What a story, the old photos make the people come alive. Well done storyteller
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[Jeffbambam]

I absolutely love this channel about people who I relate to, the good and bad .our ancestors had struggles most city folks would never comprehend.

[jerrywalden]

Thanks! Just started listening to your stories I drive a lot and it is really interesting to hear history

[FarmerKen]

I am as old as dirt today, I grew up in Powell Country Kentucky, or property bordered the Daniel Boone National Forest, I remember our family car having bullet holes in it in several places. Today I live in rural Queensland Australia about as far away as I could get from that dammed place. Sounds kinda romantic when they tell the story, but try living there.

[nonnieprice]

Hate, greed, and jealousy, never produces anything but separation, destruction and death.
Thank you JD. I enjoy each of your stories.

[denonpmb]

I love these old mountain stories! Keep em coming Sir, new subscriber and about to be binge watching your collection. Much appreciation for your work.

[T-rayAldridge]

Being born and raised here in Appalachia I find these stories both fascinating and educational. I've always been intrigued by history. Kinda in this order from what I am least interested in (although still very much so) to what I find grabs my attention and interest me completely. World history, then would be US history and then the favorite of favorites would definitely be the history of my "homeland" the localized history of the Appalachian mountains and surrounding areas! So to say that I eagerly await the notification alerting me of a new lesson is a pitiful understatement! I'm captivated each and every episode you post for your subscribers viewing and learning pleasures! Thank you
- I'd like to add that I think a television series with your stories/ history lessons would be absolutely amazing!

[aliceevans]

Religion and Politics have such a hold on people and it's proven time and again it only takes one misguided person to light the fuse. What a sad ending all around. I wonder if this animosity endures today. Gosh what a story! Thanks for all the time and research it took to tell it. A movie should be made about this. Stay safe and GOD bless

[scottiron]

Been watching these today, good stories. 52 hrs. That was another story tied into this one. Very nice.

[waltersabin]

Thanks for your video. I have had the pleasure to live in Texas, WV, the mountains of NC, and now a valley in VA. The Appalachian Culture is as distinct as the Cowboy Culture. Love them both. The mountains have my heart.

[scottblack]

Saturday mornings are reserved for storytelling and JD never disappoints! I enjoyed every minute friend, and I'll see ya next time, God Bless!

[rustylynch]

Another top notch story! I'm curious as to how you keep these videos short. I feel there's information being set aside. I'm saying that cause I'm hoping for extended versions of these stories. Simply put, I can't get enough. Thanks JD

[seagoingcook]

Not only is the story a great one, the graphics are fantastic!
Thank you for another wonderful story.

[johnbubbajohnson]

This story was awesome i enjoy stories like this. I just wonder just how many freuds really happened in and around those mountains. Thank you for sharing sir. God bless you and your whole family...🙏❤🙏❤🙏

[robertwelch]

There is nothing in this world better than sitting on the front porch in Grainger Co. Tn sipping coffee, looking out at the Appalachian Mountains and listening to your channel on a Saturday

[BitcoinPitbull]

A few channels I have notifications on for and this is one of the few. Great channel! I got my husband to start watching it, we love it. ❤️