A Scary Hunting Story

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[@wranglerstar]

If you have children or grandchildren please share this wonderful book with them. The Giving Tree Is One Of My Favorite Books of All Time amzn.to/2XVzn1w

[@BoilerRoomRadio]

Treasure those memories Cody, I never got to know any of my grandfathers, and only 1 grandmother.

[@sharonbyers3982]

In my not so humble opinion, if Shel Silverstein wrote it, every child needs to read it, God Bless and much love from your (honorary) Oklahoma Grandma

[@CainnechK]

The giving tree is a wonderful book

[@olsenjk]

Thank you

[@jeremyvculek3090]

When I was still young one of my Aunts died and I went out to speak with my dad. He was pretty sad and he told me something that always stuck with me. “When you are young life gives you things but if you are lucky enough to live long enough you reach an age where it starts to take things away from you.”

[@jokeal3613]

Glad you kept the emotions in it, it is so real. You are genuine and we can see the love.

[@Radioman7788]

Thanks Cody, I'm sitting here crying over my morning coffee thinking about the loved ones since gone. Thanks for sharing. God Bless.

[@clantonbeeth5873]

Cody I’m 18 and your story has really inspired me to spend more time with my grandpa and older relatives. Thanks for the honesty and love you show. I really look up to you. Keep up the great work.

[@digidwarp6704]

You only made this 1 comment on thus whole channel since Watching this what have tou done

[@ArkansasPilgrim]

I choked up when you said, "I just need a place to sit." That stirred something deep in my heart. I remember when you posted about your grandfather going into the kingdom. It's so cool that you had a man that spoke so much into you as you grew up. Videos like this are what originally hooked me to your channel (into KZbin, for that matter). You are a blessing, Cody. Thank you.

[@neildriedger637]

AGREE COMPLETELY....LOVE HIS VIDEOS!!!!

[@SCooperEagle]

Yes, gave me goosebumps for some reason. I unfortunately never had grandparents, but had great parents!

[@Scar_117]

The ending hit me hard man. Brought a tear to me eye.

[@LuisC7]

Nice rifle what does it say

[@chrishughes6751]

Real men cry, I have a lot of respect for you my friend God bless

[@chadanddyson6200]

Chris Hughes absolutely REAL men cry.

[@duanechaney5465]

Thinking the same thing.

[@bingnowtv]

Great Truth and comment. ty

[@MAGGOT_VOMIT]

This Wranglerstar dingus = PFFFT

[@bigugly1911]

Well, now I'm sitting on the side of the road at work, wiping my eyes. You got me thinking about my grandpa, and what he did for me through my young years. I miss him everyday and wish my children, and wife could have met him. Thank you so much for sharing this.

[@marcross3197]

Wow. I have an amazing relationship with my father, hunting, fieldsports he always took my to building sites when I was on school holidays, he also bought me a shotgun when I was 13 years old.and taught me the art of falconry until I was 16 when he bought me a harris hawk, I look up to him so much and think sometimes when im telling stories that I haven't got many memories without him in them. I just don't think it's possible to be as good as he is. A real hardworking father that spent all his spare hours teaching me all his skills and life lessons. The ending to this made me choke up emotional. I'm dreading the day I don't have a dad to call for advice. Much love from England.

[@calebwalker8159]

"The Giving Tree" is probably the greatest tribute to good parents and grandparents everywhere. Gets me every time.

[@jackreeves3001]

Thanks for sharing! I'm 73 and this story so paralleled my life. My Dad was as been gone since I was 14. Your recollections brought back such vivid memories about my growing up with Pop. Things I haven't thought about for years. Thanks for taking me back to simpler times. This is why I enjoy your channel so much. Again thanks!

[@uwugaloo]

I should have worn eye protection for this one, something flew into my eye near the end of the video. Just recently discovered your channel, and I am loving it. Thank you for the wisdom.

[@Lowellian1]

one your best, Cody. I love that you showed grandad at the end. I was always wondering if he lived to see Jack and Mrs. W., since he has been such a huge part of your life and by proxy, ours! It is like reading a great adventure book and finding out at the end that the hero still lives. I hope to meet him in the Paradise. Peace.

[@alec1575]

Pam PR I can’t wait for the day to see May grandparents again, and to meet Cody and his family in heaven.

[@thekchile]

Man that touched me deep, It is a life changing moment when you loose the man that taught you the most, sadly I lost that man too early in my life. I hope that he is proud of who I am becoming Men can cry and men need to grief too, glad you gave the example Cody

[@ryanramsey9621]

me too buddy my dad died fallin

[@generalesdeath8180]

Thank you for sharing that. I grew up with my maternal grandfather spending a month or two every year with us. Him and my grandmother lived in Wisconsin and we live in Florida but my father built a mother-in-law addition on to our house so they had their own space: bedroom, bathroom, living room, and kitchen. He loved to fish and kept a boat at our house(I grew up on the Estero river) He and my mother loved the water. He taught me how to fish, how to navigate the river, all about tides and oyster shoals and how storms can change the high and low spots in a river. We used to watch Jeopardy every night together. No matter what we were doing even if it was watching TV he was always teaching me something. Thank you for showing the tears, it's I feel sometimes the only physical reminder of him I have left, those tears, when something reminds me so strongly of him and my grandmother. God bless from Florida the last bastion of freedom.

[@abg125]

"And I'll close with this" Cody's inner preacher is coming through...ha great video! Very touching...

[@__-yn5hv]

Haha that's exactly what I thought too

[@garymaynard7562]

What a beautiful and heart string pulling family true story. God bless you and you WILL see your grandpa again.....

[@marshallgomez6974]

That man means so much to you, you’re what you call a real man. Not afraid to show your emotions on camera. I’ve always had a lot of respect for you. I’m only 17 years old but you have taught me so much on being a man. Thank you

[@londonacres3291]

This story reminds me of my grandpa. He lost his leg in WWII and then went on to start a church with my grandma. They pastored for 43 years before he went to his reward in 2005, she passed in early 2015. I miss them terribly, but I so look forward to seeing them again on the other side of glory. And to walk those streets with my grandpa and his two legs. Thank you Cody for being so open and real. And for the memory

[@Zfirearms]

I lost my Dad 2 years ago, he was my giving tree, the greatest man I have ever known. He taught me so much. Your video had me remembering so many times with my father and had me crying too. Thank you this video and for sparking so many great memories

[@joohop]

My Grandad taught me how to Fish and Shoot and He Fought in WW2 with honours His Name is William Walter Griffiths And I Miss Him More Than Any Other Family Member I've Ever Lost He Could Take A Swiss Watch Apart with One of those jewellers Eye glasses and fit a New Mainspring ! I used to ask Him " can I watch " and He used to say " YES as long as you don't sneeze "

[@mrberg4616]

I remember the the quad video from years ago. Cody I think u do such a great job telling and sharing his story's. We all have come to love your grand dad. Thanks for sharing!

[@mikehoncho4204]

Mr Berg agreed

[@keithwalker7151]

I rarely comment but I watch and like every video you put out Cody. This one hit home. My stories about my grandfather are similar to yours, he was a great man that taught me how to hunt, fish, split wood, trap, etc. A true woodsman, a Korean War veteran and a man I regarded as a friend as well as a role model; a relationship I needed desperately as I've never had a good relationship with my dad. I lost him a year and a half ago, and not a day goes by that I don't miss him. My wife and I bought the family homestead, my Grandma moved a few miles away to a smaller place and now it's our turn to carry on his legacy. Thank you for sharing and as you said "I sure do miss that man!"

[@Absolut3mayh3m]

My giving tree was my grandmother! She passed away many years ago and I still think about her almost everyday! Tears are the footprints that people have left in our hearts!

[@jasonledford6153]

I have loved your channel for over 5 years. There is just something about it that resonates with me. I have to say though that by far this is the best video you have ever done. It has everything I watch your videos for faith, family, and feeling. I was so touched that I cried along with you. I look forward to the day when I can see my grandparents and my dad again. God bless you and your family abundantly with all the riches of heaven. We love you all you are a part of our family.

[@tonymcloughlin7007]

Cody, I am so sorry that you feel the loss still so deeply. I know when you two meet up again the pain will finally be gone... God Bless. Tony from England.

[@tomkostro5439]

Very touching. You made me cry too. Thanks.

[@joshcockey5636]

Been watching this guy for many years, Amazing how true his stories and teachings are. Funny how as we get older, we get more emotional, I guess we just realize how precious life really is.

[@nt4g1]

Cody, My granddad wasn’t related to me at all but my stepfathers father. They were country folk from north Mississippi. I never knew my real grandfathers but that man was more to me than anything. I spent 2 weeks with him and his brother in law fishing and walking country roads one summer when I was 11. A time frozen, always there when I need it..

[@xMrjamjam]

This is why I love your channel its full of such a warm welcoming atmosphere, its not like the fast and flashy channels its about slowing down and noticing and enjoying the smaller things in life. Thank you for doing what you do.

[@dgio5052]

My Grandpa was a Master Gunnery Sgt. USMC during WW2 and fought on Tarawa and Okinawa. He was a tough quiet man. His name was Harold Yaple. I miss and think about him everyday and regret all the stupid things I did in his presence when I was a teenager. These regrets and shame have gotten worse every passing year. Thank you for sharing. This one was tuff

[@Cliffhanger365]

I had met you at mother earth news fair in Puyallup WA. I had lost my father in law just prior to this and you reminded me of him so much, I couldn't help but tear up. I never really knew my own father and I didn't really appreciate my father in law while he was here. Thank you so much, as I dont think you will ever truly know how impactful you have been in not only my life but I'm sure a million others. God Bless you

[@three3days4grace5]

You better quit man you're starting to make me tear up too.

[@jeremylamano571]

You’re not alone

[@bluetrue6062]

Too late...😢

[@htmagic]

Cody, your video touched me. God bless you and your family!

[@shawn4900]

I can definitely see why you miss your grand dad , those memories will be yours forever. You're a very genuine human being Wranglerstar.

[@jerrysmith2651]

It never ceases to amaze me how much Grandfathers impact the lives of their Grandsons. My paternal Grandpa and I were very close, I'd venture to say that he was my best friend and we spent a lot of time together just doing anything and everything. It's truly a blessing to have a Grandfather who makes it a point to be present in your life as a young man and I too count myself fortunate to have been a benefactor of such kindness.

[@jaredschladweiler8922]

Love the message at the end. I will be picking up that book to read to my 2 kids. Definitely tugs at the heart string. Your stories remind me a lot about my grandpa. A true mans man. Great video!

[@davidbarnhart6228]

That ending really meant a lot to me! Miss my dad and pap.

[@michaelcurtis4563]

What a beautiful man that we've all grown to love and respect. Thank you so much for sharing Cody.

[@manslayer38]

This is truly touching and hit me right in the feels, my father was taken from this earth May 29 2011 by a man at our house in his garage. It's a pain like no other and I look forward to the day I can walk that golden road with him. Thanks Cody for allowing us to hear these stories and be there with you. God bless you and your family.

[@rickb.6068]

That's a true man when one isn't afraid to show his emotions. Take care Cody and cherish the memories. Thanks for the video.

[@joelparis7700]

I've been watching your videos for several years and this is the first time I've seen your Grandad. It's nice to finally put a face with the name. With my grandmother in the hospital today it was a fitting video for me and like always, I appreciate what you do. Thanks Cody

[@cjm6271]

What a treasured memory to share. I had two wonderful grandpas that were always ready to give me their time and their attention and their wisdom. I cried right along with you with my own smile. Thank you.

[@jugAsusOnun]

Thanks for this! It made me miss my own grandfather and I was shedding tears right along with you there. What a wonderful promise we have to walk with them again one day!

[@Conan_Obrien]

Thanks for having the courage to share, and to share genuinely.

[@kitchentech110]

Best video you’ve made by far Cody thanks for sharing your grandfather with us

[@airsoftarmy77]

I watched this video and instantly went to my grandfather and told him how much he means to me. Thank you for reminding us not to forget the ones you got us to the place we are today.

[@FawazALShehab]

I started crying, I miss my grandfather more than anything in world. To those who still have grandparents left, please see them as much as you can.

[@willrees3204]

I am going to be honest, this video makes me a little teary eyed because it reminded me of my grandpa.

[@alec1575]

Willbur it reminded me of my grandpa too, and I love your profile picture, god bless.

[@willrees3204]

@@alec1575 God Bless You too

[@kayfrenly5460]

This is honestly why I'm afraid to spend more time with my grandparents these days. It makes it more terrifying knowing how close they are to being gone. I guess I think by distancing myself and spending more time absorbed in work it won't hurt as much. Probably just going to make it worse

[@frankmnowickl9010]

Chauffeur license back in the day was a class A license

[@clukskin]

Last year I lost my brother to cancer. I think of him like you think of your Grandfather. He was 15 years older then I and gave me allot of guidance and life experiences growing up. I now endeavor to appreciate all the time I have with those around me, and not take anything for granted believing they'll be in my life forever. This really pulled those heart strings for me.

[@geomardomingo1672]

So, I’ve heard that story a countless thousand times, but the way you told it and the perspective you presented... well, it brought me to tears. Thanks for sharing.

[@shopnwoods9901]

You with grandparents left, spend as much time with them that you can.

[@chadanddyson6200]

shopnwoods Amen.

[@polecatfan1627]

I will.

[@1978garfield]

Treasure your parents too. I Buried my mother last year. Eric Clapton spoke the truth when he sang" Nobody treats you like a mother will"

[@HOCKEYRULES19971]

great story about your grandfather. and your hunting time together. outstanding memories. thank god it all went well would have scared me . realy enjoyed the storys god bless you wonderfull the times we shared at 82 i am a lot closed to sharing with them again . meanwhill i know how proud they are of you helping all of use thank you so much it means so much to us . be well please keep up the great work no easy for you . we thank you so much again .

[@Galt4570]

I miss my granddad too. I used to stay with him for a week or two each year when I was young. Home was pretty bad so that was always the best time of the year.

[@kylealvinsmith]

The way you talk about your granddad reminds me so much of the way my father talked about mine. He passed when i was two, never got to know him. Was a jack of all trades master of none. Wish i could of grew up by his side. Got my first deer in 2017 with his savage 30-06 he bought new in the 80s. Bittersweet feeling. Great video as always!

[@alanrouse8301]

I totally relate. Wish I could give you 1000 thumbs's up! Your Granddad seemed like a GREAT guy.

[@timeverett5482]

Thank you for sharing Cody!!! God Bless.

[@ottis345]

This video just hit me right in the feels. My mothers father was a doctor and loved hiking in the woods with me, we had 78 acres of land on a mountain in Vermont as a kid. My father suffers from Crohn’s as well as Myself, I do I remember the first time going in the woods hunting with my father, that is a moment you will never forget, hopefully my two boys will be old enough one day to go hunting with their grandfather and their dad together. Love your videos and story’s of times passed. This year will be my 21st year as a firefighter and your videos about wild land firefighting we have used a lot of your tips and tricks.

[@midniterider69x]

I did not expect to watch A Scary Hunting Story and end up misty eyed and reminiscent, but thank you. You gave me a few moments to reflect on my own grandfather, who helped shape the man that I am today, and the times that my own children spent with him. You are a good man and I appreciate your contribution to this world.

[@bobcat224]

Alright, who is cutting onions!

[@claytonelkins9185]

Amazing video and really puts things into perspective with my grandfather who is still with me. Makes me remember what’s important in life thanks Cody for all you do on this channel I appreciate more than you know.

[@metamech7383]

Lost my grandpa about a year ago...saw him drag his last breath of air and then smile upward as I’m sure my grandmother was welcoming him. Can’t wait to see him and my son that died at birth. Thanks for the ending.

[@damianfuller74]

Teenage life and no time for grandad...hit me like a ton of bricks that. Was exactly like that. A lovely thing to see that raw real emotion. Thank you.

[@joshmullins2553]

Bless you, brother! Love hearing these amazing stories! You’re a good man

[@zackmtz7966]

Cody you know its awesome you have some video of your Grandad enjoying what I be he loved, out in the open .mountains. God Bless!!!

[@RevBlue50F1]

Best video I've seen on youtube in ages and it was only a man sharing stories. My grandfather helped me restore the truck in the pic to the left. I wish he'd lived long enough to meet my boys, who helped redo it a few years back. To be a grandfather like he was is one of my life goals...and has been since I was a kid. Thanks for sharing the blessing. Jim

[@notgod3532]

Mr. Cody, I lost my grandad back in 2016 i was 16 years old. I still get choked up bout it. The bloody deal of it too is he was my giving tree. I couldn’t have put it any better and I’m grateful to you for this KZbin video comparing the two. The funny thing bout it is that growing up a ranch kid working along side my grandad he and I got in some sticky situations akin to the one you shared in the video. In a way it’s reassuring to know that I’m not the only one who has ever felt this way about one of the key people in their life. I’m sure there’s millions more who’ve had worse situations than you and I combined but this video was a good reminder of that for me and I’m sure many others. I’ll keep you and anyone else who’s had any lose such as this in my prayers. God bless you and thank you for having the talent and willingness to eloquently share your stories of him. I envy you in the best of ways for that so thank you for doing it for us who wish we could.

[@connieb9922]

Cody memories are what keep us going until that glorious day comes when we agin meet our loved ones. I too look forward to that day. Very nice video!

[@redmondworkshops5181]

Thanks for the great stories. It is great to hear about a wonderful man. We can learn from stories about people like him.

[@WildHuntKnives]

Lost my grandpa a few Novembers back. My father wasnt really around, so my gramps taught me shooting, bushcrafting and fishing. I miss him everyday

[@despain5204]

The Giving Tree. My Grandmother gave that to me and my oldest son. She passed away a few years ago. I have asked both of my boys to read it, and even sent them the you tube video. It is a message she was sending me, and fortunately I figured it out before she passed. It is the sacrifice that we make for our children and our wives that defines us. Your tears have been shared by me as well. We have a duty to make them...our children...remember why they have what they have been given and obtained. That is knowledge and wisdom. They may not get it yet, but they will eventually.

[@howardcarroll3964]

Wow, I really love this video . Thank you for sharing the hunting stories and the memories of your grandfather. This world is too busy these days .

[@jamesmassey9869]

Man, that was a good story. Made me start thinking about all the good times that I had with my Papa.

[@stevesimon8306]

Lost my dad about 3 weeks ago. Crying right along with you. Oh and they still make the hats!

[@morganblackheart9468]

I'm grateful that you had so much time with your grandad. I never got to meet my dad's dad, and my mom's dad passed away when I was 5.

[@JJDITALIA]

One of your best video's Cody. Proud to be a subscriber, you've taught me so much.

[@EYALAVRAHAMI]

Thanks for sharing everything with us. Been watching your videos for so many years now and this was the most exciting one.

[@mavos1211]

Cody I commented before I had seen the end of the video. Man you really touched my heart and I was crying right there with you. Thank you for sharing all the stories about your grandad. I could tell just by watching the short video of him how much of a powerful presence he had. Because of you your grandad lives on in many hearts as we all feel like we knew him and I want to say he is very proud of the man you have become, the Apple doesn’t fall far from the Tree Cody and you personify everything that man stood for. Walk tall and be proud.

[@PawgSlayer]

Great story, started tearing up myself. This is what being a man is all about. Reminds me to appreciate the short time we have with loved ones. Thankyou

[@SweatyWelder68]

Wow ...I just finished the video and it just got better....thank you for sharing your most intimate and emotional moments with me ...Love you Brother!!I really do....May the peace,and patience and Love and mercy and Brotherly compassion and Wisdom Of our Savior be with you and your Loved ones....:)

[@kkiledjian]

Videos like this are why I truly love this channel.

[@gregggriswold8097]

I dont believe that I have commented on any of your videos before, Cody. I watch them very often though. I always find a message or a lesson in all of them. I suffer from anxiety that can be quite debilitating at times. A rush of peace flows over me when I watch your content like this. Thank you. Thank you for putting out such quality videos.

[@lancelenoir2875]

I just had this very conversation with my 22 year old nephew sitting on the tailgate of his pickup while we were watching my father his granddad plant corn this morning. He told me that he felt like he didn't spend enough time with his granddad because of college and working. I let him know real quick that his granddad understood life much better than he did and that he loved him just as much today as he did 11 years ago when he was following his granddad around the farm every chance he got. There is only one thing that can cause what just happened to you. LOVE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! The Love you had for your grandfather and the Love he had for you. The saddest thing I've ever realized is that there are thousands of people who have no idea what it feels like to experience what you just experienced. God Bless!

[@daftnord4957]

Lucky to have had such a prominent figure in your life. Not many kids have had that privilege. Some have had the privilege, but they piss it away and only realize what they missed when the time comes that they are the ones in control of their own life. My grandpa sounds just like yours, lucky to have him to this day in my early 20s

[@NRCustom]

Wow this story hit so close to home for me. Our lives growing up were so similar. Is today your Grandad's birthday?

[@diantharoe6607]

Such a wonderful blessing. You will see him again. God bless you. I can’t wait to see my Dad & Mom again. A picture is worth a thousand words & that video is priceless!

[@jamesmerritt5562]

Love, love, love this video. Thanks for sharing this, Cody. My grandfather passed shortly before my first child was born. When my son came into the world I was so happy but sad at the same time because Grandpa never got to meet him. My grandmother would live on to 100 years of age and got to meet all of my children and I can't thank god enough for allowing that to happen.

[@BillTheTractorMan]

Thumbs up for that Grandad most of us learned so much from! I sure wish I was still farming with mine.

[@dn41287]

God Bless You brother Sure makes me miss my Dad never knew my granddad

[@kfouts2]

I did not know my grandfathers. For you to have such love and memories and a heart that allows you to share this it sort of makes up for my loss. Thank you.

[@calebob85]

I was never close to my grandfathers, but I was close to my grandmothers. I still fantasize about working the heifers with one of my grandmothers. Her voice still rings out in my head and it pains me that she didn't survive her battle with cancer. She taught me so many things, how to drive a manual transmission (at 10), how to work hard, how to be fair and how to be compassionate. Of any of my elders, I wanted to be like her. She was my hero.

[@potent1895]

Cody I believe when it's time he is going to say well done.... 👍🙏

[@passion7171]

Lovely Story Mr Wranglerstar 🙏

[@gormanpride417]

Have you ever heard the old hymn "God be With You Til We Meet Again" ? Reminds me of a mentor who was like a grandfather to me. Love to hear your stories, God Bless

[@butlerdawgs78]

I'm all choked up over here. Like you said, those are some bittersweet tears of joy that can only come from great memories, love, and longing.

[@MrAlucardBray]

your an amazing person ! i look up to you and i wish my dad and grandfather where around to teach me stuff like yours,. When i have kids i will defiantly teach them what you have taut me . thank you

[@Operator_Joe]

1 view squad

[@nickstufano1362]

Cody, I don't think anyone could watch this video with dry eyes. My grandfather was and thankfully still is a huge part of my life. I know the day will come when he is not physically here with me anymore, but I truly believe that if we think and speak about our loved ones they are never truly gone. I know your grandad is proud that you still think of him and tell your stories of him and how good of a man he was. Keep him alive in this way until the day you get to see him again, God bless!

[@nathanjones455]

I shed a tear with you. I was in my early 20s when I lost my grandpa. I was right there with him growing up on his little farm but when I hit late teens and early twenties I didn't have time for him. I'm glad you got a little time with him to meet jack. I miss him and I'm crying with you. Tears of joy and sorrow. They were great men and they don't make them like that anymore. All we can do is try to be half the men they were.