Charles Beaty & Pat Lane Explain Outlaw Hunting Culture & South Texas Ranch History | HA Podcast #99

[@cjr4497]

I am 41. Nearly every hunter and fisherman I knew growing up was an outlaw. It was engrained in the southern outdoors culture. Cat and mouse with the wardens, trespassing, and night hunting was all considered normal. Hearing these guys stories reminds me of sitting with the men when I was a kid and hearing their stories. This was normal and accepted practice before hunting got cool and extremely valuable commercially.

[@beforethestoriesarelost]

Agree with you 100%!

[@claymac7895]

Racism was engrained in the southern culture too. I wouldn’t be bragging about either of them though. It’s not a great look on the southerners.

[@country6368]

Still is a way of life better than shooting deer in a high fence

[@beforethestoriesarelost]

@@country6368 Not a fan of a high fence. Turns hunting into harvesting; hunters into field hands, willing to pay for the privilege to kill a pen raised deer. Would have never believed it a half century ago when I started that it would become what it has.

[@slingblade0085]

It ain't just a southern thing trust an believe 💯 I'm from waaay north of the mason Dixon me an just about everyone else I know was exactly the same as your explaining 😎

[@skfloutdoorsspringkingsfal7539]

Everyone needs to look past the poaching and learn from these guys Charlie is an amazing deer hunter that can’t be denied. He is an awesome guy I called his number to order his book and he answered the phone and he talked to me for an hour and he is a great guy.

[@toddhatten354]

Learn what? How to poach and trespass.

[@skfloutdoorsspringkingsfal7539]

@@toddhatten354 mr perfect who has never done anything wrong I would bet money if you were put in the same situation but you could do it legal but you had to spend weeks at a time in the woods you couldn’t bring out what this man did

[@TenPointTyrone]

​@toddhatten354 Why are you here if you don't like it? You're just upset you can't/don't kill mature deer or any deer for the matter and couldn't even if you trespassed or used a spotlight in the dark. With bait piles 😂😂😂😂 Besides he is lying about 95% of what he is saying. Gotta sell dem books

[@tolt1776]

​@toddhatten354 you either got it or you don't.

[@tolt1776]

​@TenPointTyrone says the straight forward scared boy.

[@atxtrojans002]

"Smoked a good joint and calmed down" 🤣🤣😊😊❤️❤️

[@daveyboy8907]

A Legend a true hunting outlaw.

[@Yelladog78]

And now he's got cancer

[@Last_Chance.]

That's how we roll

[@wiscofishing3951]

​@@Yelladog78has nothing to do with the quote tho lol

[@Yelladog78]

@@wiscofishing3951 keep telling yourself that

[@DB.KOOPER]

This is FASCINATING to listen to. Im in my mid 40's so not as "experienced" as these gentlemen but I was raised to mind my business and only give my opinion when asked. That comment struck home to me. Thanks for the awesome content. I could listen to this for days.

[@slingblade0085]

This probably the 9th 10th time I've listened to this💯...you gotta get these 2 back on 😎

[@calesanders4052]

Charles is a living treasure. His stories and the antics in his accounts are priceless. It takes me back to being a child around deer camp and listening to the older generation of hunters sharing their stories.

[@beforethestoriesarelost]

You should have seen Charlie telling stories Standing Up! He would have everyone holding their sides.

[@calesanders4052]

@@beforethestoriesarelost I can only imagine lol

[@ethancarr1999]

im no big time hunter but I like to consider myself a pretty big outdoors-men being from Maine, This is by far one of the most fascinating podcasts ive ever watched. Truly amazing!!

[@stevewhite662]

man I can't get enough of charlies stories.

[@beforethestoriesarelost]

He'll never run out!

[@robertmarshall3425]

When I was 12 my dad taught me how to drive the Willis jeep. Also had to push the clutch in and rev the motor so the generator would keep the lites Brite for shooting old big in the oat patch.

[@kylethrower6232]

Same in my old 57 Chevy Apache pickup..lol

[@beforethestoriesarelost]

Now that's a good story to tell.

[@Last_Chance.]

Lol I was 9 years old when I started doing the same. I was always I big youngin. I miss the good old days

[@Thezachofalltrades1]

Amazing idea to keep putting Charles and his buddy’s on the podcast. I had never had interest in this channel or even heard of y’all for that matter until I stumbled onto these videos of Charles

[@garybaltes1500]

Pat, I got your book yesterday. I couldn’t put it down, finished it this morning. I talked to Charlie for about an hour on Wednesday. He had a lot of good things to about You. I look forward to future podcasts with bouts of Y’all. Thanks again, Gary

[@beforethestoriesarelost]

Appreciate you Gary. CB and I have been friends for a long time.

[@austinbailey7770]

Love the explanation you gave in the beginning. Very well said!!

[@ju6981]

This story needs to be heard.. uplifting and informative.. I wouldn’t poach because of this.. but I want to see if I could make it 27 days out in the bush, because of this story

[@jarodshelton]

had to bring this one back up. could listen to charlie all day

[@carolinawhitetails6232]

Love hearing from Charlie & Pat!

[@phillipjj87]

I was raised by my grandmother who was born in northern Michigan in 1943. The stories I've heard are absolutely captivating! The game warden was a regular at her home, her parents place, they had to live off the land to feed 7 children and a wife! No electric service. Running water from the same creek they caught bait to sell to pay for groceries! Up in the stick's for real. I would love to get my grandmother on one of these podcasts episodes to revaluate the old way of doing things

[@Last_Chance.]

Those were different people living in different times. I miss those days

[@DonaldWortheim]

Hi, Donald from Vermont back in a day, we're raised on the farm. Bought back a lot of good memories that was in the 60s bought a smile in the face.

[@chethuston6006]

I remember my grandpa saw a game warden one time and hit the brakes so hard he put the four wheeler through the back window on his old blazer.lol.early 80s were different times.be safe keep em between the lines

[@stephenjones8074]

Hot NEWS!!! Thanks for the interview Christian!

[@bobswagger6748]

The best story tellers I’ve ever seen

[@beforethestoriesarelost]

I appreciate that.

[@JoseGarcia-cb5dz]

Loving ole Charlie’s story’s been listening to him all day on KZbin different KZbinrs

[@longshotmisfit5830]

What a pure privilege to listen to these two legends. Can’t wait for part Mr. Charlie’s pt2

[@mikebutler5317]

It's more than interesting to listen to stories from the original guys who defined the hunting adventures. No third party misinformation editing. An original movie would be the ultimate reward if someone would be willing to do it. For the hunter in all of us!

[@shanewoods1980]

I’ve gotten hooked on listening to this man’s stories!

[@garycairnes4957]

Went spotlighting with my dad many times growing up, favorite hobby was driven old dirt roads at night shootin 🦌, one night he shot the antenna off of a chevy truck shootin out the window

[@Dougarrowhead]

Dirt bag spotlighters

[@BMF_Network]

I shot the mirror of my cousins Chevy, scope cleared the mirror and had the deer in the crosshairs, the barrel didn't tho.. that's was fun lmao

[@artedwards8536]

I'm 56 and remember my dad's stories of poaching thres corrales, yturria, El suez and king ranch.

[@brooklynoutdoorsman9969]

They need to make a movie on this guy wow been following his story for some time now and it’s addicting

[@jesseburley3210]

Hell yeah boys! Listening from all the way up in Maine! The stories are awsome i could listen all day

[@beforethestoriesarelost]

Another month and you can download my audio version.

[@jesseburley3210]

@@beforethestoriesarelost cant wait buddy keep the youtube videos coming great job!!

[@jameskeen2849]

I lived that same life and still do will till I die .love every story you told

[@danielvans2661]

Great podcast! Those guys can tell some stories!!

[@bch5513]

Looks damn good on paper... truer statement haven't heard in long time

[@phillipjj87]

I love this old school experience! I also have a 1952 Winchester 32 special as well from my great grandmother !!! This rifle has poached a ton of deer in northern Michigan! My family lived off of deer out of season and the game warden was always messing with them!!!

[@jimfarris9671]

In Oklahoma the deer are owned by the state they claim. But if you hit one with your car it is not their fault figure that out. The landowner is the one that takes care of them and feeds them and feed them they should be getting a check from the wildlife what life department

[@sureshots8155]

💯

[@ericbest9562]

In GA they let you hunt their deer on your land without buying a state license (rolls eyes) if it's you or immediate family, but no cousins, buddies or your girlfriend. They still got to pay the state to take a gun in your woods. Why else do you think we marry our cousins down here? If her daddy had land like that you'd marry her too! 🤷🤣

[@benjaminlewis671]

It's $40 bro, for 12 (Twelve) deer

[@stevenberta940]

Checkout a current case. Richmond Va Hollywood Cemetary poacher.

[@SleepyJoesDiaper]

I grew up deer hunting in Texas. We have hunted on various leases and friends property over the years. We follow all the game laws and always have. I’ve killed three over 160” including my best at 198. All low fence, fair chase.

[@DB.KOOPER]

I lived and worked on a cattle station in NE Australia and that madsive property pales in comparison to some of those S.Texas ranches.

[@RhondaWilson-px3rd]

Charles Beaty is my cousin and I love in Grand Prairie Texas for the past 30 years. Last time I saw him was at our family reunion. I'm proud of the recognition he's getting for his life's work but I don't appreciate the poaching. It's illegal and not okay. But he made his living doing it so at least he was doing something and not sitting on his ass like a lot of people.

[@lukefultz7632]

Just make sure Charles Beauty goes on the same pedestal as Daniel Boone. 🫡

[@justinmulhern3071]

My Dad’s first cousin grew up in Bishop and was married to Sandy from Sandy’s Six Pack, kinda cool for him to be mentioned in this takes me back to when I was a kid. Never heard them play but always heard about them , had No idea they were so popular!

[@garybaltes1500]

They were the best Cover Band in Kingsville, Corpus, Alice and played in San Antonio. We followed them back in the 70’s. I saw Sandy at a friend funeral a couple of months back. He sang at the funeral. He hasn’t lost it.

[@chrishenicke2052]

My dad used to say, if you’re gonna rattle you gotta be where the bucks are and it’s the damn truth.

[@timcook874]

This is like listening to Forest Bondurant from lawless and Karl Childers from sling blade tell deer hunting stories. It’s great!!

[@Closdmon]

I’m 40 grew up in western Colorado, we called it farmer season

[@glennl9630]

Old School Love it!!

[@geneharvey3542]

When is Charles Beaty's (Prince of Poachers Part 2) coming out?

[@middletnpyro]

when he's ready, i heard end of this summer

[@KGFishyFingers]

Legends Got an old buddy still alive who used to gill net off the king ranch. Aint many of them left.

[@beforethestoriesarelost]

You are right about that, can't be many left. Except he was setting the nets in Baffin Bay next to the West Laureles. Maybe Alazon bay.

[@KGFishyFingers]

@@beforethestoriesarelost yes.. that area there. He lived on an island there in a cabin.

[@KGFishyFingers]

@@beforethestoriesarelost He's got some stories!

[@beforethestoriesarelost]

@@KGFishyFingers He'd know where Starvation Point pier was too.

[@KGFishyFingers]

@@beforethestoriesarelost He calls that the point of rocks..

[@storminthewoods]

I love these videos and I'm a very disciplined hunter I let more does n small bucks walk than most old timers would sometimes you gotta do it just to keep the freezer full especially when people fk up your hard work

[@bhampton1870]

These are 2 wise old men legends of their own

[@Burgert1776]

My grandfather would tell about how he and his friends would shoot groundhogs with 30-06 and 270s. He also told me about some questionable stories. A lot has changed

[@partner348]

If you watch part 3, kzbin.info/www/bejne/fZPOmHpnYrCsgbM you'll see that Beaty is by far the more entertaining storyteller, but in this one Lane can't seem to shut up long enough for him to get a foothold in the conversation. HA will say, "Well Charles what about this or that", and Lane just freight trains over him as soon as he opens his mouth to speak, so finally Beaty just folds his arms and lets Lane have it. kzbin.info/www/bejne/fZPOmHpnYrCsgbM

[@localyokel1000]

Wife got me Charlie's book for my B-day and paid the $5 extra to have him sign it. I'll say this, you damned sure get $5 worth of signature😅

[@donniek7182]

The rush of doing something your not supposed to is incredible . As far as poaching goes, I'm pretty sure Daniel Boone never had seasons and licenses keeping him from killing animals.

[@MrCruz9996]

Completely different scenarios, but I agree. If every hunter practiced good wildlife management & ethics there would be no need for seasons/bag limits etc. but unfortunately most people couldn’t care less about all that & just want to shoot something.

[@beforethestoriesarelost]

Great uncle Zenus was my Daniel Boone and you took meat when it was needed.

[@donniek7182]

@@beforethestoriesarelost somehow we had the same childhood, believe me when I say that. I could write a book . Memories and adventures that I will never forget. My father was my Daniel Boone, he thought the same way.

[@beforethestoriesarelost]

@@donniek7182 Write those stories down!!!!

[@donniek7182]

@@beforethestoriesarelost I often thought of it , , would love to sit down with you and Mr Beatty , and just swap stories. Our lives are very similar when i hear your stories. Somethings are best left in the past and forgotten.

[@stevewhite662]

got the first book yesterday and it's just not the same as charles telling the story !

[@HUNTERSADVANTAGE]

Tune in tomorrow! We have a podcast with Charlie going live at 8:00 am!

[@beforethestoriesarelost]

That is why I'm recording the audio book. Currently at 84%.

[@savannahdennis9351]

This guy needs to do a video on just hunting strategy

[@jimmytibljas3807]

I hunted the Kennedy in the early 90's I hate to hear the windmills are on it now. Always wanted to go back, but now I dont

[@atthebrink74]

It’s bad… I live down here. Huge windmill farms ruining everything.

[@beforethestoriesarelost]

I hope Charlie never has to see it. It would crush him.

[@brandons2079]

I’m from south Texas and the only thing on my record to this day is a fishing without a license ticket 😂

[@garybaltes1500]

You sound young! Keep it up!

[@mikedesensi6391]

7mm express/.280 remington is basicly a 7mm-06 it can match or surpass a 7mm mag on the lighter end a .280 A.I. is a ballistic match of a 7mm rem mag

[@letsssgooo4618]

When Beaty heard 170k acres in Montana his head snapped over lol

[@davidjones9518]

I remember having a scanner on game wardens freakquince we had a ball.

[@williampounds9180]

I'm 64 ....Growing up people in the country didn't care if you hunted on their land unless it was a small lot.

[@tp-mh2ji]

Poaching went on all over the country 60 years ago... You let government get out of control or food get to pricey or unavailable... And poaching will return... I'll bet the bank on it.

[@middletnpyro]

💯

[@beforethestoriesarelost]

I guarantee my family will not go hungry!

[@beforethestoriesarelost]

Quit 40 years ago but you are correct! My family will not go to bed with an empty stomach.

[@beforethestoriesarelost]

What is this @Hunters Advantage

[@tolt1776]

Why is it poaching?

[@Red-vn4xq]

I've never known it anyway other than that. Always been on the most wanted list. They chased me for years all over the swamps and across creeks and rivers.Hunters that despised me, now are getting tickets for doing same things 😮while hunting because of all the hunting regulations now. I just smile and say I never did mind about the little things.Now days you have to improvise more than ever, with cameras, dinner tables, drones, infared, shot tracing,etc. Fur camo and under ground tactical hunting work, etc. Hunting in plain sight "Wolf'en"😅

[@toddbennett6097]

Imagine if they had suppressors back then.

[@Diesel4242]

That’s what I’m screaming. Charlie could’ve built his own camp house in the Kenedy 🤣

[@johnjones3122]

And a Pulsar thermal

[@beforethestoriesarelost]

Man thanks for that comment. I haven't remembered the time when my step dad Wayne was hauled into Federal Court for the one he made, way before my time.

[@ericbest9562]

He dipped tobacco too! A stack of empty dip cans and a roll of electrical tape makes a decent suppressor!

[@NicholasThomas-fg3ub]

I'm 44 yrs old and at deer camp I've listened to my family tell stories from back in there 20's through 40's and my uncle got busted with his 22 poaching . My dad got busted hunting out of a tree on opening day , someone called on him . My gramps and his brothers always shit deer in there back yard all yr round . One time him and his brothers left deer camp and went to bar. On there way back they saw a 8pt in someone's yard and they pulled head lights on it . Shit it with 30-06 (loud) and they then gutted it out right there and dragged it to the car and put it in the trunk. No trucks back then old boats of a car. The guy who lived in home actually looked out the front window cuz he was awake , lights on in home and they didn't even care. That stuff was normal back then . Not today though

[@jimpalmer4916]

Me and my late friend used to do the same damn thing, just farther north. Its folks just like us that made em change the laws on poaching. We never killed anything bigger than a 22 inch 10 point. But have seen only one or two bigger than this one. That big 10 point was over 200 pounds and his balls was so damn big that you couldn't lay your palm upwards and hold em in your palm, they would fall.

[@dhan7072]

Ordering his part one book now!

[@garrettd9818]

Awesome!

[@bobo44donemilking51]

God is great 👍

[@robertmarshall3425]

I like my eggs like I like my deer poached.

[@davidjones9518]

We pestered the heck out of them guys

[@stevewhite662]

did he say when part two might be available ?

[@HUNTERSADVANTAGE]

End of the summer!

[@jeremiahlesleawilder5329]

@@HUNTERSADVANTAGE part two has kept me holding on like glue I love his stories nobody an tell a story like him nobody I’m ready for part two then I will be complete

[@thomaslunsford2398]

God is real the Prisoners need to hear the "Good News"

[@headoftheholler4053]

You know it's a great day when you're sitting in your second stand already cleaning blood out of your fingernails cheers old man

[@BlackwaterOne]

Not sure why any one can be interviewed next to pat, he doesn't let any one else talk

[@storminthewoods]

Feel like I should a grew up in these days I really do

[@ericbest9562]

Yes but earlier. I was born about 200 years to late

[@storminthewoods]

@@ericbest9562 history repeats its self careful what ubwish for

[@ericbest9562]

@@storminthewoods no no I don't want to be on the east side fighting a revolution or civil war lol, I want to be out there with John Colter, Bridger and lewis & Clark, before civilization and roads lol I want to go to rendezvous in 1838.

[@letsssgooo4618]

Same thing happens now. If the government wants your land to build something you better sell it because when it goes to court they’ll get your land and won’t have to pay near what they offered you upfront.

[@michaelcurran3194]

My buddies and I grew up outlaw, hard to shake it off when you grow up that way. God gave us the meat, goverment gave us all the laws that are there to line their pockets

[@ryanayers9341]

He still hunted the right way he just didn’t have permission to hunt on the land trespassing yes pouching no

[@ericbest9562]

That's what I said in a comment earlier. I don't really call this poaching. hunting over bait(which is legal here in GA now) , blinding critters with lights, I don't mean lighting them up where you can see to shoot like calling in coyote but using light to holding them in place, poisoning, that's poaching, he was hunting without land owners consent.

[@Dougarrowhead]

Still poaching

[@williampounds9180]

Charles was a great hunter . Knows more about Whitetail behavior than biologist.

[@snottychild4030]

AMEN

[@yankeehunter3466]

everyone needs to stop judging. no man or woman living is without sin.

[@jeremiahmccutcheon3234]

Shit the 80s and 90s were a great time to hunt .we us to lock the gates on timber property so we were the only ones in there 2 weeks before season. But we ate everyone of them.

[@bmd1825]

I see how God took Charles and used his story to glorify the good Lord....🙏🙏🙏

[@ninjagodzilla6402]

Ill bet in tbe back of yalls mind.yall wish yall couldhave done what chales & pat done.i do.

[@colt3030]

Capt. King donated the entire property that kingsville sits on. He had no daughters and it immediately became Kleberg ran. He did what anyone of us would have done. As for the quail. There are no 100 bird coveys running around the desert of the norias.

[@markharris3233]

We plucked a big doe one night and got her loaded up in the truck Drove on threw the reservation to the next county over to get more beer from the store Came out of the store and the dam deer was standing in the back of the truck It was panic mode WWE style to get the situation under control and get the hell out of that place

[@benjaminlewis671]

Pats family needs a wealthy investor to help start an endowment that will allow they to operate off the interest off the endowment. My wife is working on this for her non-profit.

[@mikelaba8985]

I'm shocked Joe rogan hasn't had him on.

[@joshwills3997]

Rainman and slingblade 😂

[@robertmarshall3425]

If I'm in my truck I'm hunting.

[@brandonhunt4472]

I haven't done it in a while...but I guarantee I know some roads if the shtf.

[@raymondfox8550]

Boy's,, Charlie was a poacher,Pat not hunt for food ,,Not poaching ,call living,,))) Thanks u for video,,🙏,to All ,,

[@bankerlies6121]

Damn that's deep shit,that guy is talking

[@keithroute8906]

Helicopters and drones with infrared would catch poachers well now days. There are noise monitors and cameras they can put anywhere. Hope people don’t get bad ideas listening to these guys. They may get a rush trying it but they will most likely be caught, spend time behind bars and lose property and a lot of money. Best to be a sportsman and follow the laws. I don’t get many trespassers and poachers on my land but my friend and one of my neighbors on his land get them a lot. My friend found seven dead deer on his hill right after he kicked a guy off his property. Poachers around our area are true low life guys. These guys, as much as they are entertaining in their stories are no hero’s.

[@brettprice9839]

There fucking deer for one these guys are not poachers there trespassers and if your family is hungry kill what you need it’s not poaching

[@brettprice9839]

You deer queers are fucked any way

[@tyler1671]

I don't care if you poach as long as you eat it if I got 10k acres and i say no hunting that's me being a piece of shit

[@Bleezy38]

Host looks half sick lol. love Pat and CB.

[@secsyhippo]

bit late to this but man, Charles didn't poach at least not today definition of it, he illegally hunted for sure but, he was about as primitive as you can. Dude is the epitome of an outdoorsman.

[@secsyhippo]

man king ranch owns so much land in denton county for that damn sod grass

[@littleindian3050]

Has anyone else tried that type of doe call? That high pitched one and had those result? Or even heard a doe make that sound?

[@marklaas4475]

🤣🤣

[@littleindian3050]

@@marklaas4475 well...

[@marklaas4475]

@@littleindian3050 naw haven't idk why that comment was funny to me

[@littleindian3050]

I think it's a fawn in distress. My guess

[@dandamcgowan2586]

Yes

[@high-techredneck5941]

You can only put sexual content and violence on TikTok that’s it….

[@nowherespecial6780]

I honestly feel like your stories are stories that should be told I remember my grandfather and his brothers all talking about it here in Maine. Other than just taking the skull of an animal it was actually a way to feed your family here so We used the whole thing. But telling the story of how and why and It's a Form. of history knowing where you came from and why And how

[@Yelladog78]

It don't bother me at all what Charlie has done

[@joeywilliams7775]

Hell of a man

[@lukevinita7482]

Pushin p