Charles Beaty - "Prince of Poachers" - Part II - Hunters Advantage Podcast

We sat down for an in-person interview with Charles Beaty, the prince of poachers. Our hope is that this video will reveal what poaching does to our wildlife, how poaching punishments have changed over time, and help you get into the mind of how poachers access your property. You can use this information to protect your property and as an example of what NOT to do. Poaching is NOT hunting.
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[@mikehowe2768]

He’s not just a poacher he’s a story teller that is the best part

[@jaydubya7012]

I got two autographed book from Charles, talked to him on the phone, such a nice man.

[@chadbooth4371]

This guy needs to make an audio version of his book, and he needs to narrate it. He’s got an awesome voice, and he’s extremely good at telling his story.

[@torsionslo]

agree 100%. My brother let me borrow the book and I just finished it.. This should be an audio book with his voice.. would be awesome.. great storyteller...

[@jester4886]

Whats the title of the book?

[@jaydubya7012]

@@jester4886 prince of poachers

[@tylerdesautels1857]

This guy doesn’t deserve recognition in my opinion

[@ericabuesing]

@@tylerdesautels1857 then don't recognize him. I believe he does deserve recognition.

[@nicholasporter4682]

I'm glad I found this. I could listen all night

[@high-techredneck5941]

Thank goodness I found this I watched the first podcast at least 8-9 times….. I was ready for a new one!!

[@jeremythompson1593]

Me too man! This guy is honestly probably one of the best storytellers I’ve herd….

[@high-techredneck5941]

@@jeremythompson1593 he reminds me of the older guys when I was younger at deer camp! They always had the best stories! Plus I love his analogies and metaphors!

[@jaycervouccisore1988]

Same.

[@buckstop1031]

I has listened to several pod cast he did. This is the best one. His story telling is amazing. He has a memory like no other. Thanks for sharing.

[@beccadeen6201]

He's the most captivating storyteller I've ever heard. Even though I don't agree with what he done he's a legend in my mind the outlaw of deer hunters.

[@jimmystrickland1034]

He’s bum scat smeared onto your face.

[@joshscott3184]

He's aight

[@Volsby90]

Best hunting podcast I’ve found so far ready to listen to other shows

[@holdleftedgeandsendit9351]

Love it. The stories this fella has are just amazing

[@chrishenicke2052]

For all you guys that completely missed the whole concept of all Charlie’s stories here it is. We and he knew outlaw hunting wasn’t right, didn’t matter how hard you worked or who’s butt you kissed you were not getting an opportunity to hunt these ranches. These were cattle ranches that could care less about deer at or until the latter part of his outlaw career! Wether or not you choose to believe it or not, a bunch of the land “acquired” by these land owners was claim jumped and/or stolen originally. This guy killed around 75 deer in 22 yrs… That’s off of around 1/2 million acres of land! I have managed deer ranches and we killed 200 to 300 deer off of them in one season legally. I didn’t want poachers killing my deer either so I understand. Here’s my question to you…. Who was hunting, feeding, managing the deer he killed? No one was! He was damn good at what he did and basically only got caught because he wanted to. He was killing deer for his own gratification and wasn’t hurting no one. Believe this, if he would’ve been a mediocre outlaw hunter they would’ve shot his ass in one of them ranches and never told anyone. What if one of the land owners would’ve just invited him out to shoot a trophy??? I bet it woulda been much different outcome. Trophy deer hunting is a rich mans sport and always will be! I’ve worked for enough millionaires to know. Bunch of them consider them targets and nothing more! I’ve worked for guys that killed more than a dozen bucks over 160 inches and never ate a bite of deer meat! Does that make them right because they got money??? So y’all get off your high horse thinking you better than this guy. He is a legendary deer hunter and did it for the love of deer and nothing else. He coulda hunted a circle around you and me and we would’ve never known he was there! I didn’t say he was right I said he was a legendary deer hunter! Peace out!

[@brandonrogers1950]

Well said sir

[@Hammerback972]

@@chrishenicke2052 not bad at all. Well put. I was a Trooper in my state and worked a case on a couple of brothers that killed a lot of big bucks in my county. When I say my county, I worked it, and I grew up here hunting it, and those two shit birds couldn’t hunt, this dude knew what he was doing, and I’d love to hang out and hear some more stories!

[@chrishenicke2052]

@@Hammerback972 he would’ve made a hell of soldier… His opponent was deer though!

[@michaelshuey1614]

It’s pretty rich to make claims of the land owners as thieves themselves. You have no such proof. Yet, you float this claim as a defense for this criminal. What if it was your land he was trespassing on and killing game on? Oh, I see, you’re as pure as the wind driven snows. I’ve known many great hunters in my lifetime and not one them was a poacher. Furthermore, if a landowner doesn’t trust you to hunt their land then there’s probably a good reason for it. I’m positive that if you came to my ranch and asked for permission to hunt that, within a minute, I’d see right through your b.s. and tell you to leave. Thieves aren’t victims. Thieves aren’t justified. Thieves aren’t welcome. Sell your progressive, leftist, Marxist argument to some teenage girls in your neighborhood and don’t waste your breath on those of us who know how the world spins.

[@chrishenicke2052]

@@michaelshuey1614 I didn’t say he was right what he was doing as I stated in my comment, maybe your reading comprehension ain’t that good. As far the land in south Texas, you need to do some research slick. Nonetheless, I am a good hunter, I have killed more deer than anthrax and that ain’t including other game. There’s all kinds of heinous crimes that go on in the world everyday and you act like this guy is some hardened criminal. Game wardens even had respect for the guy! Oh and I damn sure ain’t no leftist slick! You know what the problem with social media is, it’s that you can just say whatever you want. Reality is you ain’t near as tough when you face to face with someone! So I’ll keep it respectful…

[@austinbailey7770]

Dude I literally cried laughing when he said “it’s a fckin moose!” 🤣🤣🤣

[@papalilburn]

What a colorful story teller with a computer like memory!

[@shoresharp8349]

Charles could make a fortune teaching outdoor survival!!! Any man who can go out in the desert for 27 days is a badass. He could win all the survivor shows.

[@trevorlahey1956]

South Texas on the coast is not a desert

[@dirtdauber5535]

If bucks got live oaks to defend, it ain’t no desert

[@TexasTrained]

@@dirtdauber5535 I welded on pipelines from 1979 to b 1985 from Refugio TX to Mercedes TX...its a whole lot rougher than you think

[@michaelshuey1614]

There’s all kinds of guys in prison who could tell you the same stories. Just like this guy, they don’t embellish their stories at all and all the stories are true. Every one of them. You should go to prison so you can be a better story teller yourself.

[@jAke-ou7to]

He’s far from it

[@williamanderson1464]

This was great, thanks.

[@kylethrower6232]

Think I'm about 50 times watching all these podcasts

[@pacoofficial5176]

“It’s a fuckNnn moose”😭😂 40 secs in I already fw this dude

[@terrycobb2704]

I’d love to watch part 2,3,4,5.......love your stories. Can’t wait for the seat belt fastening

[@jeremygobbato738]

Well, love him or hate him you'll learn more from him than you ever will from Bill Jordan or Michael Waddell on the topic of deer killing. 🦌

[@seankerrville2714]

Yea,,Charly is all right!! takes a lot balls to be a hunted poacher a few feet away from an armed angry rancher lookin for ya!!

[@mr.skeptical3071]

Yah, I've Never seen them belly crawling through brush or walking for miles on end to get thier deer. (Or hide from security!😄)

[@jeremythompson1593]

@@seankerrville2714 Man U ain’t kiddin when he was talkin about jumping in the cactus to hide from the two ranchers on horse back, just the way he talks about that, you can just tell that close call shook him up!! He is by far one of the best story tellers I’ve herd.. super glad I came across that podcast…

[@braintanningsinew4888]

Bahahaha what a comment😂 you can learn from anyone, but the wise learn from everyone.

[@mikeb.7722]

What about Michael Jordan?

[@bradmcdaniel9675]

really really enjoyed this!

[@mikeoc217]

This guys a hoot, Ole timers! my friend's dad was a Ole New England bandit. He hadda pilots license. They useta fly up to Maine from Connecticut back in the 60' & 70's with wheel ski combo landing gear Cessna or something in the late fall winter. He had a basement loaded with giant racks, never measured one just meat hunters that slayed huge bucks. Not so today with all the tick born diseases & moose. Great interview! Captivating stories. He's spot on about those game wardens that use that badge to gain access to premier hunting properties. 👍🏻🇺🇸

[@waynegraham7611]

I could listen to stories like these all night, pretty entertaining stuff !

[@conflict7269]

That part about throwing racks in the dumpster wtf thats insulting

[@bryandonahue4347]

This was fascinating

[@kanatislings9307]

Great story telling ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🔥🔥

[@Mr211jp]

Awesome!

[@donaldatkinson7937]

Always ask permission, you never know, I have about 7 acres of mostly hardwood, surrounded by a lot more woods and farmland, friends who live in Utah own the house they grew up in and about a 85 acre farm with a small irrigation pond, mabe 50 acres are for row crops. Both places are absolutely full of deer, I caretake the farm and have given permission to 3 people to hunt, one went mabe 4 times, other two never went, don't ask me. Gave permission to a guy that buys lead from me this year, he couldn't believe it, he went last weekend and shot two, said when the sun came up they looked like ants in the cotton fields.

[@ethanfeatheroff9135]

That was an awesome listen

[@kyronwagner9015]

This was amazing

[@husqv5147]

Fascinating stories, couldn't stop listening!

[@seankerrville2714]

It's hard to stop listening!!,, when you get a ounce in a lifetime professional like Charly,,,,giving you the scoop on taking trophy deer,,,,, whether your hunting the king ranch or the Kennedy Charlys info will put horns down on the ground,for you in no time !!

[@bhooten800]

I love your sound effects especially the helicopters!! lol Awesome stories Charles !!

[@donniesadler2222]

Your calling in life was to be the best deer hunting guide ever!!! Then you would have had access to all the beautiful country down south!

[@high-techredneck5941]

I wish I could spend a day with this guy. He can make any story the best!!

[@michaelshuey1614]

Spend some time in jail and you’ll find all the story tellers you could ever ask for. Hell, you’ll become a world class story teller yourself by the time you get out. Just like this guy. Unbelievable.

[@ninjagodzilla6402]

Michael sounds like you know alot about jail.about story tellers.

[@michaelshuey1614]

@@ninjagodzilla6402 Yes I do. I build them. I warranty our work and I inspect them after they’re occupied. That’s incredibly salient of you to pick up on that (Notice how I ignored your implication).

[@ninjagodzilla6402]

There was no implication.just simply said you knew alot about jails & story tellin.youre " asumption" brought you back to the comments.

[@michaelshuey1614]

@@ninjagodzilla6402 So you just make blanket, generalized observations and summaries in order to encourage others to return to the comments section? There must be a very valuable return on your time or you wouldn’t bother. How curious. How strange. How dishonest. Piss off.

[@bboozie9225]

The good ole days before trail cameras😂

[@seankerrville2714]

Ah"yes!!! The GOOD OLE, DAYS,,,,,LONNNNGGGG!! BEFORE FUCKING CAMERAS,,,,,, AND LIBERAL BIZARO WORLD AS TED NUGENT WOULD SAY !!!!!!!

[@ruckuswethepeep4384]

Ain't that the truth!!!

[@chrishenicke2052]

True! 😂

[@mulvey0731]

He’s a no good for nothing thief!

[@mulvey0731]

@a v did he buy a license? Did he hunt during legal hunting hours? Did he have permission or pay to hunt where he harvested animals? You may let “some people” cut in line ahead of you, but you and your friends are going to have to get behind me if you do. If I’ve got to play by rules, than so does he. He’s a thief and a lawbreaker. How would you feel if you had a little piece of land with a food plot that you planted? I’ve got 8 acres that I’m working hard to make into a spot for my grandchildren to get a deer or two during hunting season. If some poacher comes along while I’m not there and “helps himself” and ruins my spot, I Cal that wrong and I don’t care if Robin Hood is your own brother! No thief had better ever get caught by me. I’ll give a man the shirt off my back, but I can and will cure a dog from sucking eggs!!!

[@GS-xt8fu]

There was a man in Ohio that spent his time hunting poachers. True story. He finally got in trouble himself for a citizens arrest. He of course was not a deputy etc. He waited for a well known SUSPECTED poacher and he was. The problem….he allowed the man to come back to his truck which was his second trip…he came out looked around to make sure it was clear than went back for the two heads, nice bucks. When he came back and loaded them, this guy came out put a gun on him and said, you move and I’ll shoot you. He had a shot gun with buck shot in it. They did arrest the gentleman for illegal hunting and poaching and huge fines and jail time. They also arrested the poacher hunter for holding a gun on him and threatening to kill him. He said that he laid across the road from the guys truck for seven hours waiting on him to come out. He had helped arrest four different guys who were poachers over a 12 year period. He quit doing it after he got in trouble. They told him that it was illegal and that he was not a police officer and he could get killed. He said he already knew that and he spent two tours in Vietnam going after the enemy so he was well aware of the danger involved. He was a quiet guy I guess and he was retired and never bothered anybody but what happened was he had a big old bump on his own property that he fed for several years and thought he was beautiful and didn’t want him to be killed. The poacher killed the buck. He started hunting poachers.

[@BIGDADDY43069]

He is lucky someone didn't shoot him.

[@sp3_outdoors]

after vietnam he probably dgaf @@BIGDADDY43069

[@MikeSmith-js9iq]

They are lucky HE didn’t shoot THEM , he had the war experience dummy

[@brandonmiller4046]

And he wouldn’t have liked hunting at all if I was the poacher lmao he would’ve been picking buckshot out of his behind

[@josephpotter2844]

Amazing story teller

[@hatzlmike1]

Bravo. Love. Merry Christmas

[@reedrech1702]

The way Charlie talks about his times in the woods are electrifying, couldn't love it more

[@MichaelCox28]

First like and comment loved part 1 can’t wait to read part 2!!!

[@HUNTERSADVANTAGE]

Hopefully part II will be here soon!

[@WardendiariesTV]

Great videos. Al the work you guys put into it, you ALL need my scent eraser spray ! I see one guy in the Tom the Butcher shirt ! I hunt just a few miles from Toms....near Brass Castle. I will give you guys a few gallons of my Red Zone scent eraser. Hate to see all the hard work out the window over some scent !!

[@cmeeoutdoors7556]

As an avid deer hunter and DNR, I found this interesting.

[@paulhillar1833]

Throwing the "I found Jesus" crap is just like listening to a murderer say the same crap. I don't believe any of it, send him to prison and fine the shit out of him and make sure he never hunts again! I was a Hunter Education Instr. and this is exactly what we teach against but apparently he thought he was special, yeah he's real special!

[@camdenwalker]

He was caught ya idiot. It wasn’t a felony when he was caught. And he quit and ended up working on the ranch helping out with deer habitat

[@stanpierce4724]

First negative comment I found after reading close to 100 so..This man has forgotten more about hunting then you'll ever know.

[@cjr4497]

Funny he said .22 Hornet. I know an old outlaw or two and that was their preferred gun.

[@TheFloridaBoy941]

Or a .22mag 💪🏼

[@cjr4497]

Yes, The scary ones had night vision and crossbows long before it was ever cool

[@cjr4497]

My neighbor was a warden. He caught one of the night vision crossbow guys. He was shooting deer for the judge of all things and had to let the guy go. He had been after him for years!

[@TheFloridaBoy941]

@@cjr4497 no kiddin? Shows how corrupt the system really is smh 🤦‍♂️

[@cjr4497]

@@TheFloridaBoy941 trust me man there are parts of this world where the good old boy network still lives. He wanted to quit over the thing.

[@TheLymanDiamond]

“Smelling pissy hocks” lol. I believe I was raised by this man. Just like my dad. Good interview.

[@danielslover8669]

Great story telling! I understand totally. I started bow hunting in the late eighties in southern Illinois. Back then, not many people now hunted and we pretty much had free range on property. It was all legal but then more people started bow hunting and more people started leasing ground. Now I’m restricted to about 100 acres that I can hunt. And it’s not one parcel.

[@grantcarter7006]

I could listen to this guy talk forever. His detail to his stories, his knowledge, it’s beyond everyone else. This guy has probably forgot more about deer hunting than most of us know. No one is spending 27 days out there. Charles is a true badass. Definitely going to have to read the book.

[@jAke-ou7to]

Nothing badass about it, dude was a pos poacher, stfu

[@bmalone0688]

He is spot on with his opinion of Ronnie Brooks the game warden. He once watched my dad shoot a buzzard from the road when he was a young man. He wrote a ticket and searched the truck. Dad had a little sack of smoke and Brooks poured it out and never said a word about it. On the other side of the spectrum there is wardens like Jim Lumberg, former Cooke county warden, that pulled us over when I was about 7 years old. Told me I would probably be a good kid if it weren’t for my last name. What peace officer tells a kid that??

[@jeremythompson1593]

I couldn’t agree more man!!! I was lucky enough to live around a game warden who did his job, but also treat people with respect, and give every hunter the benefit of a doubt…. He wouldn’t lie or treat every hunter he came across like a suspect like so many other games wardens I’ve came across… I mean seriously so many wardens today are just itching to write you a violation even for the smallest thing, instead of a warning, a little information, and a chance to correct it… But if you get caught again doing the same thing , it will not be good for you next time at all!!!! I really admire a good game warden when I come across one…. 9 times out of 10 people will reach out to a game warden like this than the warden who goes strictly by the book thinking he’s all that, and can do whatever he or she wants to because they have a badge and a little bit of power….

[@jonathanyates5198]

Pigs are crooks

[@jaycervouccisore1988]

Great to see another podcast with Charlie. The man is a hunter. It's a shame that people bash this man, or anyone like him. I've listened to and watched every podcast that Charlie has done, multiple times. Simply cannot get enough of the man and his stories. Hunting is hunting, regardless of what wildlife agencies or lawmakers determine is 'legal' or not. At no time in human history did any of our ancestors care about the 'ethics' of hunting. Concern over time of year, time of day, quantity, or the methods used to take game was simply non-existent. Humans have always used any and all methods available to kill game. Driving entire herds off of cliffs or into pits wasn't frowned upon by the spear and club crowd. If early man had access to firearms or artificial light (they did hunt with the aid of torches, by the way) they certainly would have used them. Only recently (past couple of centuries or so) have people started to try and apply some sort of holier-than-thou philosophy to what has always been inherent to us. Don't try and fool yourself with the "they hunted for food" or "natural predators don't kill for sport" nonsense. There have been documented cases of numerous species of predators, globally, that partake in 'surplus killing'. A radio-collared male mountain lion was tracked by a game department and killed 26 deer over the course of 7 miles...in 12 days! He fed only on the first two. It is called INSTINCT. You cannot stop a predator from hunting. You cannot turn your back on your heritage. We are predators. We hunt. Some of us do it better than others. Some don't do it at all. Those that don't are the ones who are fooling themselves. Those are the ones who are 'wrong' or whatever other words people try and apply to this man, or those of us like him. There is nothing 'wrong' about killing game. There is nothing 'wrong' about doing it in places where game is abundant. What IS wrong is people feeling like they own the game on this planet, or even the land the game lives on. I'll let you in on a not so little secret: Nobody owns the game or the land. The game is native and you're just renting the land. Want to kill some game? Do it. Do it so as not to put another human life in danger, but other than that there's no rational reason not to. There are only obscure and ridiculous 'illegal' reasons not to. If you feel otherwise, that is sad and pitiful. A wolf will hunt. A sheep will be eaten. A sheep dog is irrelevant. INSTINCT. Hey Turkey, give me a call anytime. 👍

[@chucksmith8200]

Poaching is criminal. He is stealing from someone else and bragging about it.

[@jessefrazier6305]

Dead is dead. I’ve seen guys that preach ethical kills. Take bad shots and lose deer

[@Buddystemz]

Probably because he’s killing to kill and wasting the meat. That’s not hunting.

[@henryofskalitz2228]

@@chucksmith8200 what is he stealing from the government because those animals are considered government property

[@jasonbarnes3188]

@@Buddystemz when you shoot a coyote do you eat it? It’s legal here to leave the carcass as long as you tag the deer.

[@mr.skeptical3071]

I could listen to him all day!

[@appalachian_restorations229]

The Kennedy ranch missed the best opportunity of finding this man and paying him to be the best guide they ever had.

[@codyherman2977]

Any fool with a set of rattling antlers could shoot a mature buck on a ranch.

[@bhooten800]

Fish in a barrel

[@mtguy234]

The guys paying $15000 to shoot a buck would have no idea what to do..I agree Appalachian

[@Oregon-airguns]

@@codyherman2977 sad part is you actually believe that

[@markcox2842]

Cody show us your extensive hunting explorations or tell us your stories or tell us where to buy your book

[@ninjagodzilla6402]

Did you still do taxadery noooo im sellin the book!!! Lol.i love ol charleys storys.he hunted there because he loved to hunt so much.its in his blood.not many people on earth have that love in there heart & soul to go to whatever it took.glad you guys are doing this.i hope he lives a long time to tell more storys.i like yalls interviews better than them.other ones on youtube.i hope charlie & pat stick with you guys.

[@davidstephenson1619]

He's a good story teller

[@joeyflowers8507]

The man is a legend!!!

[@stropefarmsllc7630]

Awesome stories I’ll be ordering the book this week

[@seankerrville2714]

I hear CHARLYS,,, got quite the fan following now and a few women who find his bad brush style attractive!!!,, a mass you tube sensation!!many people want to take up his (brand) of activity 😀 😉 😄 😜 🤔 😁 with just a wee amount of caution!!!

[@alabamaoutdoors4468]

The jealousy that a poacher or a good hunter receives is about the same

[@codyherman2977]

Terrible grammar.

[@alabamaoutdoors4468]

@@codyherman2977 yes it was like 3 am , but most understand the meaning , I kill more and bigger bucks than my competition ,without a lot of effort and legally , grammar doesn't matter in the woods , I can call bucks without a product bought off the shelf , can you ?

[@rickyreynolds9056]

Love it and can relate to allot of his stories lol awesome stuff!!👏🏻

[@michaelshuey1614]

Oh, another poacher. You might want to admit that down at your local cafe instead of just sharing it with little ol’ us here on KZbin.

[@rickyreynolds9056]

@@michaelshuey1614 well aren’t you the touchy one 😂😂😂

[@russelllangworthy8855]

@@michaelshuey1614You seem to have a chip on your shoulder.

[@savannahdennis9351]

My kind of hunting love this guy

[@stacyvaughn360]

Mine too

[@CockNu]

This man sounds so much like my grandfather we will set around the table at a family gathering and he will talk for hours of stories of the good ole days before they treated poachers as if they have murdered someone but he has hundreds of these same types stories it’s very interesting LOL

[@brooklynoutdoorsman9969]

This guy need his own movie forget a part 1 or 2

[@Hunting4Hookers]

Wow! Just wow!

[@dwaynekirby3204]

Good guy love it

[@brentanderson3806]

Just curious. How many people call b******* on this whole thing maybe it's true maybe it's not. Me personally I don't think so

[@camdenwalker]

Read the book it has pictures to prove the stories

[@2CanTan]

I’m getting the book! I think a lot of people being honest have done some shady stuff and when get older reflect and laugh , but this is top level stuff! I could listen to this man for hours and hours. He isn’t bragging and admits it’s wrong and he was just a deer hunting machine. I know guys like him as far as the passion and it’s crazy and you are born with it

[@skylerspringsteen5730]

There’s a big difference between doing shady stuff and poaching over 100 deer. Guys a douche and what’s wrong with the hunting community.

[@tavaresoutdoors9454]

Amen eric !!!!

[@williambray7876]

@@skylerspringsteen5730 so I guess your one of those people who has never done anything in your life that was wrong in your entire life.

[@williambray7876]

For those who instantly judge this man maybe need to take a look at their self. We are all sinners and have done things in our life's that we look back and say "I should been better person" it's not our place to judge this man it's God that will have the final judgment on all our life's. Those are God's creatures and he will be judge one day just like we all will. Did he do wrong sure he did. But praise him for turning his life around to be a better person and not judging him for all his wrongs. Cause we all sin and all have done wrong.

[@skylerspringsteen5730]

@@williambray7876 no he should be judged and shunned from the hunting community, there’s a difference between accidentally killing a deer or even poaching a deer or two but poaching over 100 deer is not something we should forgive him for. Not to mention, majority of the deer he just cut the heads off and left, which is a lot worse than poaching a deer. He’s also not sorry, he may say he is but he’s lying, he’s laughing while telling his poaching stories, then he’s also trying to make money off him poaching by getting a book deal. It also gives fuel to the anti hunters when all these “hunters” support him and buy his book, you guys are making all us real outdoorsmen look bad.

[@partner348]

At 32:44 poaching is not the half of "what's wrong with it". Unless i missed something, he's leaving the carcasses of multiple deer on the ground to rot or feed the coyotes.

[@daveyboy8907]

Legend ,they don't make em like him anymore.

[@BeardandBuck]

Crazy book, crazy stories, crazy life!

[@carolinawhitetails6232]

Always entertaining! Good interview!

[@anitahaley8952]

great sttories

[@gutpilemaker365]

Enjoyed watching this. My only question is how does a typical 24 point with 10 and 11 inch tines score 190? 🤔

[@camdenwalker]

How wouldn’t it?

[@jhayward1940]

No mass

[@everythingoutdoors-vl9bl]

I can’t wait for my book in the mail his stories are amazing I love it

[@seankerrville2714]

Great amazing stories beautiful 👏 👌 👍 poacher ❤ 😍 💖 ❣ 💕 💘 ❤ 😍 good job with that hall of horns museum Charly!!!!!! some of us still support you!!( rackem up!!!!)

[@jester4886]

What is the title? I cant find it

[@jaycervouccisore1988]

@@jester4886 "Prince of Poachers"

[@jester4886]

@@jaycervouccisore1988 thank you, i bought it a couple months ago, awesome book

[@onpointbbq2983]

I’m in the middle of reading his book now and all I have to say is that it’s awesome!!

[@HUNTERSADVANTAGE]

Stories are really interesting!

[@seankerrville2714]

I agree it's awesome a great 👍 book from a knowledgeable hunter!

[@TexasTrained]

How about the O'Connor Range from Refugio to Corpus Christi? Where to buy his book?

[@Raised-Right]

I knew similar men, they hunted with rifles during bow seasons and shotgun seasons and never read a no trespassing sign. They read them as "hunters welcome" these old boys are long gone and were doin this pre trail cam days. They just considered it huntn. Wild stories

[@jackfleagle3506]

116 deer on 440,000 acres equals 1 deer for every 3,793 acres. No big loss there. The real crime is having that much land and not allowing people to hunt.

[@commoncorysense1809]

Your right, work hard, invest, manage the land, then let everyone else that don't do that work come use it because they are entitled….

[@brandonmcclarnon2104]

@@commoncorysense1809 no dude that's how disease happens people want to buy all the land or lease thousands of acres for themselves only to shoot a few deer! Population growth happens and when Population gets over ridden then disease comes

[@commoncorysense1809]

@@brandonmcclarnon2104 You sure? Because look at the Top 3 Whitetail diseases with maps and explain that one. Don’t let your jealousy or lack of research cloud your comments. Larger land tracks enable better monitoring and control. Through QDM, culling, and oversight, the herd is much better managed. Just a basic review of what gets produced compared to public lands defeats that logic. It is not your fault, the forums are full of “facts” provided by lazies that spend time there instead of investing in what it takes.

[@seankerrville2714]

Yea,, these Damn rich ass,,,,bastards!!! Hogging all the prime land for years and years!!! they got it all figured out!!! price us all out!!! or shut us all out!! and off,,,,,, with high fences!! patrols! and cameras!! They act like their going to take the deer,,,, and the fucking ranch,,,,,, with them when they die! 😒 to heaven or hell!!!!!

[@seankerrville2714]

He'll with em!! I say this guy shot plenty of trophys illegally for well over 20 years!! And they deserve to have every one of those deer poached!!!!!!!!!!!,selfish bastards

[@terryjones9308]

His story’s reminded me of my teen days! This man is a great hunter

[@michaelshuey1614]

You were a poacher when you were a teenager? How nice. That’s super duper. I’m really impressed. You should brag about that more often. Thief.

[@Mitchel141]

He's a peice of scum, a trespasser and a potcher. Who also wasted 100s of animals meat just to grab antlers

[@jimmystrickland1034]

Try your road hunting ish around my neck of the woods. Your truck would be Swiss 🧀. fuc boi!!!

[@jimmystrickland1034]

Sorry don’t use stupid taxi services. I’m a country boy.

[@mittiejackson3427]

@@jimmystrickland1034 people been using them to pouch for years ... Country boy. Most country boys are as smart as a jackass and a chicken 🍗 that's why people get over on them.

[@joewilliams8139]

Awesome.

[@petergozinya2607]

This is very interesting....towards the end....he made me feel good about me and my hunting style...ive been fortunate to hunt some good property...lol..nothing compared to this.. Midwest farms...120-150 acres...but I'd sit all day..I can't tell ya how many times ...ive sat daylight till dark...dozens of times....id only hunt when the wind and time was right...and I have 21 LEGALLY killed bucks lol !!! Most are bow kills...

[@nalyd4201]

I have thoroughly enjoyed listening to this but i have seriously been waiting for him to ask if he could get a mustard biscuit and some french fried taters

[@mikesutherland7958]

He is the best storyteller he is an actual Legend and a king what's more of a survivalist than any other Hunter right on

[@pinhighdiscdyes]

No.

[@peanutbutterripple1083]

@@pinhighdiscdyes Yes.

[@jaydubya7012]

How many other non military trained men do you know that can go out alone for 22 days with just a backpack. I would love to spend some Rea time with him.

[@jAke-ou7to]

You retarded?

[@skfloutdoorsspringkingsfal7539]

How do I buy the first edition I can’t find it anywhere

[@michaelparrish6572]

Southern men are the best story tellers. I feel I'm right beside him looking threw the scope when he tells a story

[@KyleCall3034]

Legend!! Got to buy the book to see more! Lived that life but got caught said the day I got caught I would quit and so I did ! Would like to meet this man

[@mikeharryhunt1709]

He's ah dirt bag. It's sickening that people refer to him as ah legend

[@KyleCall3034]

@@mikeharryhunt1709 legend

[@mikeharryhunt1709]

@@KyleCall3034 so u think poaching is ok?

[@KyleCall3034]

The life he lived out there is what is legendary!

[@mikeguy9668]

@@mikeharryhunt1709 fuck those ranches

[@tolt1776]

"Hows he killing deer with a 22 hornet?" ARE YOU SERIOUS ROOKIE...22MAG..22HORNET ARE THE BADDEST DEER CARTRIDGES AROUND

[@billsandgillsoutdoors9706]

It's all about shot placement seen many of deer shot with a 22lr & 22mag #outlawshit

[@charlessanders4586]

I've killed a shit ton of deer with 22lr and mag

[@charlessanders4586]

And not head shots

[@garrettnelson4880]

What catridge or cartridges did he use for all these deer? I heard 7mm-08

[@lancepilon5104]

Legend!!!

[@LS-sv7bo]

I love this guy. Cant wait to get his book

[@josephcahoe645]

I really respect ya Charlie! First pod cast iv ever listened to from beginning to end now to part 1!

[@claude3687]

He's awesome 👍

[@patrickbyrd9464]

Love his take on tree stand hunting 😂

[@reedrech1702]

Charles is an absolute legend.

[@mikebutler5317]

This is life adventure stuff any outdoor person would love to experience!

[@gracefaith6699]

Poachers love to hear Poacher stories. It makes them feel less of a scumbag.

[@brendanbarnes1994]

Oh hush Grace.

[@ryanfry5609]

That’s like saying people who watch Crime Shows or Documentary are criminals! If you don’t like his stories then go to a different channel and stop judging those who choose to listen this mans great stories!

[@matthewswafford9552]

Get a big deer in your trailor park grace we will poach his ass too

[@codylent1154]

I love his stories and I've never poached anything

[@travpribb7693]

I like some of his stories though. I had many chances to shoot the biggest bucks in my area just wasn't legit at the time for me. I hunt river bottom whitetail bucks and love every minute I'm out hunting. Note there's eyes out there everywhere now days. 😂

[@hoss319]

When is it going to be on the podcast

[@HUNTERSADVANTAGE]

We will put it on Spotify and Apple podcast on 08/03.

[@craigcarmon9231]

I would love to invite you Colorado elk hunting with me. It's the closest thing to your style, but legal. Hunt hard. For weeks in the woods...miles and miles put on.

[@CharlesBeatyPrinceofPoachers]

Let's go next year

[@blindarchershaunhenderson3769]

My dad and my uncle Paddy, during the 60s,70s, 80s, and early 90s, poached an average 5 deer a year from estates throughout Scotland, constantly at odds with and being sought by the police, Ghillies, and Highland gamekeepers, their escapades only came to an end when my dad passed away in 1996, uncle Paddy continued poaching salmon in local rivers until his death in 98, but my cousin Ronnie continues his legacy and still poaches salmon today, may poachers never cease to keep gamekeepers on their toes.

[@mtguy234]

Well that's something to be proud of...

[@blindarchershaunhenderson3769]

@@mtguy234 yes, I think it is, it shows that my dad and my uncle or not some mindless office workers who did the same thing day in day out just because that's what they were told to do, they were men of their time in a different time, so yes it is something to be proud of...........

[@tippy8358]

Ya be proud of them… smh

[@outdoorloser4340]

Robinhoods, eating the kings deer.

[@user-pk5wc3rq2x]

Hey guy wanted to ask charles about Ed Bells fishing camp on indiianola tex we would love to go hunting on kenndy in 1956 the first blow down we would go ed s was the back door wow love your storys oh i am pushing 82 now

[@jakemorris6953]

I see huge deer all around Azle, Tx. I live just outside of town. 6 years now.

[@jessebrakejr4492]

This man had a true drive to hunt monster bucks, would have loved being on a trip or two.

[@michaelshuey1614]

Poachers love company and especially admirers. Maybe you could offer him your prison pocket later when you’re sharing the same cell. Unbelievable.

[@Bob-hc2kq]

@@michaelshuey1614 I’m a professional poacher

[@michaelshuey1614]

@@Bob-hc2kq woopdy flippin do. Go tell your local game warden and the teenage girls in your neighborhood. Maybe they’ll be impressed with a yellow belly.

[@Bob-hc2kq]

@@michaelshuey1614 do you have a ranch by chance?

[@michaelshuey1614]

@@Bob-hc2kq I have disdain for thieves. You’re probably just a keyboard commando who has played X-box so much that you think people would be impressed by your claims of thievery. You can go away now.

[@paulmeek7964]

He sure has the gift of gab to tell a story .

[@mikebutler5317]

When is his next book, part two coming out?

[@chrishallal1125]

He is absolutely hilarious he can make stubbing your toe the funniest damn thing you ever heard 👍