Don’t Ever Apologize for Being a MAN! Part 2 | Buddy Brown

[@aaronsanborn4291]

You know my almost 23 year old daughter a while back said to me "Dad I want a man like you". She's actually my stepdaughter and I came into her life when she was 12. That's a damn good feeling.

[@glendathompson4176]

My daughter asked if my husband could walk her down the aisle at her wedding along with her biological father. She said she wanted BOTH her dads to give her away. I’m not ashamed to say that after I said absolutely, I walked into my bedroom, closed the door and downright bawled. As a mom, you always worry how your choices impact your children. That was confirmation I chose well.

[@harrietjohnson4698]

I am a woman and a hunter. My husband is a Vietnam veteran and a good man. The world needs more men like y'all. Good job for teaching your boys the right way!

[@maryeckerberg8041]

My husband was a real man. He could fix most anything

[@Lake-Dennis]

I’m a 14 year old country boy from Tennessee, I’m so thankful I’m being raised right. And I don’t care how many grown ups try to tell me I’m wrong, because I’m not. You, Ryan Upchurch, Adam Calhoun, Phil Robertson, y’all have taught me a lot, and I’m proud to say I am a Buddy Brown supporter!

[@Gremthebiker]

Buddy I’m a long way away from you I’m in England but I understand everything you say . My family brought me up to be a man , to show respect , to show honour, and treat women with love and never treat them bad . I will never apologise for being a man and I’ll fight for all my rights and family and god . Amen buddy

[@newbamaguy8523]

I'm working on being a better Man. Sold the house in Phoenix,Az leaving a 6 figure job and bought a 6-acre property with a creek in Northern Alabama. Excited for the trials ahead for us and the kids. Be blessed✌🏻❤🇺🇲

[@sarajackson4901]

Thank you buddy for being honest to the point. I am a 54-year-old woman that raised five kids on her own because her deadbeat husband . I work three jobs and tried to support my kids in the best way I could. I was one of the lucky ones I had three great men in my life My great uncle my grandpa and my daddy taught me how to survive how to hunt fish even work on cars Yes my stepmother taught me how to be a lady but once I moved out of my daddy house . I had to stand on my own two feet and I made sure that my kids finished school and had at least seven job trades they knew how to be self-sufficient and live off the land I taught them right from wrong respect their elders and always be true to themselves and yes I'm a very proud mother each of my children are in the military and I am very proud of them

[@crystalmoore5633]

The older generation can teach you so much more than Google!! Thank you for being a man, a raising men. This world needs more real men!! God Bless you

[@DavidWilmering]

As a man that was adopted as a child and never had a real dad, this video really hit home with me. Getting out into nature and learning new skills has been something that has kept me on a good path. Thank you for the inspiration.

[@RiggerBrew]

Reminds me of this last weekend where I showed 2 teenagers how to process Turkeys and Chickens. When I told them these Turkeys are going to feed disabled Veterans, they slowed down and made sure to follow direction. Since they did such a great job, I sent them home with one for their family. Keep teaching the old ways!!!

[@stoneylynn243]

As a dad of 2 boys myself I’ve tried my best to teach them to love the Lord, work hard and earn their way in life. Thank you Buddy for standing up on the platform that God has given you and speaking out for him an all of us guys who see things the way you do.

[@b-villeboy2704]

For a young man ... you truly hold the views of us older folks who knew a different and better time. Keep doing well by your family.

[@bettermanchannel770]

Yes sir

[@zoy-keezscooby4236]

How appropriate that it's Sunday morning and I'm hearing a beautiful sermon !! Thank Buddy Brown !!

[@tinak5046]

As a woman, I sincerely appreciate having a husband that truly is a man. Hunting, fishing, building, fixing -brings a woman a lot of relief in her mind. We, as woman, are the help-mate. Too many women want to be in charge of everything…sadly don’t allow their men to be a real MAN. But, there still are many woman who really do appreciate a real man!! 39 years of marriage, and still counting. I LOVE being a wife to my MAN!! God bless us all. We all have contributions to make to our families. Always appreciate what is done by each and your family members. Men be men, women be women…and support each other! And always offer to help out when needed.

[@Evergreenforest33]

Yes second this! You can raise strong willed men with good hearts! ~a women

[@stevevedell5642]

39 years. God Bless ya'll. My wife and I just celebrated 24 years.

[@driverjoelonghauler2881]

Nicely put Mrs Tina K! Thank you. Peace be with you and may God Bless our Great Country. 🍺🇺🇸

[@sharronclark7485]

Well Said!🤗

[@ourfamilygardenmore5051]

@Sherylin I agree with all you said. no reason a woman can't have knowledge of a range of skills. I meant some women feel the need to be the bread winner, the decision maker, that family follows her lead only. rather than the man/father, being the leader of a family/ head of household. some women want to be considered equal them be upset when men don't open car doors or give up their seats on a bus, etc....

[@tjlevi7912]

Amen, I was not blessed with my own son but am so very thankful for my stepson. I have been in his life since he was 6 and he is now 23! We shoot, fish, hike, smoke cigars and enjoy good bourbon! He can change the oil in his car and work on it as well! He has never been in trouble, works hard, treats women with respect and loves his mother! Again, truly blessed! Love him to death! He has grown to be a good, strong man!

[@renaestauder1494]

My dad went hunting, fishing and grew his own food. For that I will always admire him. He was a WWII Navy veteran. I look back and so proud of who he was. He even took me small game hunting and fishing with him. As his daughter I will always remember those times.

[@kevinhogan715]

As a 66 year old man and a father of a son . taught him how to fish hunt camp how to survive on his own in the woods. Like my grandfather taught me. At twelve five my son joined the Army. He made marksman his first time on the range. I not saying he was a super soldier at bootcamp. What it boils down to is he was one of the top of his class. I went to his graduation from bootcamp. At the end of the day he walked up to me and thank me for teaching me how to be a man. Well son that's my job.

[@rickhadley1976]

Well done, brother! At 72 I could tell a very similar story. It wasn’t easy raising kids right. But, dang, it was worth it! Stay strong brother!

[@CoraFaye]

This country needs more men like Buddy Brown. Keep it up brother!!

[@sandyc6569]

👍

[@lindageer2673]

Wayne...Amen!

[@jamesrees3270]

Buddy, you hit the nail on the head! I,m thankful to have a Father that passed down what his Father taught him. How to live off the land and how to garden and grow our own food. I am passing this knowlege to my son and daughters. I am also teaching these things to my Boy Scout troop for 15 years now. I hope they have learned and will pass on the knowlege to their children.

[@ourfamilygardenmore5051]

my father in law is a Vietnam vet, My dad passed away when I was 19 and I lean on that man a lot more than he knows. One thing I did get from my own father is to speak your mind and don't be scared to do so. My coworkers tell me all the time that I get the asshole award. and it's not because I'm an asshole, it's because I tell it like it is and people don't like the truth. thank you buddy for sharing and reminding us go back to our roots Godspeed my friend!

[@1stTnetix]

✊🏿 Buddy your solid man as a black man with racial tensions high and the shit they stir up to cover up the fact that men aren’t being men YOU ARE A LIGHT! Bless you and your family bro! Keep it up

[@BuddyBrownMusic]

Appreciate it brother - much love -BB

[@robbybrown5843]

As a father of 2 beautiful girls it is nice to know there are men like you bringing up your boys to have high respect for girls. Thank you sir.

[@richardkautz2947]

Giving a youngster the confidence that he's in charge and not let him know what he "can't" do is priceless ! 👍

[@Saint-eg7yg]

Whether you live in a rural area or in the city, if the spirit is in you, then the country boy will always survive.🇺🇸

[@madelynnvarner8402]

I’m learning U.S history this year in high school, and just finished learning about the over mountain men and the backwoods men. They were so incredible and learned anything they could to survive. They all worked together to build villages and work on roads etc. that had an incredible sense of place and community. They were mostly men who were kind and respectful and knew how to work and do the job in a God glorifying way. It’s so refreshing to see that there are still men out there like that. Iv been seeing a lot of feminist men lately.

[@chandaabney7853]

Hell ya! We just watched and our 4 yr old turns when video finished and said "does Buddy Really know me?" You spoke to him and he's 4. We live this life and always will! Save what's left of America while we still have something worth saving!

[@rega3160]

Amen, Buddy. This was a Powerful video. I thank you for acknowledging the Vietnam Veteran. Let us not forget the Korean, and World War II vets. There are so few. When I see a veteran from Korea or World War II, I stop, talk, and thank them for their leadership.

[@staxjackson1559]

If more folks took their marching orders from up above and not from DC we would be in a better place. Well said, Buddy 👏

[@haleyjohnson576]

Same

[@andyanderson6958]

To me too many have turned from the Lord and this is the biggest issue we have today. Too few know the Lord or know his words, we have too many so called preachers who are in it for the money and not saving souls!!

[@sharondavis9541]

What a world this would be if every little boy & girl had a daddy like you, Buddy Brown? Bless you & your family.

[@mollydidusch5891]

A lie doesn't become truth, wrong doesn't become right, and evil doesn't become good, just because it's accepted by a majority.'---- Booker T. Washington

[@c.kevincrowell1115]

Love you bro!

[@thecowboy9698]

"Facts are stubborn things; and whatever may be our wishes, our inclinations, or the dictates of our passion, they cannot alter the state of facts and evidence." - John Addams. "You will know the truth and the truth will set you free." - Jesus Christ.

[@LifeMostSouthern]

This is SO awesome! My Grandpaw passed down skills to my dad and what he didn’t teach dad my Papa taught my dad. My dad taught me and my brother. My mama taught me how to mother as did my mother in law. My sister-in-law, only slightly older than me encouraged me in my marriage and my mothering. Now I try to do the same thing. Men need to be men and proud to be men and to teach their sons to love their wife as themselves. Mothers need to teach their daughters to be proud of being a wife and mother. My baby graduated last year so this is my first school year as a retired homeschool mom. We learned so much more than the 3 R’s. Modern education focuses on academics and brainwashing. I started with Relationships 101 the syllabus included godly character, dealing with conflict,serving and loving others. Judging actions and not hearts. People over things, always. Be kind. Speak plainly yet kindly. There are times to fight for what you believe in. There are times you walk away from someone who acts icky, till they have a true change of heart. Forgiving doesn’t mean a full relationship with someone who is acting yucky. You don’t have to put up with crap or be a doormat to be a loving and forgiving person. Mothers need to mother anyone God brings into their path that needs a mama or an aunt. I’m everybody’s aunt. I want my house to be a safe, peaceful place where broken people can find love and solace. My husband and I have been a team for 25 years and I’m proud of the home/life we have built not because it’s all pretty because it ain’t. We don’t have new cars, perfect lawns, the latest decor or granite countertops. Our kitchen appliances don’t even match, but they work! The house is small but none of that matters when it comes to love and service. It just needs to be clean and comfortable and full of love. God made both genders and He made us with different yet complimentary attributes that we should be proud of and use they way God intended. That doesn’t mean that my husband can’t cook or that I don’t bait my own hook. We both have wisdom for our kids (grown ups) and both come to each one of us for wisdom on different things according to which one of us has the most in that area. My husband has been a good godly example to our kids. He has taught my son how to be a man and my daughter what to look for in a husband. As a woman who chose to stay home and educate my children I have actually had women talk down to me or flat out say I’ve ruined feminism. I’m like…good. Yeah we need to vote and be treated as precious human beings but this whole thing has gone too far. I always shook my head at those women and ignored them thinking, let’s just see where you are in ten years. In juvie that’s where! Grandmothers before they should be, bailing kids out of trouble because they “Had to have it all!” That’s a straight up lie. It doesn’t work like that. Of course some women need to work and they do the best they can to survive. We gave up a lot for me to be at home, but it was something we felt led by God to do. There were no Disney vacations, some years there weren’t vacations at all. We’d go camping, or take a week at home and do special things like go to a creek not too far away and swim, picnic. Simple things. That time together mattered more than where we were. Thanks for saying the hard stuff

[@suewalker8586]

You spoke from your tender loving heart, and spoke with excellence.❤

[@onthesideofright9755]

Real women are very very glad that there are still real men out there. 😘

[@khfan4life365]

As a girl, I’m thankful for my father. He may not be the hunting and fishing kind of man, but he is masculine. He is one of my greatest defenders. He’s always been there for me when I’ve needed him. Just a few weeks ago, my car’s battery died and I needed to get it replaced. I called my dad and he came to help me. He even paid for the battery because I’ve been strapped on cash. Girls need good fathers in their lives, just like boys do, but in different ways. Dads are our barometers when we are looking for men to spend the rest of our lives with. Boys need fathers for all the reasons Buddy explained in this video. Even though moms can try, they can’t teach their boys the important lessons that dads do.

[@gsaw5008]

You’re absolutely right!! God bless you

[@cat_city2009]

According to Cousin Fucker Brown, your dad isn't a "real man" because he doesn't own a hunting blind. I'm glad you have your dad in your life.

[@williamreiser3118]

When I? Was. Still with my daughter's? Mom. I used to work 2 jobs to take care of the mom and the girls and her son she had before we started dating she was. Abusive mentally and physically. I Stayed with her for 7 years Because we had children together now that the girls are grown up they want nothing to do with me. It's like f u they need to remember she kicked me out of my home

[@andrewwright8507]

Brother, my wife and I are pushing towards getting our VA home loan and buying property and land. I grew up in Oregon back in the late 80's and 90's which is waaaay different now than it was then but my brothers and I hunted, scouted, and broke brush just walking to explore new parts of the mountain/hill and that's what I want for my boys

[@adingman9798]

I offer no apologizes for protecting and providing for my family. This is what responsible men do.

[@RonFleener]

Buddy, I'm 35 and was raised in the country, my parents didn't hunt at all. My father didn't even fish. This past weekend I killed my first deer with a compound bow. Self taught hunter in past 2 years. Got tired of depending on "freedom" when it is apparent that our social network is falling apart thanks to Left wing madness.

[@mattmccleary1278]

Your an excellent father figure Buddy! Love y'all

[@billyshipman1237]

Well said my man well said these generation don't even know how to carry a gun safely and most are scared to even go in the woods I fear for the Next Generation coming around

[@TH-rn2lx]

Oh crap! I can’t describe how accurate this is. I didn’t hunt here in Minnesota, I didn’t have time as I trapped fur. Put myself through college and did just fine. My son isn’t a big outdoors guy but he has a healthy respect for those who are. It showed at basic training for him when they asked if he would show the class how to position and take down a target as he was the only one who had a clue in real life. Proud of that boy.

[@cannonz6338]

That's precisely what I tell my son (10) "It's a scary world, and when Mom's old you WILL take care of her." Taking him hunting next year, if he does alright (behavior, not bag) he gets to own (I'll still secure) the 30-30 Win that my uncle and Grandpa put me through the paces to earn.

[@lindseyswinborne6168]

Thank you so much Buddy! You're an American Hero! This is so rare in our country today, and what's even sadder is that the evangelical church as a whole is full of namby pamby soy-latte drinkin' men in skinny jeans who don't stand up for anything and worry about everyone's tone and winsomeness. As I was walking through the grocery store today without a mask, I looked around at several men, much older than me, walking around muzzled even though there is no state mandate and groaned inwardly. In FL a 2nd grade girl is standing up to her school board and risking suspension from school for being brave and not wearing a mask. Where are all the men in this fight? Where is their courage? Too many of them are allowing their wives to boss the heck out of them and walking around like neutered puppies on a leash. I'm thankful to live in WY where most of the men are strong men, but there are a lot of cowards here too.

[@kimt1943]

I love the pride Buddy has in his eyes and on his face when he talks about his boys! He is teaching them well about being men! I grew up with 7 brothers, I am the second youngest, they were raised the same way. I have 3 boys and a girl, they were all raised the same way. I may be a girl but many of those values were instilled in me too! Many of The younger generation do not have a clue

[@southernsass2937]

Talking Truth 👍

[@yarberry668]

Kim, I was raised with a younger sister and brother. Those same values were instilled in all of us also. Later when it was just my mom, she worked hard to make sure my brother got to do lots of men stuff. I know it was hard to find the right organizations and the right "Big Brother" for him, but she always did. He is a fantastic man, and knows to respect (not over power) women.

[@wandasepulveda463]

A real man, kind, sincere, and a protector of his family. That is a real man. Thank you Buddy for being and raising real men.

[@southernsass2937]

@@wandasepulveda463 👍

[@saltyoldcracker3487]

Buddy could be my son and sounds like my son, my son is now a man so i dont have many proud dad moments like you would when he was young and outdoing grownups, however i do have 3 grandsons who are like his two boys. Life is good Gramps is Proud

[@2211amen]

Breath of fresh air when we need it most. Thanks Buddy.

[@russellskalla6658]

My dad taught me the exact same stuff. He served in Vietnam. My crazy brain had the idea to join the usmc, got out in 2019. With the wisdom my father taught me and the lessons of 3 years overseas I can say without any doubt I wouldn't change a thing. Never get lazy, comfortable, or complacent. It's got the same results of going left instead of right on the trail you mentioned.

[@alanchidley2745]

Same teaching I tried to share with my boys. Hoping they pass it to our 14 grandchildren. To God be the glory.

[@rosaliebuist2334]

As a mother of 6 daughters, thank you for doing this hard work to raise responsible godly sons! We pray the men our girls will marry someday are being raised well like this!

[@vivienneclarke2421]

Thank YOU for raising your daughter's to be the kind of women for those kind of men~!! I have 3 sons and 2 daughters. Both my sons found themselves women who don't want to control,but COMPLIMENT. Unfortunately one of my daughters has become a lefty feminist and she scares good men away. She's slowly remembering how she was raised tho,now has 2 daughters of her own. And although she still drives me crazy and there's many taboo subjects between us,I'm enjoying watching her be a stay at home mom,letting her man be what a man should be(instead of emasculating him)and being the woman I raised her to be~!! She's a work in progress tho,,it's gonna take some time lol......

[@andrewmckinley6571]

The world is in desperate need of more dad's like you!

[@darrengodbee3435]

And there definitely wasn’t any shootings at school back then either

[@bradcallahan3546]

People actually had respect for others

[@stevevedell5642]

@@bradcallahan3546 Honestly, I believe it is because when we were kids (I am over 50), we were afraid of someone telling our Dad when we got out of line. So many kids don't have Dad's now, that they are not afraid of anyone. And a lot of boys with single mothers choose to act out because it is the only way they know how to get attention. But sorry, I ran off topic there...

[@m.d.george9954]

An armed society is a polite society

[@littlereddress82]

@@stevevedell5642 they have dads their dads ran from their responsibility

[@bettermanchannel770]

Fist fights and honor

[@littlebear956]

I am 62 all this is old hat to me , My boy is your age or older, with kids of his one, It Warms my heart that there are still some folks out there with the same values I grew up with , keep the Great stuff coming, I Really miss the Old Folks !!! May they rest in piece !!!

[@newmissionusa]

Ask the quiet veteran for help. Odds are, they’ve seen things and done things, but they’ve been shunned from society for no reason, and they are just dying to share the skills and knowledge they gained from their past. We can be a little skittish at first but deep down we love everyone and love to help.

[@TheowlFreedompharms]

Yes sir, that's the truth. 👍🇺🇸

[@lesfitzgerald3466]

Amen

[@dennishein2812]

I think some folks are afraid of veterans because of the violence and death they might have experienced. They fear the veteran can’t control the violence he is capable of. I’m not a veteran but I’m one of those who respects our veterans rather than fear them or even be disgusted by what they may have done. They wouldn’t take me during Vietnam but I’ve done a few things, some alcohol related, that damn near got me killed and I had some that worried about me when I was younger and I ain’t faced nothing like our veterans. Some people ignore them now, but comes a war guess who they’ll go running to.

[@cristineconnell7803]

INDEED! Got much wealth at their feet growing up! ❤🇺🇸❤

[@Marty43936]

Everything you say, I totally agree with! My dad was the same way, and I tried to not be like him when I was younger, but I ended up being exactly like him! To this day, I miss my dad... He was an amazing man that taught me how to hunt, tell the truth, and never forget where you came from! He taught me to to have a good work ethic, and not quit! An amazing man he was! He passed away in 1996 of a heart attack, and when that happened, it felt my heart was ripped out! A year before he passed away, I told him that he was right in every argument we had, and we never argued again! I miss my dad to this very day!

[@matthewward7252]

I love how Proud you are of your sons! One Proud Dad! Love it!

[@nathanaelvillalba7838]

You’re killing it brother. I’m living and raising my champions the same way in Wyoming. Appreciate you brother. Keep doing Gods work. Blessings

[@williamsstarr6148]

I learned these skills as a kid in the boy scouts buy a man who mentored me as I grew up with out a Dad. But I took my kids out as often as I could to give them the skills gifted me. God Bless you Buddy. We need men to be men as God intended.

[@happybakergirl1292]

Pls keep talking about this. You hammer it home so well. The fact that there might be men now and in future who ARE men, behave as men, and don't apologize for it gives women a lot of reason to want to learn to be what complements you with no apologies. Can't wait for the next installment!!! Sooo happy for your wife!!! Lucky lady!!! Nice to know that can still be in this up-is-down-evil-is-good-supposedly world. Gonna go ooh and aah over my own unapologetic man now!!! :)

[@vickiekelly7479]

Amen!! So refreshing to see and hear a man speak up about all of this.

[@h.a.barker412]

Well said!! Almost brought me to tears listening to you talk about your boys with pride, my BF giving me crap about the tears while we were watching he was cleaning up the wild turkey he got the other day so we can have dinner🦃🔫🏹💗👍

[@kirasims6356]

Buddy you are my hero....you are very wise. This world needs more men like you. Bless you and your family.

[@dano3806]

Thanks for this Buddy. Your example of what being a good father and teaching your boys to be men is what it is about. My 11 year old granddaughter just passed her hunter's safety course here in CA. She's going pheasant hunting with her dad this weekend. She's the fifth generation to follow this tradition that started with my dad and my uncles going with my grandfather.

[@holyearth61]

I too have two boys, who have turned into great young man. I've taught them how to hunt and fish. I am also a jack of all trades. Every opportunity I get, I try to teach them something , from auto, to plumbing, to building. One is in the Army and calls to ask me things all the time, the other still lives with us and just today was teaching him how to work on the tractor. There are always something to past on. An yes I remember being able to take my shot gun to school, put it in my locker, so I could go bird hunting with my friends after school. Had a science teacher that would take two guys out duck hunting on the weekends during the season and nobody and I mean nobody thought twice about it.

[@cherylwest5444]

As a woman I agree with Buddy. 🙏 God bless fathers, brothers, Uncles, sons all guys who love their families. My Dad was a Vietnam Veteran and I miss him everyday. He worked hard until a week before he died. He always provided for our family and helped anyone who needed it.

[@calicentral5862]

Common sense from old school imparted from a young man! Thank you Buddy.

[@nevercomply9258]

I am a woman, and my daddy taught me everything I needed to take care of myself. I went to school and got a degree in Diesel Technology and Electronic Engineering so I could fix my truck because I always wanted to be a trucker, and I'm a trucker now. Thank you for this video. I have two boys, 21 and 29. I'm going to show them this video.

[@janetmcclure8568]

You tell them Buddy! So much common sense!

[@kraven8864]

BRAVO 👏👏👏 Man is not lost on us yet. I’ve always told my now 19 yr old son to never ever apologize for being a MAN. He also had respect for others. Rushes over open doors for people.. things like that. I couldn’t be prouder of him.

[@tigertantitan576]

"Country Boy Can Survive" - by Hank Williams Jr. Is an awesome song

[@Upnorthoutfitters]

Yup my 2 year old boy is responsible for throwing away his trash and you can see the pride in his eyes he even says I’m a helper and gets the biggest smile it’s never too early to teach them

[@brandonbarsh2900]

Who watching this could ever give it a thumb down 🤔 Thank you Buddy for the inspirational video.

[@tonypadilla1330]

Buddy Brown thank you. I wish everyone in the world could hear your words!! Thank you for raising up your young men w such dignity & strength. God bless you. We (my wife & I) always enjoy your songs & wisdom. 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@jacobmccarthy605]

Buddy Brown "Y'all come with me" Me: (Sits up straight) yessir!

[@cannonz6338]

Not even gonna ask where, let's go

[@johnmock5825]

We behind you just lets go

[@amandalamb5724]

Lets do this

[@dk5716]

Thank you, Buddy! Please keep doing what you’re doing! We need more like you!!!

[@mattl691]

Your the man buddy. My ten year old got his first pheasant this past weekend and he cleaned it himself. He is learning the way I learned.

[@mountainman9664]

Hey Buddy thanks for another great video. Real men is what this world is missing!

[@kimberlygrant3595]

I absolutely love your songs, stories and opinions. I've been a single mom 24 yrs. Thank the Lord my son had uncle's, cousins and grandfather's to teach him the ways of the land. He can definitely live off the land if need be. So awesome knowing your child or children can survive out in the woods. My son graduated college with his bachelor's degree in science. But out of the friends he made while in college he was the only one who has guns, compound bows, knives. It's crazy to see the difference in the way children are raised today. He actually took them to a new gun range that opened on the mountain near us. They wanted him to teach them how to shoot. God Bless you and your family!!!🙏💯💞

[@nageeb96]

Amen . real women love and count on men to get the job done.

[@aerotekimaging622]

Love your message. I was blessed with 3 daughters, they can all change a tire and bait a hook, but they also know how to be a lady and how a true man should treat them.

[@amyeaton882]

Just now seeing this and I completely agree! Don't ever apologize for being a good man! We need more like you in this world!

[@fordboss9275]

SPOT ON Buddy! Those who listen to your words of wisdom will always be better people if they follow you and what you say!

[@barbarabeard6017]

So so true. So so sad. Thanks to all you, what I learned to call, Men's Men! One word "man" hasn't meant much for decades. Most of is were forced to stand in the gap alone. We never wanted to. Thank you Buddy.

[@countrygirl6003]

So good to know God is still making REAL MEN!!! May He continue to bless you and your family.

[@jareddoddtheblessedfamily]

Amen. Biblical masculinity and biblical femininity make nations strong.

[@geraldinebowling5594]

Thanks Buddy Brown for your knowledge and faith!!! 🇺🇸🙏🏻

[@raulmedina9473]

I'm a veteran of the Army I taught my children as Mr Brown said I'm 72 years old 30 years of service to our Country

[@charlzwood2324]

Amen Buddy!!!! Amen!!!

[@brandoncomeaux1618]

👏👏👏well said my brother another thing missing from today's time is instinct can I hear an Amen for those who know what I'm talkin bout😉

[@vanessakammerer5602]

I remember shot guns hanging on the rack in the pick ups in the school parking lot, nobody ever thought anything about the stuff that goes on today, messing with their minds causes them to go haywire. You teach them they won't forget what's real , never lifted my children above another, it's being humble and have a grateful heart for the blessing that comes from above, God almighty

[@cynthiaevangelista4661]

So true. Live in the truth always. God bless us all. Fight for God’s given freedom. Love from Pittsburgh Pennsylvania

[@chuckstrickland4582]

Those concrete raises boys might go hungry, this country boy can survive!💪💪💪

[@mortusbard6717]

Buddy you say more in 7 mins than anyone I have ever heard. you have a natural wisdom and common sense that is missing in this world. Your approach is more uplifting to me than any preacher I can remember.

[@commanderbell1965]

I never ashame of being a man. I learned from true Mentors. Hank Williams Jr Country Boy Can Survive inspired me to be a man. Men from from Vietnam Generation mentor me. One of them was my Church Elder.

[@donniedefoor4250]

This man has said something that we should all take to heart and stop all this nonsense BS that is going on in our world today. Amen brother I am a72 year old Marine Corps veteran that is ashamed of what we are forced to live through today. Keep on doing this.

[@trish9900]

Truth Buddy! Thank you. I know too many boys and girls also who live at home and pay no bills. I started work at 15. I’m a girl. In my house. You worked. Both my kids work hard. Boy and a girl. Grown now. Theu actually take me to eat or surprise me with a package. My husband loves little hunters. We live off some good deer meat a lot. Good job!!!

[@dan5087]

Proud Eagle Scout here. Glad I was in Scouts when they actually taught boys to be men. The struggle and discomfort of being in the woods in all different weather shaped you into a man who can be self-sufficient. I worry about this next generation, but I hold out hope. I hope that men like you and me teach our kids to be the best they can be. God bless.

[@beastmaster1600]

I remember the student parking lot (which was gravel) had trucks with the ole back glass 2 gun, gun rack. Depending on what season it was determined what gun you had.

[@gordonadams4793]

Buddy, you bring back memories of my youth. It's a right of passage to teach the men of the future, not only self-preservation but to be STEEPED in the tradition of FAITH IN THE ALMIGHTY. If you can fend for you and your loved ones, God will supply the rest. God bless y'all

[@dantharin5697]

AMEN SIR. The responsible men in this country pay attention to others and offer guidance and encouragment. The rest want someone else to do it for them. Bless you Buddy...

[@johnmcclain3887]

I got to North Carolina in 77 as a Marine, came out of Chicago. I've lived here ever since, been around the world, but always came back. I live on sixty acres of wood, I hope my two children will be able to make their own way here, just as I have over the last fifty years. Buddy, you got it exactly right!

[@michaelm6624]

Amen brother! We don’t equip our kids well enough it seems today. Hindsight is 20/20 and if we allow the Lord to reveal it to us - His foresight is always better than ours ever will be. Stay strong!

[@koolkevin2357]

Lost my Dad at 6 yrs old. I relied on the graciousness of my kind and patient neighbors, teachers and community. Sure, I did not get the 'full load' that a Dad would have given me - but if you listen and try, you can get by. I grew up in the Navy and took care of the things that I needed to. I served my country well and with honor and a sense of pride. I was a natural at fixing darn near everything that has moving parts (Mechanical, Not Mammal) and love that. I also was blessed to want to share that stuff with those willing to ask. Paying 'it' back and forward. Thanks from the heart from an old guy now, that only had a Mom and a quest for the truth of what life is about. Took a few years longer than my peers with a Dad, but it can 'almost' be done. Almost, because... Nothing can replace a loving, caring Dad. God bless you, and those with like hearts and minds!

[@christiclark5704]

Funny you should mention - I am now 62 and every boy in high school had gun racks and their guns 💪 right behind their heads in their trucks. Where have they gone?

[@jasonwood8334]

Do you know what man you’re like a pastor? We need more people like you to keep America strong the way it was meant to be thank you so much. God bless you.