Life in the Appalachian Mountains (Ginseng Hunting)

[@IgnitedCoyote]

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[@very5ick112]

hazard ky

[@levihensley6716]

This man is for real, true blue, and a genuine one of a kind. Wish there were more people like him in this world

[@AlayciosTV]

Thanks Levi. They still few of us left. You are the man my friend. Big Wes.

[@NonnaJoy76]

Digging seng is one of my husband's favorite things to do and it is a blessing from God to help with Christmas and bills.

[@midwayfarms]

Yes sir I have dug a lot all the ginseng in these old mountains here in Virginia

[@jamesnapier107]

I hope Uncle J.D. sees this video. I love my uncle, I’m so glad I was around him growing up. I can remember so many times going fishing on the river banks. James.

[@rabbitholeresident6490]

Ginseng is why I’m alive, ginseng is what got me through school and fed me growing up.

[@TrumpWon420]

From Rockies to Appalachians. There are people who have the same gut feeling . They can sense something is coming swiftly. And a massive change coming with it.

[@JustinLovin-bd5uj]

💯 East Tennessee born and raised. There's money up in these hills and hollers. $ 💵 💪🙏 Us mountains fools will get by with out our evil government's...

[@doublexl4253]

People like this are the backbone of this country

[@teresareed5597]

I’ve never understood why people look down on this way of life and people who choose to live it. I was born in Hazard, my father and both grandfathers were coal miners and, while I’ve lived in Ohio the majority of my life, I’d be tickled to slide back into the mountains and woods if given the opportunity. My parents left at my mother’s insistence because she was afraid for my baby brother to grow up to work in the mines. She’d already lost relatives there. I don’t fault her for that. Thank you all for these videos - they’re great! ❤️

[@PongbyAtari]

My parents were both from Eastern Kentucky they raised six kids working hard and teaching us all right from wrong. I learned more from my parents on how to survive and make ends meat and those lessons keep me going in the rough times today. Wes I wish you a successful ginseng season and many more.

[@James-m5i5c]

I left the mountains at 18. Still like to go back for a visit whenever I can.

[@tombaker4586]

Again great to be there ( from a far ).

[@IgnitedCoyote]

Thanks Tom!

[@musclecarmitch908]

Awesome video Coyote's! I hadn't seen any ginseng for years! My Dad used to harvest it when I was a boy but we ended up moving and I never got into it. Really brings back memories! Thanks for sharing this story with us! Great to see the stories of folks living the good old Kentucky life!👍

[@IgnitedCoyote]

Thanks Mitch! We always look forward to your comments.

[@AlayciosTV]

Really enjoyed working with you guys. Appreciate you guys representing our heritage. Wes.

[@IgnitedCoyote]

Thank you, it was our pleasure we really enjoyed your company.

[@markjordan8116]

Glad to see my friend Wes teaching others the values of hard work and conservation. He is a good man with good family roots.

[@AlayciosTV]

Thanks buddy. Love the mountains

[@aimeebritton6906]

You've been busy my friend.

[@LynnVessel]

It's good to know there is still some good mountain people out there zero prays for u😊

[@RDJames-kl4qe]

Great video!

[@gpt465]

Don't remember hearing my family talking about ginseng. Beautiful up there❤

[@jimmccoy1875]

Thank you this was fantastic my uncle taught me and taught me the right way planting berries and only taking older plants love this glad I found your video

[@Buck58]

Nice video. Watching from Bristol, TN.

[@shorebillyhomestead8436]

I so enjoy your videos, talking to real people. We're in very interesting times and so many will not be able to survive if crap ever hits the fan.

[@bobbyblair1084]

Good people, Thanks for the video.

[@tonybunch543]

I hope you find a ton of root this fall !!👍

[@stevetroutman7787]

I would have mistaken the plants poison ivy and steered clear.

[@brysonbutler8942]

John 3:16 King James Version 16 For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life.

[@MacyGardea-ly8mp]

Pleaseeee show us up above the old Black Star camp!

[@violet1479]

Wes, You are a movie star 🌟 ❤

[@AlayciosTV]

Lol not hardly.

[@bettyholman798]

I have dug sang all my life hear nc mountains

[@MissBee1969]

I’ve known Wes all my life, good feller!

[@davidcaskey7062]

A man after my own heart! A country boy can survive!

[@michaelhager2846]

Great video 😊thank you 😊

[@MissBee1969]

No place line home and my home will always be Harlan County no matter where I’m at!

[@audramatney1148]

God's country Great video 🎉

[@MrJoker2112]

Yes, sir I understand the coal mines in hard times. Worked on Cole mines eight years. Risk your life every day most people and nothing now you and your family.

[@christopherrhea8578]

This is my kind of people

[@punktalley]

The biggest part of it is to make sure there isn't a single clue you were ever there in the first place. You can't have a trail where you went cause poachers, still operators and the growers won't be so nice if they cross paths. Always protect yourself, don't do anything that affects a sole negatively and look out for kids, animals and those that can't look for their self and you should live a decent life. Sometimes it don't matter what you do in life, it can go south in an instant for everyone. No one is above being destroyed so make a difference for the good of others.

[@VirginiaAsher-lm3mu]

Hopefully the northerners moving here who don’t know anything about living in the mountains and doing it respectfully will take care of the resources and not plunder them, taking and not giving back the way coal operators and lumber companies did and still do, show respect

[@brysonbutler8942]

John 3:16 King James Version 16 For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life.

[@brysonbutler8942]

John 3:16 King James Version 16 For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life.

[@cawbaird5711]

They pushing us out of Florida. Too many people too fast

[@BradRose-x8w]

Yes I hope so too, because there buying up everything around here in Lee County Kentucky

[@billypayne671]

Hay the first time I went I dug a six prong ...lol I thank I mite go tomorrow..we did dig coal

[@AlayciosTV]

Dug my first 5 in 42 years this past week. Wes

[@daveyboy8907]

Great video

[@MissBee1969]

We buy stone root, star root, may apple too

[@AlayciosTV]

Thanks everyone for kind comments. Wes

[@darrellsmith5395]

Aside from the drug epidemic, there's no place any better in America

[@brysonbutler8942]

Jesus died and left Heaven to die and Resurrect for the WHOLE worlds Sins , He loves you Trust him !!!

[@marcusrobinson3054]

Do you buy seed and plant your know

[@willieoakley2336]

Guys I really enjoyed the video the doctor s don't know if he is going make it please pray for him his name is Joe he.and I are the only brother.s left out of 4 brothers thank y'all God bless y'all

[@IgnitedCoyote]

We ask everyone who prays to please pray for Willie's brother Joe and pray for Willie. God bless you Willie we're thinking of you and praying for you.

[@willieoakley2336]

@@IgnitedCoyote thank you so much God bless you

[@AlayciosTV]

Prayers

[@jeanettelove8490]

Great video !