Moonshine and Hidden Gold: The Superstition Mountains' Prohibition Secrets Revealed

[@sixshooter3313]

I'll drink to that. Great story.

[@dennman8832]

Thank you ,hank,for wetting my whistle with another interesting tale from the Superstition Mountains.

[@MiloPerrotti]

I loved "As arid as Arizona is it was pretty wet!". Thanks

[@tatonkapeach]

These stories are soooooo good! Thank you 🙏

[@carlsowell8099]

I miss You Hank. RIP. Thank You Larry for picking up the standard and carrying on the tradition.

[@tindoortailgator]

Larry and Hank - Thank You, Charlie is Very Proud - Looking Down and Glad - You Keep OUR History Alive - God Bless...

[@motorcycleparty]

thanx gents another great story

[@stephenmartini5890]

I've always been a lover of History, World History, Ancient China, Japan, Asia, and the Wild West. Love reading and hearing stories of any western history. I acquired the nickname of Cowboy when I was 15 living in Pennsylvania where I reside today. I spent a lot of time when Trucking out West and explored some, here and there. Glad to see you boys keeping the channel alive with obscure stories and legends, keep it up, God Bless.

[@katinamartin7934]

I love this channel so very much. I could sit back and watch yall tell stories all day. Thank you to all the folks that put their time and energy into making the videos and keeping this channel alive. It is greatly appreciated....

[@darrinwright6758]

Hello again from Tennessee. It's always nice to hear from you. God bless you guys and your family.

[@harleyv1969]

Great story, guys! You know I tried moonshine once at work on a swing shift a guy brought a glass of it up to my face and asked me if I wanted some moonshine. Twas the smoothest alcoholic beverage I can ever remember. I didn't ask how he got it and he didn't tell. Another video full of interesting information about our state. 👍👍👍

[@maikailoa808]

Thanks Larry and hank You guys are awsome. Keep them coming. Ron

[@stingray427man]

Love all the stories and adventures shared on the channel, thank you

[@micahmathison8361]

So much love and respect from North dakota

[@TheDisabledGamersChannel]

This channel is so fantastic and such a pleasure to watch and learn, and the production quality is top notch, great work over the last couple years, keep em comin 💖🤍💙

[@steveshortridge6255]

Great story told

[@MsNevadakid]

i'll drink to that.... ....happy trails hank...

[@johnganshow5536]

Great history & research. Thanks Hank!!

[@tomwebber4015]

If you've got a still tucked away in ROUGH CANYON 😟 you're probably going to be crawling around on your hands and knees anyway 😁

[@LuckyBaldwin777]

Good story. Another reason to hide a still way back in the mountains is because of the smell. When the mash is fermenting it puts off a strong smell that carries quite a distance. You don't want anyone to pick up on that smell, or your still site will be discovered.

[@katinamartin7934]

uh huh and just how would you know what fermenting corn mash smells like Lucky Baldwin? lol sorry I am just joking with you.

[@LuckyBaldwin777]

@@katinamartin7934 I plead the 5th your honor... and you know what kind of 5th that is.

[@katinamartin7934]

@@LuckyBaldwin777 yeah i'm pretty sure i can guess.. lol

[@warrenokuma7264]

I think that the rough canyon moonshine was filtered with charcoal.

[@AdaM48state]

So much great hidden history here. Keep up the amazing videos Gentlemen!!!

[@Oldnoitall]

Thanks for another great one Hank and all the good men I remember my first quart ther was 3 of us fine fellow s and I wanted my own quart but was assured that one was enough I said well we need least a case of beer to go with it best I remember there was a half pint left come sun up it was the very best I ever drank lol ( :

[@katinamartin7934]

yeah when its GOOD it dont take much lol....

[@davidlancaster6941]

Thanks for another great episode. Hank delivers the goods. Enjoy the photos a lot. Appreciate your time and knowledge. Lvya. Shalom. D

[@monteharwell6221]

My absolute favorite channel on the tube

[@mysteriesofthesuperstition6793]

Thanks for that

[@57WillysCJ]

More good stories. Thanks. Some of the whiskey produced was bad, others actually pretty good. I was fortunate enough to try some of the good stuff produced by former still operators. One's trick to get proper color was to put butter in a cast iron skillet to caramelize it. Added good color. One lived across a hay field from the rail road. The train would stop and the crew and any safe passengers crossed the field in mid day to make their purchases.

[@tattoofthesun]

I had to replay Hank’s sarcastic laugh in the beginning. Absolutely essential. Also, does anyone know if there’s Turquoise in the Superstitions? Has anyone found any ? I know there’s Chrysocholla and Malachite

[@Smitty54]

Watching from Ohio great job Smitty out 🙃

[@nathanielcohen9890]

if POPCORN SUTTON had lived back then, history would be much different now.

[@Riker-ER]

Good job with the history & interesting!👍

[@billyedwards6101]

Hell yeah!!!

[@dorothylewis1207]

Made me THIRSTY!!!🥰

[@dorothylewis1207]

@Hank Sheffer you bet!!!

[@stevemccoy8138]

Just like nowadays, most people drink alcohol and like to cut loose alittle.

[@JohnPAdv]

Cheeers* thank you*

[@Corinthians-kjv]

The weather here sucks . It don't rain like it used to and summertime sucks also!!!

[@daleparker4207]

That must have been a time

[@warrenokuma7264]

Only 25th in beer drinking? You need to step up your game Az.

[@warrenokuma7264]

@Hank Sheffer And you sir are a scholar and a gentleman.

[@fixerupper3042]

From the location of my still you can see the military trail but from the military trail you can't see the location of my still.....I think?? Lol

[@richardhelit3840]

Love it.put hair on an egg