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I remeber we used to rent your VHS tapes as a kid! I think one of my favorites was the big muley buck that was filmed outside of Dubois . It was cool to see him progress through his years!

Kool

Thank you for these stories.

Thanks Mike!

I think it would be a blast to sit with Mike, pitcher of beer listening to old packin'-huntin' and back country adventure stories of the Wyoming golden years. Thx form sharing!

Wish I was alive back then hunting in the 60s and 70s. Thanks for the stories.

thanx Mike 😊God bless u and your family 🙏 ❤

Same for me in the salmon (frank church) great memories...to bad our great grand kid will never see 😢😢😢

Always enjoy your Blazed Trails Forgotten. I live in southwest Colorado and am young enough I missed out on alot of the good hunting days around here. Always enjoy your stories they remind me of my dads adventures with his brothers.

Great show Mike!

My brother passed away a couple years ago.Talking about hunting with your brother brings back many memories of me and him hunting together! Thanks for the memories!

So, your brother needed glasses?

Is this the same "Jackson," Johnny Cash and his wife sings about?

great vid, it used to be awsome. thanks

You were born in the right place at the right time ! I wish I was there in the 50's & 60's ! Keep the video's coming Mike !

Another great video Mike! Thank you!

Great opening shot. great vid all around

It’s always a great day when I open UA-cam and find a new episode of Blazed Trails Forgotten! Thanks for taking the time to share all these memories from the golden age of hunting with us Mike! Awesome idea to make these for future generations, I’m sure your grandkids will enjoy listening for years to come.

So awesome

A very risky call. The two guys are bitter and can come out fighhting anything and anyone on their path.

i am leaving in Arusha and this things still today happen , I remember Ridge Taylor

Bravo 👏👏👏🙏❤️😘

Giant mud holes coming to the US very soon it's going to get crazy

Bull comes out last......the phrase: ladies first applies at least to some members of the animal kingdom, literally. Not just confined to the homo sapiens species.

Great work by you guys in ultimately saving these Buffalo! The Maasai have never been on my list of tribes that have any animal welfare, ecology in mind. How stupid to just let the Buff (cruel, wasteful) die and pollute their wells. Why can't these Maasai use around their wells what hey use around their stock pens, from what I've seen it is thorny plants, shrub. Appears to be effective, keeps stock in and predators out. Put this around their wells as other animals also may be coming to grief due to these open wells.

You can look at this creation in which everything eats everything and somehow believe it was created by loving being. If there is a God, it might be all powerful or all loving, but it certainly is not both.

So the buffalo didn't use the ladder to get out?

You are a great story teller!!

Thanks for sharing.

Mike, I've been watching your videos for a long time and it's nice to see videos from times past when they were just to show real events without all the commercialization and sensationalism of now.

thanx Mike 4 the video ❤

amazing story time with unc

Wow! Incredible! You don't see that. Ever!😅 Thanks for the story, Mike!👍🏻🦬

Great job!👍 Subscribed✅

Buffalo are really stupid animals. It’s very obvious god put them on this planet to be eaten. They’re huge animals, with significant strength and they should be able to kill a lion at least 50% of the time, but they don’t. And I’ve seen many videos of them poking their calf’s with their horns while trying to defend it from lions or hyenas. Also if you look at Asian water buffalo, they’re as stupid as they come I’ve seen videos of them allowing Komodo dragons to feast on their calf while it’s still alive screaming for help, and they just sit there 6 inches from it and don’t do anything. These animals were designated to be prey from the day god put them on this earth.

This is an interesting guy. An old westerner. Pretty cool.

Thanks Mike. That was interesting, but where was it written that an angry Cape Buffalo should be grateful to be rescued by a PH that usually hunts them instead of rescuing them?

What rifle was your Dad using?

Mike Eastman I love your stories so much thanks for taking me along looking forward to seeing a lot more of your old school footage I live in Central Utah have you ever been there have you hunted on the pahvant take care God bless

Keep em coming Mike, love the stories and video!!

Always enjoy your content

Excellent.. so great

Did you have a favorite cartridge? Or change it up over time? Use various ones for different species?

Great story!

This show almost reminded me of the show Mutual of Omaha. Great video. Appreciate you sharing it.

click bait

I'm looking for "wild, high and free" documentary I can't see to find it

Great stuff!

Yall should post the eastman outdoor adventures

Beautiful ram. I watched alot of Gordon s movies when i was young. I ended up becoming a guide for 25 seasons in the 7 Yukon for MacMillan River Outfitters and 18 for MacKenzie Mt outfitters. I have the ram in my pic on video. It's the largest taken out of the MacKenzie s. It scored 178 4/8 in 2005. I should put it on here. I won a buckel for it. MacKenzie Mt s are the best in my mind.