i guess im asking randomly but does anybody know of a tool to log back into an instagram account..? I was dumb lost my login password. I would appreciate any assistance you can offer me!
@Adrien Everett thanks so much for your reply. I got to the site through google and Im waiting for the hacking stuff now. Takes quite some time so I will get back to you later with my results.
Reminds me of my grandfather, 85 years old and still went to work , you couldn’t stop the man . He passed away at 87 . They where a different breed of men .
Help create them. Kids these days don't get to learn stuff about being men the way we used to. Gotta be patient with them and teach them things about manliness. I always take the young guys under my wing at work. If you treat them right they will be so eager to learn they won't even notice you are guiding them
This guy should be the Dos Equis Lager spokesman! Genuinely among the worlds most interesting men. Could we get a video of him and his family making jerky?
Cy is such a cool guy, so many stories and with character to spare! We're so lucky that Scot, Nate, and Cy are able to record things like this for future generations. I've only met one person who might be on par with Cy. His name is Mr. Shields, he's a WWII veteran who was there storming Omaha beach on D-Day and now he owns a small farm, maybe homestead would be a better word, in northern California. He's a quiet one, but once he starts talking the stories are incredible!
Cy makes me think of my grandpa. He’s long gone now but his memory will live in me forever. RIP Ernest Wayne Robbins. Miss you forever. The best man I ever knew.
That man Cy Swan is a walking history book! His adventures and lifes story needs or should be captured on film, paper or tape to be taught or used in junior,senior high school classes ! Thanks for shareing this little bit of his story !!!
Cut, you are the man. I had an uncle in my youth. His name was Uncle Ben. One of my grandsons has carried on his name. He was a rancher in central nebraska. Tough as nails and kind when he thought he might be overdoing his inpatient. I learned so much from him and Sir, you remind me so much of him. And thanks for that memory. You are a very special man. I cannot at this time afford one of the knives but I will be saving my money and I want to get one just to display and tell all my friends who it came from.
How great to have this video record. My daughter once took my parents to the city park where they met and began dating. She had them sit in the swings in the park and they told the story of how they met and how things progressed to their marriage. Things were much different back then. My grandparents made them wait until they were 21 before they were allowed to get married. Times were hard back then. America just came out of the depression years and then along came the 2nd world war. I am so grateful to have that video record of my parents. My Dad was a story teller and much of every story he told was true as we have since proven by searching old newspapers the stories really did happen. Young people today can't imagine a time when there was no TV and maybe all you had was a radio. Things like circuses were a big deal back then as people were hungry for some form of entertainment. When the new models of cars came out in the fall, there were dealers who would put on shows that featured strong men or some sort of magic tricks to get people to look at the new cars. Thanks for this great video.
I love the manner of you gentlemen, so polite and respectful. Makes me want to move near you from the UK. His cannon firing was a blast, my friend Ian and I have cast a couple. I enjoy your informative videos, many thanks.
I certainly enjoyed this gentleman's personal talk. Thank you for sharing your conversations. Its so good to hear the stories from the unedited, first hand voice. Nothing beats it!
So good to hear from Cy, would love to hang around that man. So much experience. When he was talking about the horses and the mountains, gee that brought back memories.
I absolutely love Mr. Cy! Post everything you can about him because his kind is a dying breed! I just received my knife last week and I completely love it! Thanks for sharing this with us!
Gotta love these old stories from men like this, always so much knowledge and some of the funniest things. My grandfather was like this, amazing stories just wish i got more of them
Cy reminds me of my grandfather, a man who lived a long hard life, straight shooter who worked till he couldn't no more, he taught me a lot. Wish Cy many more years of good work and enjoyment. Thank you for sharing.
Hi Nate and Scott. I could listen to this man all day, time just flies by. Thanks for the videos.... say hi to him for me , from across the water in good old England 🏴 Derbyshire. Stay safe.
I really enjoy Cy and his stories. I really enjoy your whole channel for the most part. My wife actually gets upset with me and says I watch yinz too much. God bless.
I didn't quite understand Sy's explanation of how the jerky is made. Would your dad build a fire under the rack to smoke it or is there some way to do it with just air drying?
I have been making jerky for 40 years, just hang it up where it's cool. First dunk the meat in white vinegar then salt and spice it before hanging it up. Vinegar keeps the flies and bugs away. You don't taste the vinegar in the jerky it dries away.
We Call It Biltong here in South Africa and yea its like Cy says a staple, part of the culture around the fire with a beer, a drink at every Rugby game its the staple snack, all ways a pleasure to see Sy thanks Essential Craftsman for the video :)
I would like to thank you sir for the great tips & tricks out of the wealth of knowledge you hold. I'm from New Zealand and as far as building is concerned it is similar to the way it's done over there. Basements aren't common here although I like the idea of one if done in the right way, it would come in handy for the junk I mean stuff the wife brings home. Also attics are another not so common addition although we don't have the steep pitch because of heavy snow fall. I consider myself a bit of a handyman, I know how to frame a simple wall, throw some plaster board up, gib stop, put the coving up (confusing at first), build a fence, lay concrete. I even built a couple of sleepouts for the older kids, love to send you a photo. All self taught through out the years of owning a home. But through watching your videos on the tube I must say I've certainly picked up some easier ways to do things. So please keep uploading those videos that I'm sure help a lot of people get the confidence to have a go. What a great idea to video from start to finish the spec house, I am about half way through, learning a heap. Thank you once more sir.
I ordered a knife from a few years ago for my son when he makes eagle scout. I love the knife you made its so hard for me not to show him. Also ty for the price was well within my means. Ty
I love whay Cy has to say about meeting people through the knife business. I sell some leatherwork, holsters mostly, and have had the same experience. People from around the country who want something not mass produced and who you actually get to talk to about what you are making for them. It is very satisfying.
Wow, that was a fascinating interview. Makes me happy with my decision to leave the city. You have been an inspiration for me. Please continue to create amazing content.
You need to document as much of this man as you can before he passes. he is the real thing, and between him and Scott, I could listen to you both tell stories for hours.
Hey, EC, just FYI: if once a week you released a 10-25 minute video of Cy speaking on any topic of his choice (unedited), I would watch each video about 10 times. Might not be 10M views videos, but I would watch them. Keep up the good work!
Cry is one of the most fascinating men I have ever listened to. He’s absolutely right about the ratio of deer to mountain lions. About 10 years ago 5 toms were taken within a 10 mile radius of our family ranch. Deer were scarce then. Last night I counted 30 mule deer out grazing on my way home.
We need to hear more from this gentleman. His memories can’t be replaced.
i guess im asking randomly but does anybody know of a tool to log back into an instagram account..?
I was dumb lost my login password. I would appreciate any assistance you can offer me!
@Franco Jalen instablaster =)
@Adrien Everett thanks so much for your reply. I got to the site through google and Im waiting for the hacking stuff now.
Takes quite some time so I will get back to you later with my results.
@Adrien Everett it did the trick and I actually got access to my account again. I am so happy:D
Thanks so much, you saved my ass :D
@Franco Jalen Glad I could help xD
Thank you for recording him. Cy is a treasure for sure. The world could use more of him.
Wish the world had more men like this in it.
They're there, just hiding from UA-cam.
Reminds me of my grandfather, 85 years old and still went to work , you couldn’t stop the man . He passed away at 87 . They where a different breed of men .
There's tons in 3rd world countries young men in this country & europe have become pussies!
I am going to try to be half the man Cy is and that will still be a great improvement and still be a great service to mankind.
Help create them. Kids these days don't get to learn stuff about being men the way we used to. Gotta be patient with them and teach them things about manliness. I always take the young guys under my wing at work. If you treat them right they will be so eager to learn they won't even notice you are guiding them
This guy should be the Dos Equis Lager spokesman! Genuinely among the worlds most interesting men. Could we get a video of him and his family making jerky?
Kinda like Bartles & Jaymes?
Cy Swan, a true American Treasure.
So good to see Cy again. Can not wait for my knife from him. Bought my first anvil using this man as inspiration.
I really enjoy it when Scot and Nate have Cy on their videos! He is a wealth of knowledge and experience!
My favorite UA-cam channel, coming through again. Cy is a national treasure.
What a kind, genuine old chap. Fare well, Cy Swan! I'd ride the trail with you anytime.
CY,,, Is such a humble and honest man.. Less not forget one hell of a hard worker..
Thank you gentleman, thank you for your stories and your very precious time. It's an honor to get to be apart of these conversations
This is gold.
National treasure!
I really enjoy these, thanks, Nate and Scott!
Cheers from Tokyo!
Stu
These videos are a window into a time and place that I wish I could’ve lived in. Thank you.
Cy is such a cool guy, so many stories and with character to spare! We're so lucky that Scot, Nate, and Cy are able to record things like this for future generations.
I've only met one person who might be on par with Cy. His name is Mr. Shields, he's a WWII veteran who was there storming Omaha beach on D-Day and now he owns a small farm, maybe homestead would be a better word, in northern California. He's a quiet one, but once he starts talking the stories are incredible!
Enjoy your stories about your life keep them coming
Cy makes me think of my grandpa. He’s long gone now but his memory will live in me forever. RIP Ernest Wayne Robbins. Miss you forever. The best man I ever knew.
Please never stop making videos you and cy are who I aspire to be like in the future
That man Cy Swan is a walking history book! His adventures and lifes story needs or should be captured on film, paper or tape to be taught or used in junior,senior high school classes ! Thanks for shareing this little bit of his story !!!
That Damascus Cleaver was stunning. Thanks for sharing Cy with us.
Think I could listen to his stories nonstop every day!!!
Cut, you are the man. I had an uncle in my youth. His name was Uncle Ben. One of my grandsons has carried on his name. He was a rancher in central nebraska. Tough as nails and kind when he thought he might be overdoing his inpatient. I learned so much from him and Sir, you remind me so much of him. And thanks for that memory. You are a very special man. I cannot at this time afford one of the knives but I will be saving my money and I want to get one just to display and tell all my friends who it came from.
How great to have this video record. My daughter once took my parents to the city park where they met and began dating. She had them sit in the swings in the park and they told the story of how they met and how things progressed to their marriage. Things were much different back then. My grandparents made them wait until they were 21 before they were allowed to get married. Times were hard back then. America just came out of the depression years and then along came the 2nd world war. I am so grateful to have that video record of my parents. My Dad was a story teller and much of every story he told was true as we have since proven by searching old newspapers the stories really did happen. Young people today can't imagine a time when there was no TV and maybe all you had was a radio. Things like circuses were a big deal back then as people were hungry for some form of entertainment. When the new models of cars came out in the fall, there were dealers who would put on shows that featured strong men or some sort of magic tricks to get people to look at the new cars. Thanks for this great video.
Mighty Atom was a performing strongman. There are a few rare videos on UA-cam.
Cy is wondering if this is a jerky recipe show or what
Could listen to this man for hours. Thanks for sharing with us
Love the Cy Swan videos. A man of few words, but has so much to tell.
It's great to hear from Cy again! I want a cleaver like the one at 9:18
Such an honor to hear Cy’s stories! Legand
Thanks for pointing a camera at Cy and getting him to talk.
Only a few videos on all of UA-cam I care to watch more than once; this one’s been on a quarterly rotation. Great stuff.
Cy is awesome, I ordered a knife from him last year and talking with him on the phone was great.
I love the manner of you gentlemen, so polite and respectful. Makes me want to move near you from the UK. His cannon firing was a blast, my friend Ian and I have cast a couple. I enjoy your informative videos, many thanks.
I really enjoy when you have videos including Cy Swan. Thank you for that. Such a wealth of knowledge, like you also sir.
The Sy videos are my favorite, a truly fascinating man. The world needs more guy like him. Thanks
“Craftsmen’’s Stories”
Great idea. Keep it up.
I certainly enjoyed this gentleman's personal talk. Thank you for sharing your conversations. Its so good to hear the stories from the unedited, first hand voice. Nothing beats it!
So good to hear from Cy, would love to hang around that man. So much experience. When he was talking about the horses and the mountains, gee that brought back memories.
Thanks for having Cy on again. I could listen to him speak for days.
What a treat! This is a rare breed of man and we need more like him. We could all strive to be more like Cy!
I absolutely love Mr. Cy! Post everything you can about him because his kind is a dying breed! I just received my knife last week and I completely love it! Thanks for sharing this with us!
Absolutely great to hear from Cy again!
Cy Swan is a precious gem!
He quotes from Gunga Dinn!!?? What a great interview.
Such an interesting and extraordinarily wise person! Thank you for sharing this and if possible please share more!
If only we could all grow old with that grace... and have the preservation of mind and memory? Cy is amazing.
Gotta love these old stories from men like this, always so much knowledge and some of the funniest things. My grandfather was like this, amazing stories just wish i got more of them
Glad to see Cy doing good! What a great man.
What a valuable treasure these conversations between you gentlemen are. Thank you and please continue to add more Cy Swan content
The world needs more Cy Swan's... Old or young.
Cy reminds me of my grandfather, a man who lived a long hard life, straight shooter who worked till he couldn't no more, he taught me a lot.
Wish Cy many more years of good work and enjoyment.
Thank you for sharing.
I always enjoy the videos with Cy. Thank you.
So good to see Cy again.
Good morning folks, thank you for sharing some of your experiences with us Cy, it's great to hear from you all. Much love from Texas.
Hi Nate and Scott. I could listen to this man all day, time just flies by. Thanks for the videos.... say hi to him for me , from across the water in good old England 🏴 Derbyshire. Stay safe.
I feel like I could spend a decade talking to Cy and still just scratched the surface. He's got so many cool stories!
that is a room full of knowledge!! Men that should be and are treasured!!
I really enjoy Cy and his stories. I really enjoy your whole channel for the most part. My wife actually gets upset with me and says I watch yinz too much. God bless.
Love hearing from Cy.
Cy has always reminded me of an old family friend of ours (he was a cowboy, too, among endless other things). These stories are great.
Awesome to hear him talk about the things he loves! Thanks guys for airing this!!
Fantastic stories and history. Cheers.
My dad would make deer jerky by hanging it on a metal clothes line. We would literally walk up to the clothes line, pull a piece down and start eating
I didn't quite understand Sy's explanation of how the jerky is made. Would your dad build a fire under the rack to smoke it or is there some way to do it with just air drying?
My grandpa would smoke some in a smoke house, and other strips he would just hang in the air under his shed. just air
9:43 Sy earned some MAJOR RESPECT from me in this moment.
This man is my hero. Please continue to record him. People like Cy are disappearing quickly and their knowledge and experience is invaluable.
What a gift to have Cy on the channel, thank you for sharing such an amazing man. They don’t make many like him
allways very good to hear Cy's stories
We need Cy Swan now, more than we ever have.
I have been making jerky for 40 years, just hang it up where it's cool. First dunk the meat in white vinegar then salt and spice it before hanging it up. Vinegar keeps the flies and bugs away. You don't taste the vinegar in the jerky it dries away.
How long does it need to hang for and how cool are you talking about?
It brings me so much joy to see how happy Cy is to interact with his followers.
More stories from Cy, please.
Great to see Cy videos.
Thanks Swan. Love listening to you.
Priceless. What a man.
Ive been watching you for about a year now and havent stopped. Got to get off my ass and get to work now👍
I love the stories from CYE absolutely great and History!
We love ya Cy!!! It sure is great hearing stories about your life!
I could hear you guys talk shop for days, it's just heart warming somehow :)
Great great video. So nice to hear from old gentlemen.
We Call It Biltong here in South Africa and yea its like Cy says a staple, part of the culture around the fire with a beer, a drink at every Rugby game its the staple snack, all ways a pleasure to see Sy thanks Essential Craftsman for the video :)
Might have teared up by the end thinking about my Pepere (grandfather). Gosh there is so much knowledge and peace in his voice.
What a fantastic old bloke. Great!
Cy is great Man I would love to hear more histories.Thank you for sharing
Thank you very much. With everything going on today, I needed to listen to Cy. Keep up the good work!
I would like to thank you sir for the great tips & tricks out of the wealth of knowledge you hold. I'm from New Zealand and as far as building is concerned it is similar to the way it's done over there.
Basements aren't common here although I like the idea of one if done in the right way, it would come in handy for the junk I mean stuff the wife brings home. Also attics are another not so common addition although we don't have the steep pitch because of heavy snow fall.
I consider myself a bit of a handyman, I know how to frame a simple wall, throw some plaster board up, gib stop, put the coving up (confusing at first), build a fence, lay concrete. I even built a couple of sleepouts for the older kids, love to send you a photo. All self taught through out the years of owning a home.
But through watching your videos on the tube I must say I've certainly picked up some easier ways to do things. So please keep uploading those videos that I'm sure help a lot of people get the confidence to have a go. What a great idea to video from start to finish the spec house, I am about half way through, learning a heap. Thank you once more sir.
Love storytime with Cy!!!
I ordered a knife from a few years ago for my son when he makes eagle scout. I love the knife you made its so hard for me not to show him. Also ty for the price was well within my means. Ty
I love whay Cy has to say about meeting people through the knife business. I sell some leatherwork, holsters mostly, and have had the same experience. People from around the country who want something not mass produced and who you actually get to talk to about what you are making for them. It is very satisfying.
What an wonderful man and amazing life he has lived. God bless Cy.
I have the utmost respect for cy..very few men like him left..one day Im going to be able to afford one of his knives...god willing
Wow, that was a fascinating interview. Makes me happy with my decision to leave the city. You have been an inspiration for me. Please continue to create amazing content.
The older generation are as tough as rusty nails. Love hearing from Cy ... Awesome thanks for sharing
You need to document as much of this man as you can before he passes. he is the real thing, and between him and Scott, I could listen to you both tell stories for hours.
Absolutely love these videos and wish they were more frequent and longer
I love listening to Cy thank you for sharing this!
Great video. I always like it when Cy talks about things he did.
Hey, EC, just FYI: if once a week you released a 10-25 minute video of Cy speaking on any topic of his choice (unedited), I would watch each video about 10 times. Might not be 10M views videos, but I would watch them. Keep up the good work!
Cry is one of the most fascinating men I have ever listened to.
He’s absolutely right about the ratio of deer to mountain lions. About 10 years ago 5 toms were taken within a 10 mile radius of our family ranch. Deer were scarce then. Last night I counted 30 mule deer out grazing on my way home.
Cy is my favorite of all your regular guests.
What a cool guy!
i love listening to cy