Spearfishing, Steakhouse Donuts, and Seed Farming I Texas Country Reporter I FULL EPISODE

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  • Опубліковано 21 вер 2024
  • Season 53, Episode 2: Meet a guy who figured out a unique way to get rid of invasive fish, chow down at a donut shop tucked away behind a steak house, & find out why one man has focused his business on Texas' made wildflowers.
    Invasive Species Spearfishing
    Nick Menchaca
    San Marcos, TX
    Phone: (817) 648-8339
    Website: www.atlasenvir...
    Back Dough Donuts
    Ken Bivens
    115 E Hickory St
    Denton, TX 76201
    Phone: (940) 442-6834
    Website: www.queeniesst...
    Native American Seed
    Bill Neiman
    10101 FM 1102
    New Braunfels, TX 78130
    Phone: (800) 728-4043
    Website: seedsource.com
    Tik Tok ► vm.tiktok.com/...
    Facebook ► / texascountryreporter
    Instagram ► / texascountryreporter
    Texas Country Reporter
    #1933
    9-14-2024

КОМЕНТАРІ • 43

  • @debbycoley
    @debbycoley День тому +8

    Thank you, J.B. for introducing us to more people and places that are the heartbeat of Texas.

  • @alanmccain2270
    @alanmccain2270 День тому +6

    At 60, I can really relate to Bill Neiman's story and goals. Thank you for another great episode!

  • @--AllGoNoQuit--
    @--AllGoNoQuit-- День тому +7

    Awesome show this week J.B.! Thank you SO much for providing more than just a snippet for those of us without the platform to watch it elsewhere🙌🏼🥰 appreciate y'all so much for that! 💕

  • @Jane_Dow
    @Jane_Dow День тому +6

    Well you've taken on some mighty Big Boots to fill. An from what I'm seeing your doing a Mighty Good Job. I've watched TCR since its beginning, an have always looked forward to every show. Thank you for keeping the show on the road, in more ways than one. :~)

  • @ceseaton8294
    @ceseaton8294 День тому +2

    My, how times have changed. I remember growing up watching Bob Phillips whenever I happened to "catch" the show, and boy, how I always enjoyed it. Now, I can "subscribe" on UA-cam, and JB's latest episode is delivered immediately for me to watch at my convenience. I'm enjoying traveling across Texas through these shows as well. I've come to the conclusion that change isn't always bad. Great job, JB!

  • @barryhoneycutt3894
    @barryhoneycutt3894 День тому +8

    I have watched Bob Phillips over 50 years, love him. The Texas Country Reporter is different now, Bob is a Legend, at least to me; but that does not mean you sir will not become a Legend as well in a few years - Your style maybe a bit different, and that's OK, i think your going to do great things sir :) JB [think is your initials] I think you did a great job, WELCOME, me 72 yrs old now, Texas Lifer, My Granddaughter is 6th Generation Texan, hopes she likes it as much as i did. Keep showing us Texas, all the mom and pop places, and the good Patriot folks of my native State.... Like i sdaid been watching over 50 years, and i have NOT seen all of Texas so Show me what i have been missing JB ❤💯🙏

  • @bernardflood8289
    @bernardflood8289 18 годин тому +2

    Greetings from Ireland. You have big shoes to fill but I think that we have nothing to worry about. You're doing a great job. Thank you.

  • @marklunsford5063
    @marklunsford5063 День тому +2

    Thank you from Georgia

  • @clydehypes1201
    @clydehypes1201 День тому +5

    Thank you very much,You did a wonderful job.

  • @bulletsponge1656
    @bulletsponge1656 День тому +1

    Good stuff especially appreciated the guy trying to grow native plants

  • @mikehitchcock3850
    @mikehitchcock3850 18 годин тому

    I have been watching Texas Country Reporter through most of its history. I have loved it, but I was not always able to catch it on tv. Thank you for putting this full episode on you tube on the night I was not able to watch on tv. You have stepped well into Bob's shoes and I am looking forward to many more episodes like the wonderful one I watched tonight.

  • @josenapoles7049
    @josenapoles7049 20 годин тому +1

    Great first episode! I’ll surely be tuned in weekly.

  • @marvincarter870
    @marvincarter870 День тому

    Thanks JD for bringing these interesting stories to us! Very interesting and good information and the people are small town businesses that the locals gather at to enjoy themselves. We like what you're doing so keep up the good work!

  • @MegaYippers
    @MegaYippers 7 годин тому

    Wonderful episode with a wonderful new host. I love TCR and am so glad it will continue. Congratulations on your first season.

  • @cruzgonzalez8304
    @cruzgonzalez8304 День тому +1

    Thank you JB I enjoying watching you 💗

  • @tonyq6069
    @tonyq6069 19 годин тому

    I'm very happy you got that position I've been watching this show since I was 12 years old Bob Phillips he did a damn great job now we got a young hispanic very grateful dead are people are finally taken over grateful stuff best of luck in your future and enjoy beautiful life🎉🎉

  • @4blake
    @4blake 18 годин тому

    Another great episode with the people and places here in Texas. We'll be right there with ya JB.

  • @Daniel-nr6iw
    @Daniel-nr6iw 17 годин тому

    I'm happy to see TCR continue.

  • @OWPhD
    @OWPhD 23 години тому +6

    You know, as a long time watcher, the story really was never about Bob. TCR is about the people of Texas. The TCR is the liaison who connects viewers with fellow Texans. I don’t think Bob would have wanted a clone. Each TCR does well when they step into the shoes of the Texans they meet. If done well, the people are the focus and we find ourselves there too. Thank you J.B.!

    • @sgtmark8844
      @sgtmark8844 21 годину тому +1

      All you need to do is get the legislature to pass laws that restrict HOA requirements for grass lawns and maybe we can put in drought resistant plants

    • @opendstudio7141
      @opendstudio7141 19 годин тому

      From your comment I immediately thought of the Garlic Man episode. 😁
      The West Texas boat builder too is another surprising episode as well.

    • @guadalupecross171
      @guadalupecross171 19 годин тому

      ❤❤❤ yes thank you J B, awesome show

  • @heelerdadadventures
    @heelerdadadventures День тому

    What an unbelievable important episode for our ever growing areas. Thank you, TCR, for this episode and for raising awareness of these issues.

    • @texascountryreporter
      @texascountryreporter  День тому +2

      @@heelerdadadventures we’re here to highlight the ordinary Texans doing extraordinary things and Bill is the epitome of that statement!

    • @heelerdadadventures
      @heelerdadadventures День тому +1

      @@texascountryreporter Definitely 💯, I am going to have to go visit them.

    • @texascountryreporter
      @texascountryreporter  День тому +2

      @@heelerdadadventures they have a warehouse in New Braunfels and a website you can order from!

  • @re4283081
    @re4283081 21 годину тому

    Thanks for keeping the torch lit JB

  • @marlawhite3682
    @marlawhite3682 19 годин тому +1

    My fav is the ladt storie on Native Plants!!! We need to preserve out native one for the Monarchs and the other native wildlife here!!!

  • @emilyneal7888
    @emilyneal7888 22 години тому +1

    I love a backroad. Bring it on.

  • @carlaatkins2619
    @carlaatkins2619 4 години тому

    Love the Native plants. Beautiful. ❤🎉❤

  • @southerlandstation
    @southerlandstation 16 годин тому

    So far so good. Keep it going.

  • @clydedyson2147
    @clydedyson2147 6 годин тому

    Excellent job. Keep up the good work.

  • @pauljahnke8520
    @pauljahnke8520 День тому +1

    Good job.

  • @davidlofthouse4680
    @davidlofthouse4680 18 годин тому +1

    Great job, JB. Now I want a donut!!😂😂😂

  • @opendstudio7141
    @opendstudio7141 20 годин тому

    Nice. I feel it would be interesting to revisit and follow up on TCRs impact, detailing generational changes.
    Never a shortage of Texans doing interesting things.

  • @osakarose5612
    @osakarose5612 17 годин тому

    Those donuts looked great! Cities need to change their code compliance laws to allow people to grow native plants and flowers. Here in San Antonio, if grasses or flowers grow over 12" in the yard, you get a citation and have to mow it down! They should allow native flowers and stop trying to have everyone have a Bermuda or St. Augustine lawn that requires so much water!

  • @rickeeeddleman5614
    @rickeeeddleman5614 19 годин тому +1

    Fresh face - good stories annnnnnd same quality of programming!!! Welcome Aboard J.B.!

  • @robertguerrero8009
    @robertguerrero8009 20 годин тому

    Very nice indeed.