Daniel Boone
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Sep 29, 2026
Survival Guns Discussion - Rifles Shotguns Rimfires Handguns Pistols and Revolvers
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3:26Michael MelitoHOST
Some people think the apocalypse is going to be like a mix of Red Dawn and John Wick.
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3:34Michael MelitoHOST
Some people think an apocalypse is going to end up looking like Grizzly Adams or modern-day Daniel Boone.
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3:43Michael MelitoHOST
And guys, I'm not a prophet.
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3:45Michael MelitoHOST
There's a pretty stiff penalty in the Bible for false prophets.
Crocodile Smears
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55:55Kurt BraunohlerHOST
It's not just like crew.
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55:57Kurt BraunohlerHOST
There's people like Daniel Boone-ing it in the Olympics with a stand-up straight, dig your paddle in the side? Yeah.
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56:06Scotty LandesHOST
You got that right.
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56:08Scotty LandesHOST
What? I did
Lewis and Clark Meriwether Lewis and William Clark-William R. Lighton
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They form the last establishment of whites on the Missouri.
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48:23speaker_0NARRATOR
la charrette was one of the earliest colonies and famous as far western home of daniel boone there that immortal frontiersman passed the last years of his life in the sweet luxury of quiet and freedom and there he died in the year eighteen twenty throughout those first weeks the journals breathe content EVERY MAN WAS ABUNDANTLY PLEASED WITH HIS WORK AND HIS LOT.
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GAME WAS PLENTIFUL, IN GREAT VARIETY.
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THE DIFFICULTIES TO BE OVERCOME WERE NO MORE THAN THOSE ATTENDING THE NAVIGATION OF A SWIFT AND TURBULENT RIVER WHOSE ERRATIC CHANNEL WAS FILLED WITH SAND BARS AND DEAD TIMBER.
Jack Benny - Preparing To Go To New York By Train
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6:15Mary LivingstonePANELIST
Yeah, and don't forget your coonskin cap.
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6:17Jack BennyHOST
Mary, I haven't worn a coonskin cap since I portrayed Daniel Boone in our high school play.
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6:22speaker_8UNKNOWN
[laughs]
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6:22Jack BennyHOST
I went over very big.
Buffalo Bill from Prairie to Palace-John M. Burke
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40:33Michael FassioNARRATOR
But steam dispelled these ambitions, and the American boy was forced to turn his hopes upon the land of the setting sun.
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40:41Michael FassioNARRATOR
Daniel Boone was a hero to admire.
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40:43Michael FassioNARRATOR
David Crockett, Kit Carson, and others became the beau ideal of border heroes, and the heart of the youth thrilled in reading of these men in buckskin.
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40:53Michael FassioNARRATOR
And these men of the wild west, of whom Buffalo Bill is the most conspicuous figure, made it possible for other border heroes to appear.
2 HRS 18 MINS LATER
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179:28John BrandonNARRATOR
His propositions were duly considered and responded to by that famous firm, representatives of thrift, enterprise, energy, and courage, who well deserve the commendation of history and the gratitude of their countrymen.
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179:44John BrandonNARRATOR
Russell was a Green Mountain boy, who before his majority had gone West to grow up with the country, and after teaching a three-months' school on the frontier of Missouri had hired to old John Aull, of Lexington, Missouri, at thirty dollars per month to keep books, and was impressed in lessons of economy by the anecdotes of Aull that a London company engaged in the India trade had saved eighty pounds per annum in ink by omitting to dot the i's and cross the t's, when he was emptying his pen by splashing the office wall with ink.
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180:22John BrandonNARRATOR
Alexander Majors is still living, venerable with years and honors, a mountain son of Kentucky frontier ancestry, the colleague and friend of Daniel Boone; and William Waddell, an ancestral Virginian of the Blue Grass region of Kentucky, bold enough for any enterprise and able to fill any missing niche in Western wants.
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180:47John BrandonNARRATOR
The Pony Express was born from this conference, and the first move was to compass the necessary auxiliaries to assure success.
Hunting On the Cheap - Affordable Budget Friendly Hunting and Meat Procurement
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2:47Michael MelitoHOST
Look at what we have today versus what our forefathers hunted with.
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2:51Michael MelitoHOST
A single-shot 20-gauge with modern ammunition would be a wonder weapon to Daniel Boone.
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2:58Michael MelitoHOST
or John Smith that landed here with, you know, a flintlock, or actually it would have been a matchlock when, you know, John Smith landed in Jamestown, right? It would be a wonder weapon for them.
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3:13Michael MelitoHOST
Keep it in perspective, guys.
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3:23Michael MelitoHOST
It's not the best knife in the world.
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3:24Michael MelitoHOST
They're decent.
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3:25Michael MelitoHOST
It's probably better steel, better edge retention, and better for processing deer than what Daniel Boone had.
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3:31Michael MelitoHOST
If we're being honest, what are they, $20, $40? Probably with inflation now $40, $50, but not a lot.
New Missouri Hunting Laws w/Brad Hadley + WiseEye Trail Camera Tech, Hunting History & Cajun Cooking w/ Harold Monk
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7:48Brad HadleyGUEST
And, you know, I mean, I can remember killing a coon with that thing.
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7:52Brad HadleyGUEST
And I had an old neighbor lady that baked that thing, and I thought I was Daniel Boone.
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7:55Brad HadleyGUEST
It was just wonderful.
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7:59Brad HadleyGUEST
Me too! So we grew up doing these things, right? And so...
Q&A: Zayd Ayers Dohrn, "Dangerous, Dirty, Violent, and Young"
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13:05Zayd Ayers DohrnGUEST
And I spent a lot of time looking at those maps and trying to figure out why we were driving from this place to that place, where we were going.
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13:12Zayd Ayers DohrnGUEST
This particular road atlas, the Rand McNally Road Atlas from 1977, had these kind of hand-drawn cartoons of tourist families visiting sites of America, you know, Disneyland and the Alamo and Daniel Boone's Cabin, things like that.
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13:28Zayd Ayers DohrnGUEST
And I was fascinated by it because it showed this kind of vision of Americana that was very distinct from my family.
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13:36Zayd Ayers DohrnGUEST
I mean, in fact, when we visited sites when we were on road trips, they were usually... sites, memorials to kind of political causes, to injustice, you know, sites where people had been lynched or where leaders had been assassinated, sites of massacres.
S5 E2: Jeremy Nickel
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65:12EnriqueHOST
That's still on my bucket list to try to get a raccoon.
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65:15EnriqueHOST
Was it one of those Daniel Boone hats?
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65:19Jeremy NickelGUEST
I call them in a lot when I'm out night hunting.
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65:23Jeremy NickelGUEST
I don't mess with them at night.
U.S. Army History and Heritage Podcast Season 3 Ep 5
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46:44Susan Brynne LongGUEST
So sorry about that.
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46:45Susan Brynne LongGUEST
But it is the American militia who were led by Daniel Boone.
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46:51Susan Brynne LongGUEST
Right.
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46:51Susan Brynne LongGUEST
So very famous frontiersmen.
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