Joe Dodson has spent a lifetime hunting, farming, working the land, and living the kind of East Texas life that is quickly disappearing.⏱️ Chapters00:00 — Intro05:42 — Wolves10:26 — Hunting22:31 — Fire25:44 — Aww Nuts27:06 — Peewee: The Best Squirrel Hunting Dog Ever30:13 — Carson: Death on Poachers32:10 — Turkey37:25 — Snakes40:23 — Ghosts?45:56 — Crows50:30 — Salesman53:07 — Ducks55:33 — Snuff57:14 — Technology58:31 — Coons1:03:16 — WivesIn this interview, Joe tells story after story from a lifetime in the outdoors — from his family's roots in East Texas and Cherokee history to hunting deer, turkey, squirrels, ducks, hogs, bears, and rattlesnakes.He remembers his great-great-grandfather surviving an attack by wolves, hunting as a kid, blowing apart a shotgun while duck hunting, raising a pet raccoon, his legendary squirrel dog Pee Wee, encounters with rattlesnakes, a haunted graveyard, old Texas game wardens, and much more.Joe also talks about growing up when people hunted for food, worked the land, raised livestock, and learned to survive without the conveniences we take for granted today.This is a conversation packed with wild hunting stories, old Texas history, survival, wildlife, family, faith, and memories from a disappearing way of life.If you enjoy hunting stories, old Texas, East Texas history, traditional outdoor life, and stories from people who have actually lived it, you're going to enjoy this one.SUBSCRIBE to Andrew Thomas Visuals for more real stories from hunters, fishermen, game wardens, outdoorsmen, and the people who lived them.#Hunting #Texas #EastTexas #HuntingStories #OldTexas #OutdoorStories #DeerHunting #TurkeyHunting #Survival #AndrewThomasVisuals
