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Virginia Moore, daughter of outlaw hunter George Moore, tells what it was like growing up in a community that poached. She didn't even know it was illegal. She recalls stories of sneaking onto the King and Kenedy Ranch with her father and hanging out with his outlaw friends Dennis Music and ‪@CharlesBeatyPrinceofPoachers‬. All stories discussed are from the past and shared for historical and educational purposes only.🦌 SUPPORT HER BUSINESS — CYPRESS & CREEDShe now runs Cypress and Creed, an outdoor lifestyle shop rooted in East Texas tradition.👉 Visit the store online:https://www.cypressandcreed.com/

Texas Game Warden and Military Police walked in looking for Specialist Joseph Colyer… and Joseph knew instantly he was cooked.In this true hunting story interview, Joseph tells the full story — from growing up in small-town Indiana (whitetail deer, big catfish, squirrel hunting) to doing dumb outlaw stuff as a teenager… spotlighting deer, road hunting, close calls, and the kind of illegal hunting / poaching decisions that eventually catch up to you.Then we get into the military — and the moment it turned into a real-life “oh sh*t” situation when law enforcement came looking for him.If you like true hunting stories, game warden stories, outlaw hunting stories, and raw, honest conversations that don’t feel scripted — you’re gonna love this one.🔥 Craziest part starts at 1:11:06 (11 deer in one night).Joseph Colyer’s Processing:https://www.facebook.com/share/1C9ZwE...Joseph Colyer’s FBhttps://www.facebook.com/share/1NAz64...

Tonight we sit down with Charles Beaty, also known as the Prince of Poachers. In this interview we start from the beginning, where his affinity for illegally hunting white tail all began. https://princeofpoachers.com/home#buy...Charles Robert Beaty was born on August 13, 1956, in the city of Tyler, Texas. Learning about hunting for the first time around the age of twelve, Charlie became fascinated with the idea of hunting big whitetail deer.As an adult, his fascination turned into an obsession. Charlie worked as a taxidermist while secretly living the life of an outlaw-hunter, poaching hundreds of deer and other animals under the noses of Texas Parks and Wildlife game wardens.After 22 years of poaching, Charlie finally reformed, turning himself in to the state game wardens and retiring his outlaw ways. Charlie chose to write Prince of Poachers to share his story along with why he no longer poaches and to warn others away from outlaw-hunting.You can read about all his adventures in part one of his book The Prince of Poachers.