The Life Of A Hunting Guide PLUS Hunting The Abominable Snowman: Dale Lee #7
Dale Lee recounts stories from his time as a hunting guide. One of those stories include the time that an expedition was formed to hunt the abominable snowman in the Himalayan mountains.
The bought some dogs from Dale and wanted him to go along too. Find out what happened!
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The Onza has been confirmed by zoologist as recently as 1986. i grew up running and trapping (never any good at trapping) racoon in central Texas with hounds in the early 1980s my best dogs ironically were the dogs that I kept the longest which happened to have been two Blueticks, I kind of considered myself as somewhat of a dog trader in my early life never giving my dogs enough time to develop. Really enjoyed listening to this interview and seeing the old pictures.
Awesome
Nice
Thanks
74yrs old isnt old for some both my brothers are in their 70s ,still work ones a heavy equipment welder 73yrs old the other one does maintenance on Geothermal plants 75 years old.
But this is from 1981 or so. Big difference
@@user-cc1nl4bu2q why ? Big difference
@@user-cc1nl4bu2qhe was 73 at the recording and born in 1908 so in 1981 he was 73 years old .
Did both your brothers spend their entire lives roaming hundreds upon hundreds of miles of mountain ranges hunting bear and mountain lions?
@@user-bh3uv6vx9gone of my brothers that's 71years is still to this day a heavy equipment welder for a field tiling company and that's pretty much what he's done his whole life since he's 15 or 16 years old our temperatures here in the Imperial Valley in the summer in the middle of the field he works in runs about 120 and he climbs up and down these huge monster machines that dig trenches in our fields. My other brother is 74 and is a maintenance guy for a geothermal plant here in the Imperial Valley , both of them have hunted in our chocolate mountains and put miles on their body they're pretty beat up.
I need to find 4 claws from one of those big Cats .
Let me tell you it’s not the years that put age on you it’s the miles and how rough they were that puts on the age.
Is the Onza he’s talking about a Jaguarundi(however it’s spelled) they look a lot like what he’s describing.
No some type of lion but different
The onza story is fascinating. They all are but in certain parts the onza is as mysterious as a big foot except that there is a half dozen confirmed accounts and actual photographs. Unfortunately it seems the few confirmed specimens disappear before the science guys can get ahold of them. Probably because someone wanting a one of a kind specimen for their trophy room will pay more for one than the geneticists who likely want them donated for free. That’s just a guess however. The point being that even though there is actual proof they exist, science doesn’t as yet recognize them as a species 👍🏼
I think in his book he has a picture of one... I will have to look and see .. maybe I can share it on the community page here .. Thanks
If one googles onza, his and a couple more photos come up. Very interesting story as he figures prominently in it. Thanks for sharing this vid because I’ve never heard of one before 👍🏼
I have trapped bobcats almost as big as that thumbnail there
lol
And yet your names not in any record books?
Men back then were a different kind of manly, dude caught an adult wild bear with a rope..