Is moonshine legal

@@alexjaeger1677 some kinds are but in this it isn’t

@@landondarr5142 ok thanks for letting me know

@@landondarr5142 if you read some articles on it discovery makes it all look illegal but the local authorities have came out and said that none of their activities are illegal or else there would’ve been some actions taken against the show, it’s still a damn good show though, I love it

@@aaronliebe4303 ahh ok. Well it does a hell of a good job showing it as illegal though

All moonshiners are like them

Just like the moonshine that they're making, probably, is. lol

You sure that's not your body reacting to the booze?

Makin it just for me an friends beatin the lockdown regs u know invaluable info comes in go brothers frm south african old fart

Come on over to tenessee or kentucky.

Dang!! RIP. Hope the whiskey is great.

I'm sorry to hear that truely, did the liquor show up and was it any good?

RIP.

@ConstantChaos1 the whiskey was given to the family after hearing of his passing. I'm not sure what it was like, unfortunately.

@@saragoins3302 I'm glad that part of the show wasn't fake

Lmfao. Isnt that the truth haha.

3 fight a pint. LoL 😂.

haha real shit

Hell yeah

Best comment ever

You realize it's made for TV.....good lord corky

@@KA-om9oz Don’t mean that they are not genuine. They seem like truly decent human beings.

@@ThirdEngr Exactly, these boys aren't actors, they're moonshiners. I'm sure discovery went ahead and set up their "business" with legal protection, so they can safely make the show without their characters being arrested, but that's just smart business. Takes nothing away from the men on screen, and their experience.

Y'all's cringe level is at 1 million

@@wyatt7425 if you don't have anything nice to say move on

thats the South for you. they still know how to enjoy the little things.

wait until they see a black guy

It's that southern hospitality

@@fatongilic3961 So many northerners don't understand how truly nice it is to have people around you that are just plain kind. I bet these guys don't shit talk each other behind their backs, make sly back-handed comments, or are fake to one another.

@@cardinalwilson8034 they literally made likker with a black guy on the show .

Liquor*

@@nolansparks7332 when Mark and Digger say it, we spell it the way Popcorn Sutton spelled it

Oh OK that's why. Cool

It'd be a great funeral.

RIP Ronnie.

RIP Ronnie. I hope to be 25% as cool as you some day.

did the liquor make it to 3 years? rip Ronnie!

@@RYDERBEENABITCH made it to a little over 2 years. We are having a celebration of life next year a a distillery and all proceeds are going to the Richard Petty foundation. Ronnie was a big supporter of the foundation and an avid Mopar enthusiasts. Petty built him one of baddest Challengers to have been street driven. We miss Ronnie Buckner 😢

Rest in peace Ronnie, you where humble, honest and an amazing man.

Hanging around the grandkids too much. Next he’s gonna start saying “Yeet”

"More moves than X-lax" And a poop joke that was a solid zinger

@@MrZachgonz "Go ahead an Yeet that barrel, ova deer so we can get it a burnin!" I could see that.

I can see it now "sheeeeeesh this liquor is bussin" *proceeds to dab* "YAH YEET" he says as he tosses the jug back to his friend

My friend Ronnie passed 10-16-22 He was a good man and LOVED his Hellcat!

This is horrible news. I met him this Summer when he was at the Newport cruise night at the Western Auto

Humble too because he wont ever taste of it.

Definitely get in contact with them

Do they all taste different? Ive never heard of those species of corn where i am

@@everythingsalright1121 they're all the same species of corn , just different varieties like varieties of apples.. and they taste a bit different but not too different.. some are sweeter and some are more nuttier .. but still similar

bold: hillbilly normal: skater boi " *if that turns out anything like i think it is, it's gonna be* damn creamo

He sId Preemo like premium But skaters have a move on the side of the board called primo

I seldom can tell different southern accents apart, but I was able to tell these folks were from Tennessee cause most of my extended family is from there. I do have some Carolinians and West Virginians as well.

@@grugg3108These guys you can tell are Southeast Tennessee/western NC. It’s a very smooth accent. Kentucky, WV and north TN has a little bit harsher, more abrupt sound. Towards the Atlantic around Savannah and the Carolina coast, the drawl becomes really elongated. West GA and Alabama have the real “twang” sound, and parts of Mississippi are that mixed with a little Louisiana Cajun.

Find it funny that Discovery blurred the hellcat logo out on the side but left it on the back when he took off.

LONG ago as an Alabama funeral director. I did see this on country funerals.

My one grandma who passed thought similarly, she had the chicken dance played at her viewing 'cuz she knew none of us could keep a straight face with that song on.

Depends. If the person died at an old age, celebrate life, but if they were young, it’s tragic no matter how you spin it.

In Russia, when someone dies, the friends and family meet 3 times: funeral, 9 and 40 days after death. We don't have fun at funerals, but it's pretty much okay to celebrate the soul getting to heaven at the 40th day.

@@baddriversofthenorcalarea500 I think that depends as well, some people are meant to die young if they lived full lives already: like if you're in an extreme sport dying doing what you love doing or whatever, I'm not sure that's so tragic as much as a part of their life. New Orleans funerals celebrate death, I hope more people are like this. I had a great great(x a lot) grandpa who threw a huge banquet for his funeral for a ton of people, it was bigger than any wedding. If a person helps more than harms, death should be celebrated - cause it's only the beginning. I agree it's tragic if someone's life is cut short before they're able to contribute anything, basically only a child would I mourn: but if they were like some 12 year old prodigy who helped already I felt like their life was a success and I'd celebrate it. 20 somethings dying doing what they love isn't tragic to me. Raise your kids to be great at a young age. Helping more than harming is essentially the key to the gates, and it's harder to do that early on in life, but not impossible. The sooner you "turn the wheel" per se, the better. Young children without that chance is definitely a true loss.

@@falrusI like that tradition. Assuming there’s no shortage of vodka at the second two, is there?

Honestly. The Hellcat is the definition of American power, yet they blur it out smh

@@rgarcia215 copyright reasons

@@neptunium_239 that's dumb. But ig makes sense

@@rgarcia215 yeah if they show the logo on TV and make money by using it they can be sued

@@neptunium_239 oh

Yeah that’s the point of a tv show bud 🙌

@@TwinTurboOnly What's your point? Never experienced a fictional work that made you feel things?

He’s the uncle that would toss you a beer or a drink of likker when you were 17, encourage you to go hit on some random girl and then laugh his ass off when you crash and burn. Never a dull moment, and always good spirited.

Same

same brotha

He literally made that same pun

@Elric Storm Right back at you!

If you think blue corn makes a good whiskey you ought to try green corn.

If you think green corn makes a good whisky you ought to try pink corn

If you think pink corn makes good whiskey you ought to try black corn

If you think black corn makes a good whiskey you ought to try purple corn

He just passed away 3 days ago

Lmao

Kinda doesn’t sound right to seek profit in someone else’s sorrow, at least for me…

@@svyatovrat4071 welcome to capitalism

yeah bro, alcohol production is expensive, especially liquor considering you have the material costs, then cost of housing it for years of aging.

@@danielvalencia2680 which is uncle Sam wants his greedy hands on that money

Ugh cops will find you hahah

Probably because the show is about moonshining….