Just a little FYI, the singer of this song is Tim Mcintyre, one of the most underrated actors of the 70's, most notable for playing Alan Freed in the movie American Hot Wax opposite Jay Leno. Great movies..
This movie came out the year I was born ('72). The movie had an extreme affect on my father. He bought a " Genuine Hawken" .50 caliber after he saw it. My dad hunted and provided wild game for his family but he always dreamed of living like a mountain man. He eventually (1996) moved to Thompson Falls, MT and lived in a tepee for 2 years. He had a wolf/dog as his companion. He told me he wanted to buried like the indians on a platform in the woods. He was born a century late. Greatest movie ever!
The movie was taken from abook published in 1965 by Vardis Fisher called Mountain Man.
John Johnson was first buried in California but Robert redford payed to have his body moved to Cody Wyo where he now rests in a place called Old trail Town, with a great grave marker.
This movie is /was true to the book. Thanks to the poster. "Old" Bill
@nmwlpi yea its partly based on liver eating johnson its beautiful to me how as little as 150 years ago there were lots of wilds to be free and hunt not so much anymore though if i was born then id probly be a mountain man
The film is what ever somone wanted it to be, its the best way of livin in my opinion. But then again, everyone fights and bickers because they feel that there idea is tht right one. Its funny that there is so much prejudice in the world. I know why but eh.
Sorry it was not allegory for me. I always fail to see hidden meanings and such. I don't look for them I guess. I just take things on face value. To me it is a movie that just goes deep into me like no other.
Ain't this somethin'? I told my pap and mam I was going to be a mountain man; acted like they was gut-shot. "Make your life go here, son. Here's where the people is. Them mountains is for Indians and wild men." "Mother Gue", I says "the Rocky Mountains is the marrow of the world," and by God, I was right. Keep your nose in the wind and your eye along the skyline.
"Skin this-en and I'll bring you another one" The saga of the old Trappers will never be lost as long as there are those of us that contuinue to live the trappers life style. I been trapping for 52 years come June and I'll never stop. The Lords been mighty good to me and one day I'll trap in Heaven where the Beaver weigh 200 pounds and Muskrats weigh 50 pounds each. Thank you Lord, See you soon.
I really liked that movie! Thx for posting this Mr Johnson! I'm interested of these views, cause found out my great great grandfather's brother died in in goldmine at South-Dakota Black Hills at yr 1931. And i'm from Finland. Pollack and Redford with their co did good job at Rocky Mountains!
a man could actually live off of trapping these days if he didn't mind the weather that is. I sold a Montana Beaver blanket on Ebay that I trapped for $4,100 6X6 size, of course it was three years of part time trapping but I trapped other critters as well.
"Liver eatin" Johnson is a better name, killed over 40 sioux, and married into the tribe!! He was a notorious (and not in a good way) mountian man, who often was "on the warpath". There are several good books regarding the times of the true mountain men
im am a 16 year old boy living in Canada, i know what your thinkin our generation is the skum of the earth but i stand to make a difference, i would give my life any day to live in the time the movie was set to be :) and i love this movie it is my absolute favorite!
So much nostalgia from when i watched this with my dad so long ago. I do believe this made me proud to be and become a real man. It will be a tradition, this film. For my kin and thereafter. Thank you, Jeremiah Johnson.
Read the book "Liver Eating Johnson," one of the two the movie was made from. It's good, and you won't be eating the biscuits, lol. LIver eating Johnson used to make them with arsenice in them, and leave em fro the indians to eat. He also used to eat their livers, lol.
my best friend and i went to see this movie at the glendale,wv. drive in.though my buddy is gone to heaven i will alwas cherrish this memory.bless you danny,and redford
i was bored so i was going thru r recordings and i say jerimiah johnson and if ben watching it everyday for about the past 3 months and after it ends i watch o brother where art tho then i go to sleep
The film is allegory. It came out when Vietnam Vets were coming home and seeking solitude, some were traveling out west in their VW Vans. Johnson was some sort of Cav Trooper who left the army and went up into the mountains. Brilliant film. Seems corny in parts, but when I saw the scene in the Indian burial ground when I was a kid it scared the $%#^ out of me. "You've come a long way pilgrim" is one of the greatest lines in American cinema. Very underrated film.
@ripvanwinkle61 it it also based in part about the story of liver eating johnson who really did take out a bunch of indians single handed.forget the guys real name but you can find info on him.
I love this movie. We were living in Green River Wyoming when they filmed it south of us in the Uintas, in Utah. Fabulous scenery. I know it was hard to film. Very cold and lots of snow. Easy for us to watch in our warm home and easy chair.
As I get older, my memories of seeing this movie upon its release in '72, always help to make it clear no matter my reason to join the military, given the chance to travel, and no matter where I went, or the measure of beauty I saw, nothing could compare to the "beauty," of solitude, among God's cathedrals once a person has been subjected to the singular reason for leaving behind man's cruelty to man.
Oh,to be born in 1855, instead of 1955, is but a thought I will always ponder.
on of the best movies ever! next to benjamin button ! both in his kinds perfect ! this movies....dump heads have to see them a couple of times,than they may understand what is important in life...cheers
One of the best movie ever made ! There are other famous songs during the movie.
Not a classic boring western as some idiots said but something different that you cannot forget forever ! To those who seek the real essence of the life.
Sat through it 3 times at the movies! Watched it with a boyhood friend twice at the theatre one Fri. night long ago! Great show for a couple of wild 11 yr olds.
I DO AGREE IT'S IN MY TOP 2 OF FAVORITES ... ITS A SAD BUT GOOD ENDING ..... THIS WORLD IS BECOMING SO NAUSEATING THAT I WOULDN'T MIND JOINING MR JOHNSON ..... SOME FOLK SAY------- HE'S STILL UP THERE TODAY.....
Jeremiah Johnson made his way into the mountains. Bettin’ on forgettin’ all the troubles that he knew. The trail was wide and narrow the eagle or the sparrow. Shows the path he was to follow as it flew. A mountain mans a lonely man that leaves a lot behind. You aught have been different that you often times will find. The story doesn’t always go the way you had in mind. Jeremiah story was that kind jeremiahs story was that kind
Jeremiah Johnson made his way into the mountains. Bettin’ on forgettin’ all the troubles that he knew. The trail was wide and narrow the eagle or the sparrow. Shows the path he was to follow as it flew. A mountain mans a lonely man that leaves a lot behind. You aught have been different that you often times will find. The story doesn’t always go the way you had in mind. Jeremiah story was that kind jeremiahs story was that kind
i know what you mean dillion'it's been my fantasy as well'living as god ment us to live, off the land' hunting and trapping' skinning and cureing pelts the old way, good luck to you mate, wish i could have the chance to live out the dream, its a hard life where only the strong survive.
i know what you mean dillion'it's been my fantasy as well'living as god ment us to live, off the land' hunting and trapping' skinning and cureing pelts the old way, good luck to you mate, wish i could have the chance to live out the dream,
when i am 18 i am setting off to alaska to become a mountian man i only have two more months till i leave and i am already packed my name is dillion mcintyre so remember as the next mountian man with a dream
@mrmtnboy93 i wish you the best of luck friend i believe this is the way a lot of us should live although there aren't a lot of mountains in western Pennsylvania and i'm still a minor till may one day i'll find myself a good woman and the both of us will set off and buy a good patch of land and live in peace
Thank you so much for this! I had an mp3 copy of this from a few years back, and then my computer died and I lost it. This puts all of those great Time McIntire (RIP my brother) songs together from throughout that great movie. My mother and aunt were classmates of Syndey Pollack, and so I was introduced to this great film quite early in my life, and always felt quite precociously proud in introducing it to my alternative/neo-hippie/beatnik friends in college. Great stuff!
@Mermaid1517 When my wife is whining at me about almost anything I did or didn't do I like to look at her and say, "Mighty Hunter, yes?" and then I move her head up and down and say "Fine figer of a man, yes?" and she always smiles and forgives me for whatever.... If she doesn't... I remind her that "a woman's breasts are the hardes stone the all mighty ever put on this earth and I can find no sign on them." If that doesn't do it, I sleep on the couch.
Thank you very much for posting this. This is my dads favorite movie and I can tell you that I have seen this movie close to 50 times. Not to mention my dad knows line for line. I look forward to watching it with him next weekend at the hunting camp.
@Fearl3ss465 i have watched it nearly as many times myself. I have been to johnson's gravesite at Old Trail Town outside of Cody,Wyoming twice. I can never get enough of Jeremiah.
My life is utter S**T right now. Wish I could do what Jeremiah did in this movie... go up to the mountains and just leave society, forever. I LOVE this movie and LOVE this song.
Thank you! This brings me back, way back, to what seems like a short time ago. I grew up in the mountains, trapped, hunted, fished, very much like the movie. This was a great movie, and this is a great song. Thanks again for putting it out there for all the see, and hear.
@widgeonslayer No truer words were ever spoken on a Youtube post. May the Creator bless you and guide you through the mountains always. BTW, love your Youtube handle!
Yes-"That is all you need to know for now"
ifnotforgrace 1 hour ago
"Indians do this to ya"?...."wernt Mormons"!
notaclerk1 1 week ago
watch your top knot
MrDuckhuntr 2 weeks ago in playlist Liked videos
Just a little FYI, the singer of this song is Tim Mcintyre, one of the most underrated actors of the 70's, most notable for playing Alan Freed in the movie American Hot Wax opposite Jay Leno. Great movies..
vmackey11 2 weeks ago
This movie came out the year I was born ('72). The movie had an extreme affect on my father. He bought a " Genuine Hawken" .50 caliber after he saw it. My dad hunted and provided wild game for his family but he always dreamed of living like a mountain man. He eventually (1996) moved to Thompson Falls, MT and lived in a tepee for 2 years. He had a wolf/dog as his companion. He told me he wanted to buried like the indians on a platform in the woods. He was born a century late. Greatest movie ever!
Bighosstheboss77 2 weeks ago 2
My favorite movie of all time. inspired my life.
Hunterman841 2 weeks ago
"The Rockies is the marrow of the World!"
-Del Gue
vrooomie1 1 month ago 2
The movie was taken from abook published in 1965 by Vardis Fisher called Mountain Man.
John Johnson was first buried in California but Robert redford payed to have his body moved to Cody Wyo where he now rests in a place called Old trail Town, with a great grave marker.
This movie is /was true to the book. Thanks to the poster. "Old" Bill
357bill1 1 month ago
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I love this song!
Caleb1995trapman 1 month ago
If you know anything about the origin of this movie. It had nothing to
do with Nam. It's about about a man who lost his wife anson to the indians
and proceeded to kill over 3oo of them and eat their liver
nmwlpi 1 month ago
@nmwlpi yea its partly based on liver eating johnson its beautiful to me how as little as 150 years ago there were lots of wilds to be free and hunt not so much anymore though if i was born then id probly be a mountain man
l3054 1 month ago
never thought of it as a allegory to Vietnam. still a good movie
nothtatguy123 1 month ago
The film is what ever somone wanted it to be, its the best way of livin in my opinion. But then again, everyone fights and bickers because they feel that there idea is tht right one. Its funny that there is so much prejudice in the world. I know why but eh.
WileyCoyoteBanjo 1 month ago
Sorry it was not allegory for me. I always fail to see hidden meanings and such. I don't look for them I guess. I just take things on face value. To me it is a movie that just goes deep into me like no other.
OKRhys 1 month ago
Ain't this somethin'? I told my pap and mam I was going to be a mountain man; acted like they was gut-shot. "Make your life go here, son. Here's where the people is. Them mountains is for Indians and wild men." "Mother Gue", I says "the Rocky Mountains is the marrow of the world," and by God, I was right. Keep your nose in the wind and your eye along the skyline.
wrongdekade 1 month ago
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Jere24x7 1 month ago
"How long have you carried your squaw Johnson"?
Tralman1965 1 month ago
The man singing this song played huey in the movie Bruebaker.
Goofus5453 1 month ago
"Skin this-en and I'll bring you another one" The saga of the old Trappers will never be lost as long as there are those of us that contuinue to live the trappers life style. I been trapping for 52 years come June and I'll never stop. The Lords been mighty good to me and one day I'll trap in Heaven where the Beaver weigh 200 pounds and Muskrats weigh 50 pounds each. Thank you Lord, See you soon.
OconeeTrapper 1 month ago
I really liked that movie! Thx for posting this Mr Johnson! I'm interested of these views, cause found out my great great grandfather's brother died in in goldmine at South-Dakota Black Hills at yr 1931. And i'm from Finland. Pollack and Redford with their co did good job at Rocky Mountains!
LukasFin 2 months ago
if u want to learn to be a mountain man start going to the blackpowder meets and learn how to shoot ,through knves and tomahawks.
bearclaw336 2 months ago
a man could actually live off of trapping these days if he didn't mind the weather that is. I sold a Montana Beaver blanket on Ebay that I trapped for $4,100 6X6 size, of course it was three years of part time trapping but I trapped other critters as well.
love the movie
dia480 2 months ago
"Liver eatin" Johnson is a better name, killed over 40 sioux, and married into the tribe!! He was a notorious (and not in a good way) mountian man, who often was "on the warpath". There are several good books regarding the times of the true mountain men
usmctanks1 2 months ago
@usmctanks1 i reckon it was actually 300 crow acording to the book "crow killer". he ate all of their livers too.
WoodsRunner96 1 month ago
Great movie. Great song. Makes me want to run off to the wild west country of New Mexico and live along the Great Divide....
RioAbajoBelen 2 months ago
Ain't nothing stopping any of you from livin that of a mountain man, get out there, with your gun and some equipment and get to it.
RangerSynthios 2 months ago
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USMCMafioso 3 months ago
@USMCMafioso his real name was john johnson for one and no one knows if he had any siblings. no one can say he's there great, great, great anything.
WoodsRunner96 1 month ago
im am a 16 year old boy living in Canada, i know what your thinkin our generation is the skum of the earth but i stand to make a difference, i would give my life any day to live in the time the movie was set to be :) and i love this movie it is my absolute favorite!
deathdieking 3 months ago 3
I am nor Redford fan but this is my all time favorite movie. I always watch it around Thanksgiving.
DanielSnedden 3 months ago
@DanielSnedden lol me to im about to go trapping to:D
TheXLengend 3 months ago
@DanielSnedden We watch it every year in Elk camp.
"Elk don't know how many feet a horse has."
jcschmieder 16 hours ago
I am gunna go and live the life of a mountain man one day...I will do whatever it takes I reckon!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
savagechevyman 3 months ago
My favorite video of all time. Thanks.
OKRhys 3 months ago
Those gloves work pretty good. I have used them myself.
OKRhys 3 months ago
woman i'm your friend!!!!!!!!
TheMilitary666 3 months ago
why is it the whole movie he has no gloves then at the end he has some gloves but are kind of bad ones.
TheMilitary666 3 months ago
I read that Redford says that this is his favorite movie.
Jack51971 3 months ago
One of my favorites films of all time. I watch it every chance I can. Thanks so much for posting this song!!
rinksteak 4 months ago
"Johnson." "Your christian name!" "...Jeremiah." Thats how you tell someone your name.
OHMYGORDNESS 4 months ago
So much nostalgia from when i watched this with my dad so long ago. I do believe this made me proud to be and become a real man. It will be a tradition, this film. For my kin and thereafter. Thank you, Jeremiah Johnson.
OHMYGORDNESS 4 months ago
Read the book "Liver Eating Johnson," one of the two the movie was made from. It's good, and you won't be eating the biscuits, lol. LIver eating Johnson used to make them with arsenice in them, and leave em fro the indians to eat. He also used to eat their livers, lol.
Native1858 5 months ago
my best friend and i went to see this movie at the glendale,wv. drive in.though my buddy is gone to heaven i will alwas cherrish this memory.bless you danny,and redford
MrRgpor754 5 months ago
Who's singing?
Mondaymusicmaker11 5 months ago
Saw it right off!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
MisterM1961 5 months ago
he says you find a thousand ways to run out your time
jaythegood1 6 months ago
My favorite movie! I love to quote the lines too. that's why I became a member of American Mountain Men.
OKRhys 6 months ago
I wish i followed after him, and the true free men. too late now.
WolfeBear 6 months ago
@WolfeBear . . . No it's not too late.
irchristo 6 months ago
I make damn good biscuits!
AmbroseEpeeMaster 6 months ago 2
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this film is one of the best i´ve ever seen thanks for this synphonie .
Karl31351 6 months ago
i was bored so i was going thru r recordings and i say jerimiah johnson and if ben watching it everyday for about the past 3 months and after it ends i watch o brother where art tho then i go to sleep
wesleywigington 7 months ago
LOVEWHAT HEDID PLANNIN TO DO IT SOMEDAY
ecarghtebazile 7 months ago
Very good movie great song to...Very underrated film
labbore 8 months ago
Worlds most under rated film.I watch it at every opportunity. Makes me feel good,like nothing else can. Outstanding!
DaveyHavoksUnderwear 8 months ago 3
he was looken for a hawkin gun 50 caliber or better settled for a 30 but damn it was a gunuine hawken you couldnt get no better
CASEYMOORE34 9 months ago
The film is allegory. It came out when Vietnam Vets were coming home and seeking solitude, some were traveling out west in their VW Vans. Johnson was some sort of Cav Trooper who left the army and went up into the mountains. Brilliant film. Seems corny in parts, but when I saw the scene in the Indian burial ground when I was a kid it scared the $%#^ out of me. "You've come a long way pilgrim" is one of the greatest lines in American cinema. Very underrated film.
ripvanwinkle61 9 months ago 25
@ripvanwinkle61 it it also based in part about the story of liver eating johnson who really did take out a bunch of indians single handed.forget the guys real name but you can find info on him.
southernstylecycle 6 days ago
just saw this movie today....really liked it.....ESPECIALLY when the grizzly is chasing him and they go through the house
randyandy1960 9 months ago
what? people dislike this? that person must be messed up
outdoorman97 9 months ago
This movie makes a person question their contrived lives in the mass herd, what a classic.
LadyGlozelle 10 months ago 3
"We're it worth the trouble Pilgrim"? "Ahh, what trouble".
PatriotTK421 10 months ago 2
@PatriotTK421 - great line; best scene in a movie of great scenes, being the quiet climax.
CompVid101 10 months ago
@PatriotTK421 - "You've come far, Pilgrim." "Feels like far..."
CompVid101 10 months ago 3
I love this movie. We were living in Green River Wyoming when they filmed it south of us in the Uintas, in Utah. Fabulous scenery. I know it was hard to film. Very cold and lots of snow. Easy for us to watch in our warm home and easy chair.
drakethatsafact 10 months ago
It was a great movie but they left out the part about him eating all the Indian's liver's he killed no fave bean's no Chianti now that's roughing it
MrChrled 10 months ago
As I get older, my memories of seeing this movie upon its release in '72, always help to make it clear no matter my reason to join the military, given the chance to travel, and no matter where I went, or the measure of beauty I saw, nothing could compare to the "beauty," of solitude, among God's cathedrals once a person has been subjected to the singular reason for leaving behind man's cruelty to man.
Oh,to be born in 1855, instead of 1955, is but a thought I will always ponder.
Peace.
Rock
rockinroller7 10 months ago 4
Looking back I realize that seeing this movie truly changed my outlook on life.
Antlers68 11 months ago 2
on of the best movies ever! next to benjamin button ! both in his kinds perfect ! this movies....dump heads have to see them a couple of times,than they may understand what is important in life...cheers
markygermany 11 months ago
I Hate that preacher, Johnson should have turned him over to the Blackfoot
TimShred 11 months ago 2
@TimShred - The Crowe got 'em
tetekofa 11 months ago
"Didn't dig deep enough, saw it right off..."
eaglerare22 11 months ago 12
One of the best movie ever made ! There are other famous songs during the movie.
Not a classic boring western as some idiots said but something different that you cannot forget forever ! To those who seek the real essence of the life.
weissenbornup 1 year ago 3
TV at a hunting camp?
esoxkid06 1 year ago
@esoxkid06 whats wrong with a tv at a hunting camp? we have one, it doesn't have cable, just a vhs player.
dloyug 1 year ago
An injun says you search in vain
For what you cannot find
He says you've found a thousand ways
Of runnin' down your time
An injun didn't scream it
He said it in a song
And he's never been known to be wrong
He's never been known to be wrong
Awesome....
genericdefault 1 year ago 3
Sunshine or thunder,
A man will always wonder
Where the fair wind blows.
That's my favorite part, I think.
pnutbutrncrackers 1 year ago
Sat through it 3 times at the movies! Watched it with a boyhood friend twice at the theatre one Fri. night long ago! Great show for a couple of wild 11 yr olds.
modoc63 1 year ago
AND YALL JUST KNEW THAT FIRE WAS GONNA GET DOUSED BY TH PINE TREE IN THE BEGINNING
7172971729 1 year ago
I DO AGREE IT'S IN MY TOP 2 OF FAVORITES ... ITS A SAD BUT GOOD ENDING ..... THIS WORLD IS BECOMING SO NAUSEATING THAT I WOULDN'T MIND JOINING MR JOHNSON ..... SOME FOLK SAY------- HE'S STILL UP THERE TODAY.....
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this movie is awesome
Ocelot4500 1 year ago
He finally made peace with the crow at the end. That is why the chicken hawk never attacks the crow. Never been wrong.
hangemhigh2000 1 year ago
Here are the lyrics for the begining
Jeremiah Johnson made his way into the mountains. Bettin’ on forgettin’ all the troubles that he knew. The trail was wide and narrow the eagle or the sparrow. Shows the path he was to follow as it flew. A mountain mans a lonely man that leaves a lot behind. You aught have been different that you often times will find. The story doesn’t always go the way you had in mind. Jeremiah story was that kind jeremiahs story was that kind
Mermaid1517 1 year ago
Here are the lyrics
Jeremiah Johnson made his way into the mountains. Bettin’ on forgettin’ all the troubles that he knew. The trail was wide and narrow the eagle or the sparrow. Shows the path he was to follow as it flew. A mountain mans a lonely man that leaves a lot behind. You aught have been different that you often times will find. The story doesn’t always go the way you had in mind. Jeremiah story was that kind jeremiahs story was that kind
Mermaid1517 1 year ago
i know what you mean dillion'it's been my fantasy as well'living as god ment us to live, off the land' hunting and trapping' skinning and cureing pelts the old way, good luck to you mate, wish i could have the chance to live out the dream, its a hard life where only the strong survive.
keanoman1000 1 year ago
i know what you mean dillion'it's been my fantasy as well'living as god ment us to live, off the land' hunting and trapping' skinning and cureing pelts the old way, good luck to you mate, wish i could have the chance to live out the dream,
keanoman1000 1 year ago
One of my favourite movies.
05101965raipr 1 year ago
Thank you for posting! It used to be a night before opening day of deer season tradition, and I still love this movie to this day. So underrated.
briancnoss 1 year ago
when i am 18 i am setting off to alaska to become a mountian man i only have two more months till i leave and i am already packed my name is dillion mcintyre so remember as the next mountian man with a dream
mrmtnboy93 1 year ago
@mrmtnboy93 always follow your dream good luck buddy
calloutinchains 1 year ago
@mrmtnboy93 i wish you the best of luck friend i believe this is the way a lot of us should live although there aren't a lot of mountains in western Pennsylvania and i'm still a minor till may one day i'll find myself a good woman and the both of us will set off and buy a good patch of land and live in peace
corpralkirsch 1 year ago
Thank you so much for this! I had an mp3 copy of this from a few years back, and then my computer died and I lost it. This puts all of those great Time McIntire (RIP my brother) songs together from throughout that great movie. My mother and aunt were classmates of Syndey Pollack, and so I was introduced to this great film quite early in my life, and always felt quite precociously proud in introducing it to my alternative/neo-hippie/beatnik friends in college. Great stuff!
quigonpaj 1 year ago 2
jeremiah johnson defined badass
25csa 1 year ago 2
i just love the part that says some say he's dead some say he never will be
Mermaid1517 1 year ago 2
@Mermaid1517 When my wife is whining at me about almost anything I did or didn't do I like to look at her and say, "Mighty Hunter, yes?" and then I move her head up and down and say "Fine figer of a man, yes?" and she always smiles and forgives me for whatever.... If she doesn't... I remind her that "a woman's breasts are the hardes stone the all mighty ever put on this earth and I can find no sign on them." If that doesn't do it, I sleep on the couch.
mygriffin 1 year ago 77
i used to watch this movie when i was a little kid with my grandpa. it is amazing!!
bergluw396 1 year ago
Thank you very much for posting this. This is my dads favorite movie and I can tell you that I have seen this movie close to 50 times. Not to mention my dad knows line for line. I look forward to watching it with him next weekend at the hunting camp.
Fearl3ss465 1 year ago 32
@Fearl3ss465 this movie should have had a sequel....i remember me and my dad used to watch this
Aawsy 1 year ago
@Fearl3ss465 Makes you feel good being able to spend that kind of time with your dad. Good times.
motocrss19 1 year ago 2
It's my favorite movie and my dads and we go hunting too
Mermaid1517 1 year ago
@Fearl3ss465 i have watched it nearly as many times myself. I have been to johnson's gravesite at Old Trail Town outside of Cody,Wyoming twice. I can never get enough of Jeremiah.
grizz49jq 1 year ago
@Fearl3ss465 sounds like me and my dad
Hunterman841 7 months ago
thank you very much for uploading this. This is exactly what I was looking for. I love this movie and now will have to find the soundtrack.
DoctorHowitzer 1 year ago 2
My life is utter S**T right now. Wish I could do what Jeremiah did in this movie... go up to the mountains and just leave society, forever. I LOVE this movie and LOVE this song.
Offthedeepend67 1 year ago
@Offthedeepend67 I did just that a couple of years back, when my life was just hell.
But since i had work and kids i could only do it in the weekends, but it still help me alot. :)
denmyos 1 year ago 2
Thank you! This brings me back, way back, to what seems like a short time ago. I grew up in the mountains, trapped, hunted, fished, very much like the movie. This was a great movie, and this is a great song. Thanks again for putting it out there for all the see, and hear.
dragoneca2 1 year ago 4
@dragoneca2 Running a trap line is an education in itself. As said in the movie. The mountains have there own ways.
widgeonslayer 1 year ago 2
@widgeonslayer No truer words were ever spoken on a Youtube post. May the Creator bless you and guide you through the mountains always. BTW, love your Youtube handle!
trapperman1974 2 months ago