Hunting Down "Popcorn" Sutton's High Value Stash Of Moonshine | Moonshiners
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- čas přidán 14. 06. 2019
- In Tennessee, moonshiners Digger and Mark embark on a journey to find a high-value stash left behind by moonshine legend Marvin "Popcorn" Sutton.
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He threw BBs around a park where people were metal detecting to mess with them. LMAO
😂😂
Tennesseans been trolling for generations. It's only right for us to carry on the tradition. RIP Popcorn, I'll throw a handful of BBs out for you brother.
a lot times its shotgun shot, people love shootin' the hell out of nothin around here.
@@gregpickett8816 Appalachia has grown the most pranks of anything.
That is God tier trolling lmao
"Jesus turned water into wine, I turned it into likker." -Popcorn Sutton
"popcorn said fuck you"
@@alanmichael999 his gravestone
Liquor*
i guess it is kinda off topic but does anyone know of a good website to watch new series online ?
@@wartunes6547 Nope, likker
Naw you guys this was all in good fun. it’s his friends keeping his legacy and his name alive I’m good with it.. no need to hate.
Cock county Tennessee is one of those places…stayed at the cock county high school during a mission trip in middle school and rebuilt a bunch of beaten down trailers for those less fortunate. But one thing those folks all had in common is respect and dignity.
Much respect.
LOOK UNDER THE HOOD OF THE TRUCK! And i feel you my great grandfather was a moon shiner and I find mason jars all through the woods.
Ol popcorn still has about 43 gallons of his top shelf moonshine somewhere in Southern Kentucky. In or very close to a small town called Monticello which sits on the ky/tn line up in the mountains. He and a Criswell man made alot of moonshine together. Very few people that knew Popcorn didn't know about that Criswell man. The guys name was Lyle Criswell and lived in that small town. Hes dead now. Died back in 2013 or 2014. Not certain exactly. I just know there are ATLEAST 43 gallons somewhere in the mountains of Monticello Kentucky. Ive had shine from all over and the best I've ever tasted came from Kentucky. That entire state sits on top of limestone. Which is why it has more caves then any other state. Also why their grass is so green. Its so green its has a bit of a bluish tint which is why its called bluegrass. Thats one absolutely beautiful state.
You know I actually heard about that a few yrs ago. The guys name is Lyle, you had it correct. He and popcorn made ALOT of shine together but very few knew about the Criswell man. Its the way they wanted it. I also have to agree about Kentucky having the best tasting moonshine. RIP Popcorn & Lyle Criswell. Hopefully your liquor will be found. What I wouldn't give to be able to have one of the gallons that was hid. Omg it would be sooooo good after sitting for a few years. Yum! Haha
They mentioned that Criswell man's name in a documentary i watched years ago. They were interviewing popcorn and he said he had an old friend in Kentucky that he's made alot of liquor with and said that alot of my best shine was made with Lyle. Id love to get ahold of some of that liquor if they ever find it. It would be dangerously good. Ha ha ha
Isn't that small town next door to the Daniel Boone National Forest? I bet thats where the moonshine is. Thats a pretty thick Forest there. One of the most beautiful places for sure.
My parents live down in Monticello Ky right on the Tennessee border. You can walk into Tennessee from their land. Their Neighbor up the road a little knew Lyle pretty good. He called him just ly for short instead of Lyle.
@@kinglycaon3627 you are the only one as close to tat shine as you imagine if Lyle was known by your family. Who knows if somebody might have an idea of where they use to hang around.
I was given four bottles of Digger's moonshine at a music festival at Suwanee Music Park in Florida 2012. First was uncut one was apple pie the next was blueberry and the last one was lemon drop all made from the fruits grown on his property along with the corn and rye that he also grew on the farm. I never had shine directly from Popcorn but I can tell you if Digger's is anywhere close then his was hands down the best damn likker that was ever created. They make it an art form that no one could ever possibly compete with.
Come on man it's booze
Booze is booze man period
@@kevincoffey3112 that’s like saying pussy is pussy , if you think that’s the case then you’re just disgusting.
@@LiamFisawesome unrefined*
BulllllShittt!!!
@@kevincoffey3112 Its really not man.
Look at these two Cory and Trevor's. I bet when they passed popcorn on the road he was like "there go those two fudge packers again."
Balls Deep cory and trevor from tpb you mean?
@@chaigonjenkins haha yeah tpb
Fack 😂
Haha
Lol true
R.i.p popcorn, that video of him getting jiggy almost had me tearing up 🥺
Feel u 110%
Whiskey is my spirit animal 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
"Popcorn was our friend..."
"I never did see it, so I dont have a clue what it looks like." Lol
very luck did u know him well
Whether these people are using scripts and stories or if they are just making money off popcorn... One thing can be certain... This show has insured that many generations will always remember popcorn. Without this show millions of people and many generations would never even known about popcorn 🍻💪 rest in peace popcorn
There's a perfectly good (and real) documentary about Popcorn; frankly, anyone who only knows about him from this show is doing themselves a disservice.
@@CGoody564 but at least they know about him
It's sad that Social media and tv has made people obsessed with being known by many people. Sure people know the name and actions of a guy who made moonshine. That does not matter and I'm sure that he did not give a single shit if random people knew his name or not. I do agree tho that he should rest in peace and I hope that his family and friends and loved ones all remember his legacy forever. Your comment of "at least they know about him" is the part that is sad. What difference does that really make? Thats the same attitude that led to millions of women showing off their body online on onlyfans. The same attitude that led to a generation of social media "influencers" its really fucking pathetic. The amount of people who know you means nothing to anyone. There are so many scientists that dedicated their entire lives to bettering mankind and nobody remembers them. Nobody can name me a single scientist to made a vaccine or discovered somthing that saved millions of lives. But you act like it matters that people know he made moonshine. I would go as far to say that you are disrespecting his legacy by only caring about people knowing his name because he did not give a fuck. He was a great guy and I watched the documentary that the other guy mentioned. I feel bad for the idiots who are putting so much effort into their "popularity" as if life is one big highschool. and when they die, in their last moments they will think "damn i wish i had used those tens of thousands of hours i put into social media and my "image" into living life to the fullest. Delete your social media, stop craving attention and your life will feel more fullfilling. This isnt targeted at you specifically. You just made a good example of the pathetic mindset that is dulling humans as a species.
I hope his wife got some money from the show…
This show is a joke. My father would have been remembered without those tv fakers.
I knew Popcorn. He had some cats that he loved to death and I had friends that worked at the Petsmart he always came to in Knoxville. Met him a few times. Funny old coot. Smooth moonshine as well.
So you drank some of his moonshine? I call bs, if you did you would have led with that. I can believe you met him, but if you only saw him at the pet store how on earth did you taste his moonshine it's not like he carries it around letting people sample it . Why can't you just say that you met him and that's good enough. You didn't have to throw that lie in at the end.
@@desertweasel6965 lol. He wasn’t a celebrity. He was at the Maggie Valley flea market every Saturday. Everyone I know has had popcorns shine.
Popcorn was real, moonshiners is a programme on tv with the cast using scripts and stories.
Yep and amazingly not one drop of shine gets made! At least thats what the atf say.
Iron Hand Most of the people on the show are real moonshiners like Tim Smith is a third generation moonshiner, Jim Tom Hedrick is a legendary moonshiner, master storyteller and still maker.
@@jay71512 How do you know?
What???
jay71512 so if popcorn was on the show and was a real moonshiner how is the show fake
I like these two. Very entertaining. And knowledgeable
These 2 guys turn the history of Moonshine hilarious with the puns and the Southern accent to top it off. 👏🏼
Every time I take a swig of liquor, I think about the time and effort put into making what I'm drinking. The legacy of those who came before me will live on so long as we keep the craft alive.
The true shinners are long gone brother
It's under the truck. That's why the shovel was left in the back of the truck.
Holy shit, you might be right. Popcorn did the same thing when he died he left 2 new shovels in his coffin for people to bury him with.
He was a character! Always looked forward to stopping by his old shack in Maggie Valley. If you heard it, he probably did it. He was a crazy ol coot.
did you know of him
That's cool where are you from. 🍻🙋
I remember meeting popcorn when I was really young I thought him and my grandaddy was close for a reason
@Shadow Equinox probably around 15 years ago in Maggie valley NC
Popcorn has one of the best messages on his headstone along with spike Milligan they’re probably the best 2 headstones ever. Popcorns said “popcorn said fuck you” and spikes said “I told you I was ill”.
Popcorn was the man! That yard tho!
It'd be cool as hell for them to buy that old truck and get it running again. It's almost a piece of history
The shine is in the gas tank. We used to run this stuff and would keep it in gas jugs, nobody ever thought to search a full jug of gas. If I were gonna hide a bunch in a truck in the woods I'd run all the gas out and hide it in the gas tank.
I know some ol boys that would get the Fords with a dual tank and the rear one never saw a drop of gasoline.
@@gregpickett8816 shhhhhh don't spill the beans 👀
Gas tanks only hold 20 to 25 gallons
@@pjmetz7298 Thats a lot of good Likker
With flex fuel being up to 80% ethanol guess what? Even the cops will have trouble doing a smell test to see if its fuel or alcohol. Which since flex fuel is mostly ethanol i bet you'd get away with it.
I'm not even close too a moonshiner, but I do drink and these guys seem like the best fellas too have a drink with
Long Live The Moonshiners!!!
this show could not be more fake...
"this world was his notepad" 😅
Holy moly the hills have eyes.
toi, I like Moonshine's program, I watch it from the beginning. Mark and Diger are great, I like :-) Poland :-) Polish vodka, cheers to Tom :-)
I had that 40 Ford coupe came back from Nam to find that my dad sold it while I was gone thing was crazy fast and I once put eight friends in the trunk to sneak them into the drive in movies.
Yeah so fast compared to cars today you'd have no chance in hell... especially if it's original
Long live popcorn the realist moonshiner
R.I.P. popcorn,he seemed like a nice silly old man
He was nice but nobody to mess with.
Keep looking boy's
Praying you find the stash of 🍿
He reminds me of my grandpa just chocked. Me up bless his heart
R.I.P. popcorn
If i was to guess he probably has it stashed under some floor boards somewhere or possably the attic somewhere
I never researched into what parts of this show are real, but Id really like to think this is
R.I.P Popcorn...
R.I.P Popcorn 2021 an I still Remember . An I'm 19
I love u all Mark and digger u r my family bonnie dozier calera Alabama
I skipped to the end of the video. Totally worth it. They didn't find it.
In the 60s and 70s I use to see alot of those ol 40 model Fords setn around and driving..I always wanted one and it seems like they's everywhere and I thought they'd always be around but now it's like looking for a needle in a haystack...I remember people putting flames on em but I wasn't into the flames thing although I painted em on several people's cars and trucks but I didn't like it lol..I just wanted either a gray primer 40 Ford or shiny black cause I always wanted what other's didnt already have cause most of em was bright red orange yellow or blue but I always wanted different colors and a stock engine cause those ol Flathead V8 engines ran 4ever..They most definitely don't make anything like they use to when it comes to automobiles
digger and mark yall should. buy that old ford truck of popcorn. sutton's truck and put it on display for people to see
damn straight
A Mercury cyclone rolling shell would be worth heaps now.
Rest in peace Mr popcorn Sutton
The liquor is probably buried under the truck
Or In gas tank lol
They didn’t even check under the hood or in the gas tank of the truck?
I was out hiking and we found some old ball mason bottles they was broken but had the lids on them still prolly still there in the woods by a creek behind the visitor center on I-40 this was about 20 years ago before popcorn was even heard of . we figured they were maybe from someone who had a hunting camp there but now I wonder , there is a big rock we name noahs ark at the end of the creek and more rough rocks so we didn't go any further
#nobodyasked
Popcorn was heard of then though bro
There are probably 100,000 broken mason jars/jugs/bottles in the woods in the appalachian mountains. Thats a low ball number. I don't mean to sound like an asshole by saying that but it kind of scares me that people will watch this video and be like "I found a broken mason jar in the woods it I bet popcorn put it there" You have better chances at getting struck by lighting than to just stumble upon a jar placed by popcorn. It's not impossible but like wtf is going on in peoples heads. Your like the 10th comment i read of somthing like this. 20-25 years go was when popcorn was making doing his thing 1999 was like his "hayday"
just seen this video now long shot. double shot driving back there and taking that sun visor off as the momento probably 3 screws star bit
id pay for that piece of the truck that popcorn wrote on
It’s crazy how they have so many trucks and cars just rotting in the woods
Locals here where they live like myself know everything about them and I love it because we have just a little safe bubble where everyone knows them
I would love to have that on cyclone. .
That young fella has a lot of old cars sitting around that could be fixed up !!! And if there was ever any liquor in that truck it’s long gone by now guys jeezzz !!!
Yeah the grandson literally has a I love Liquor t-shirt on I'm pretty sure there was some liquor on that property he would have found it
Anyone know why there are so many cars randomly placed so far apart? Have seen it in movies. Always wondered why they aren't grouped.
Thank you for sharing I threw you a sub and a like keep me Informed on popcorn Sutton moon shine..I hope they find it
Don't be fooled. Pretty sure these guys are as fake as it gets. Actors. Popcorn Sutton wouldn't have given these guys a second look or thought. Even JB looked annoyed at the thought of having to sit down and talk to them.
You should never overthink your journey
Popcorn didn’t what his moon shine messed with
Omg I'm not sure if this is real but come on make the writing were it ain't looking freshly written
This show is like a vulture trying to pick anything left of Popcorn.
Damn
I would pay a lot of money for that visor
and the tires are still inflated...after 20 years! woo hoo!
6:32 60 gallon blue barrel 🤣🤣
Here's where there's a bible in the top drawer next to Popcorn's bed with directions to his stash written on the page where it should read "Jesus turned water in to wine." The old man said that so often that no one took any real notice to its true meaning. Right under their noses the entire time, hidden in plain sight. Either that or it'd lead them to another horse shoe!
Lmaoo the bbs
Maybe he left them tools in the bed of that truck so he could dig up his stash.
Lots of caves back in them woods, I wonder if Sutton had a trove hidden?
Let the man RIP
His wife wants his likker found. Would you rather some stranger find it 20 years from now?
@@theblakex There is no liquor. These idiots are just making a show
My great aunt knew popcorn
That old lady doesn’t trust popcorn’s own partner, lol
What season ans episode is this?
What episode is this
That Mercury Cyclone would would be a nice car to restore.
"What's left of an old Austin Healy" I just spat out my dinner xD wtaf is that doing there, sitting out in the sun like a rusted bucket. w. t. f...
They should have taken the visor off and given it to popcorn wife !!!
Literally what I was thinking.
@Carlos Spiceywhiener you do realize this show started about two years after Popcorn's death, right? Which means they were shooting the first season during those two years.
Only recently learned about Popcorn. Watched his movie 'last likker' and been getting these on my page. While interesting there is Zero chance that turck been sitting out in those NC/Tennessee mountains for ten years and the tires not rotted off, those tool able to be picked up and the interior more than a skeleton seat. Fun story telling but this is not Real.
Not true at all, takes longer than 10 years for a non-running car to degrade that much even in the Tennessee Valley. Source: I live here.
Popcorn has been gone for like 10 years now. This is just using his name to try and make a buck. Kinda sleazy. Very cringy.
popcorn was a criminal....nothing more...
@@lrlapua8035 and you're an asshole. Nothing more.
Lmao criminal you sir are brainwashed!!!
Not in God eyes good luck to you and the line you think we should all walk
@Christian Mussolini LOL, name calling all you got ? so I guess the criminal does not have to pay taxes ? maybe you should quit paying them too...lol...
How did the feds not find it under popcorn's porch??
90% of this show is fake.
What was those tools you took out of that truck and........
That sun visor is a keep sake
That likker's still out there
Old lonely blue truck🌵
Popcorn looked like white skin nipsey hussle
Lol
Wildy JLamarCole who?
I said the same thing to myself a week ago while watching the Moonshiners show
is big EMS grandson, "tadpole" from sugarlands??
Whisky is my spirt animal
Really I’m just a youngin but I’d love to just have a good ol conversation with popcorn
Probably learn more in 10 minutes than you have in your whole life. Those old heads didn't tell stories, they taught lessons.
Tenn has good moonshine as well but it have to agree with the guys that said Kentucky has the best. I personally liked it alot better. They must be putting some of that Kentucky Bluegrass in it. Lol 😆
I think everyone is big to popcorn lol big Tigger big elm etc
Boys go back to his place and searched from top to bottom he must have left a clue in his drawers or something like that can you go back to his home and check it thoroughly yes there's probably booze in the walls and money but you might have to take the whole place apart to find it check in the upper rafters
What’s the name of this show ? And is it on Hulu ?
That’s funny I did that with 500 pennies in the lake were every body swam so every day the guys would be out in the lake looking for peoples jewelry with metal detectors in the lake well we laughed whatching them pick out pennies all night and morn lol
Good metal detectors tell you what kind of metal it is so you don't waste your time digging up pennies
It wasn't called a 'Trunk Space" you yankee! It's a "Turtle Hull!"
I new popcorn really good he used to work at the interstate gas station up next to Allen's Creek for years I've been down to his old shack and Cocke County Tennessee when I went I was just a young boy and the road was so bad that you had to walk halfway I stay with his mom and dad up on Hemphill I would go down to the creek below there house and fish he had a old man staying in the old shack in Tennessee that only had one leg he like to get drunk a lot in his younger years he just about run us in the river down there one time we had some good times back in the 70s
Popcorns wife could probably have sold that sun visor for a pretty penny. I would have definitely took that.
Come on Discovery. Do you really expect us believe that there is a stash of popcorns moonshine just hidden out in the woods. It's a cool concept but it's just clickbait.
Yes because I would hide a stash somewhere and I would also try to leave a gallon everywhere I go
My grandfather was a shiner. Done two years in prison. He hadn't made shine in 15+ years when he died and I found a gallon that he had hid in a rock wall by an old still site. I almost guarantee popcorn has some hid. Maybe not 60 gallon worth
@@swalker9482 did any of you try the shine you found?
Why are you complaining it's a fucking Show you people are fucking stupid if you want real life Go the Fuck outside
What’s up with the bronco?
Y’all shude have look under the truck or in the gas tank
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Fun Fact, Mark is actually the narrator.