Are the backroad bounty guys gay

are the backroad bounty guys gay

Gay, the elderly frontier. We never left the country

Hi Daniel,

Thank you for the thoughtful response. I'm blessed enough to have landed back in a county that, while rural, is reasonably progressive or at the very least, reasonably accepting and "live and let live". Homophobia still does rear its gross head, but it sounds like I have more opportunities to take my business, myself, etc. elsewhere when it happens. Perhaps it's because I grew up here, I experience like I know the social landscape and sense entitled (by way of birthright, if nothing else) to participate in it when other non-local LBGT people may feel the need to be guarded. It's hard for me to say.

I act feel incredibly blessed to be able to be back on the ground and out in the fresh air and the green. My family lives a stone's throw away and I even contain a handful of friends from high school who have also recently also moved back who are willing to meet up for beers on the semi-regular. It really is a much bigger leap for my lady (bless her for having the faith and dedication to follow me), but I feel she's adjusting adv too. She landed a great job with an highly regarded, local environmental non-profit and it's serving

Backroad Bounty

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butterflies68

Disappointed we can't watch.........

We would love to survey this show on but for some reason it won't let us. It lets us attach it to a watch list but won't let us choose it to play. Is there anything we can do or is this something we will run into when we endeavor and watch certain shows?

9rhubylu

Can't stop watching ~ help!

My husband and I can't stop watching this show. I am heartened to glimpse that there are still people favor Marty and Bam Bam who value cool old stuff and have the vision and skills to bring it back to experience. The producers don't try to inject too much drama into it ~ much appreciated. There is an natural tension when it's time to negotiate price. I locate that fascinating every time. (and a tad stressful) They play it right down the middle; not being overly generous or stingy.

The only thing we found lacking is we are both hoping to see what becomes of some of this stuff. Does Marty fix up the Studebaker? Does Bam Bam seize anything with all that gear?

Please continue!

10ellieneumann

Banter and bidding by Bam Bam and Marty

I'm not sure why,

8/10

Pro's or Pro Wanna Be's?

I dont realize guys, I'm not one to grant a bad review and can truly appreciate the complicated work that goes into doing these shows... but really?

I'm an avid collector who brakes for sales of all type. Only watching episode one I can tell they have not been doing this elongated or were just playing dumb with the sellers to get the optimal deal.

One never seen a traveling sprinkler system that you can still buy today on Amazon, I idea he was going to buy it, but happy he finally put it down but to only move on to a glide rod that was probably worth $50.

Again, I express regret to you both if this review comes out to harsh and hope you the leading of luck with getting a season 2, but I was't impressed with the items you were selecting at all.

I would say these guys have basic beginners knowledge when it comes down to resale market

10/10

Good entertaining, interesting finds

I really love how these gentlemen play off each other's preferences and clientele. The show in the warehouse, I was drooling in my fantasy I would have pulled up a 16 wheeler and empty out the warehouse steer it into my own warehouse photographed it


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