[Ziasforever]

Netflix is currently streaming "Where the Red Fern Grows".

I encourage everybody, especially Oklahomans and Arkansans to view it because it's part of your heritage in a lot of ways.
Maybe not in hunting but the can do spirit and willing to do what it takes.

This is a story about a boy and his hunting dogs that is paramount to Oklahoma history. A story of inspiration and loss. A story of joy and happiness.

If you haven't read the book or seen the movie; it is about Ozark and Oklahoma pride.

Read the book and see the movie. It doesn't matter, if don't you cheer in the beginning and cry at the end, I don't know. It's a part of AR-OK pride.

[EarthBound?]

Originally Posted by Ziasforever

Netflix is currently streaming "Where the Red Fern Grows".

I encourage everybody, especially Oklahomans and Arkansans to view it because it's part of your heritage in a lot of ways.
Maybe not in hunting but the can do spirit and willing to do what it takes.

This is a story about a boy and his hunting dogs that is paramount to Oklahoma history. A story of inspiration and loss. A story of joy and happiness.

If you haven't read the book or seen the movie; it is about Ozark and Oklahoma pride.

Read the book and see the movie. It doesn't matter, if don't you cheer in the beginning and cry at the end, I don't know. It's a part of AR-OK pride.

I saw that movie years ago and had to choke back the tears , for a man that's 6'1" and 280 lbs that's quite a feat. The sequel to the first movie is pretty good too. I highly advise everyone to rent it and watch it. PS make sure you have plenty of napkins.

[Junctional Funkie]

Very touching movie. Was it set or filmed in OK? Wasn't aware of that.

[EarthBound?]

Originally Posted by Junctional Funkie

Very touching movie. Was it set or filmed in OK? Wasn't aware of that.

Yep, in the Ozarks of Oklahoma pre WWII. Wonderful film

[Sarahsez]

Thanks for the reminder. I want my kids to read the book. I loved it when I was a kid.

[Westerntraveler]

Thats seems like its a good book.I'm from Texas but my mom is from Arkansas and I have family on both sides in Oklahoma.

[TedH71]

I've gone through the Ozark mountains. Beautiful place! Too bad that there aren't that many jobs thereabouts. Any suggestions on where to go camping?