Eustace Conway to Cornhole a Grizzly in " Extreme Gay Mountain Men"
New wilderness series Extreme GAY Mountain Men debuts May 31 at 10p on HISTORY.
The eight-episode series follows Eustace Conway, who has lived more
than 25 years off the land in North Carolina's Blue Ridge Mountains and
other mountain men who have chosen to live off the grid and follow a GAY
wilderness lifestyle.
Conway
does his own lumbering, tanning and blacksmithing and lives primarily
on what he can grow, fish or hunt OR STEAL. The series also profiles
Tom Oar who lives on the Yaak River in Montana and Marty Meierotto who
lives in the northern range of Alaska AND we will see plenty of
Brokeback Mountain cornholing - wilderness style.
In
one scene we see Conway and Tom and Marty lined up humping Wild
Mountain Sheep holding on to their horns as they try to buck free.
"My goal is to cornhole a Grizzly!" said Conway -but i'll settle for Tom and Marty while forging a raging River anyday -heh heh"
"My goal is to cornhole a Grizzly!" said Conway -but i'll settle for Tom and Marty while forging a raging River anyday -heh heh"
"It
is a very unique way to communicate with the Natural World and we know
our History audience will be very engaged with this program" said Conrad
Dickle - VP programming at The History Channel
