LeDoux, Chris - Call Of The Wild Lyrics

Sitting here in south Texas drinking a nice cold lone star beer in honor of chris

I swear this was written about me!

Miss you buddy

Now liberals infest everything. Silly folks

I love how the older country music actually mint stuff unlike the now stuff

God bless Chris LeDoux the main legend in my book

I will be with this cowboy in the sky one day

latscho

Wyoming might be the place to be
for the free man?
Is it time for a revolution?

rest in peace CHris

Thank you

Hey 750k people who are "fans" the other 17k of us REAL fans are supporting chris on his channel lol like HOW ON FUCK HASNT THIS BEEN REMOVED

That moment when you realize saying RIP Chris doesn’t work nor does it madder because he’s dead and can’t read it and it’s literally a YouTube video with a couple thousand likes....oof

So sad I’m just hearing this song now. I know he’s with the spirits of the great wild

Most people don't treasure Wyoming until they have been there and then they understand.

I listen to the song when im on the way to my stand and the first time i drove my new truck ( at the time ) i listen to the and i walked to the stand and listened and then shot my biggest buck ever 12 point with my bow at 18 yards

Well I’m heading to Montana right now

Great song, great photos. There was a time when most Americans lives close to nature. In that way, we were related to the culture of the Native Americans. It is a way of life forgotten by most Americans but preserved in ranching and farming communities but best preserved in western movies and music. It is a remnant of the origin--the heart--of American culture. Today, it is threatened because of the politicians and entrepreneurs that have been running and ruining the country not long after the end of World War II. The change is illustrated by the fact that the western way of life was once celebrated by Hollywood by directors such as Anthony Mann, John Ford, Howard Hawks, George Stevens, Raoul Walsh, and Budd Boetticher. Then came the mockers of that culture, Fred Zinnemann (High Noon) and Mel Brooks (Blazing Saddles). And the mocking continues. That is why these songs and videos are so nostalgic. They remind us old-time Americans of what is still best in America and most threatened. Thanks to YouTube and the creators of these video. They prevent the artistic celebration of the original American culture from disappearing from view.

hi chris

Been 14 yrs since one the greats passed on..

John Curtis unreal I think of him shaking my hand miss Chris

The song that makes you wanna grab your gun and fire up the truck and go hunting

Very Nice video. Love the Cowboy's music, always have. Most folks will see that Llama with the cattle and not have a clue why he's there. A while back Llamas were popular with the trail mix crowd that were clueless about horses and mules so they went with pack Llamas. For quite a while now there's been a surplus of them and folks have been giving them away for many years. They make great cattle sentries against lions and wolves and their natural alertness, curiosity and aggression makes them Lion bait. Better a free Llama than a calf or a cow. It was cool your next picture was a lion. Happy Trails from Wyoming.

God bless him

I hear it to

This song makes me feel like telling my Boss fuck you n run threw the woods till I'm miles from ppl😂🤷

Storm clouds are building above the timber line
The lightning's flashing across the mountain side
The thunder's rollin' down the canyons of his mind
Somewhere beyond the great divide
The bugle of the bull elk echos through pines
The north wind moans her lonesome lullaby
He hungers for the freedom of an eagle as she flies
Somewhere beyond the great divide

He's heard the call of the wild 
He's heard the call of the wild
The mountains callin' to him like a mother calls her child
He's heard the call of the wild
Livin' in the city oh it gets to be a grind
Puttin' in his hours workin' overtime
Waitin' for the day he can leave it all behind
To go somewhere beyond the great divide

He's got to get away from the city for a while
He's gotta answer the call of the wild

He's heard the call of the wild 
He's heard the call of the wild
The mountains callin' to him like a mother calls her child
He's heard the call of the wild
Livin' in the city oh it gets to be a grind
Puttin' in his hours workin' overtime
Waitin' for the day he can leave it all behind
To go somewhere beyond the great divide

This is a cool and awesome song.

Love Chris the most

It's a great song to me. Love it.

Chris LeDoux silence on the line

When I tell people I hate country I mean I hate modern country I'm 20 years old and this is what I call actual country not that depressing my girlfriend left me type stuff🤘❤❤❤

Can people just like country music without saying how there a country boy or randomly thanking troops. Guess not.

Chris answered the call. See you in paradise friend

this song makes me feel free when i ride my horses and when i run around my farm

thanks for the share!!! awesome photos as well! much appreciated reggies!!!!

Im the seventh generation to be born and raised in Central Alberta. I'm the seventh generation to be brought up on the country, taught to respect women, and work hard for what I have, and I'm damn proud of that.

52 people have never heard the call of the wild

nice photos, Big Sky country, nowhere better is there?

# I have heard the call

I've heard a number of his songs, ain't never heard this one yet.

This song perfectly gets me right now. The mountains are calling.

Montana and Wyoming are my favorites be warned, not for the timid

To the 47 who disliked this song...go kick yourselves in your nutts you communist pigs!

This song gives me goosebumps

RIP Chris, now need more of Chris' son and Garth nothing like it', Country on!!!!!!

Red orange yellow green blue indigo vielot

I saw Ned Ledoux at CFD last year. He played some of his dads songs and it put a giant smile on my face and tears in my eyes.

My life I ride bull but on my spare time I love just being out in the woods and hunting I’ve been to Montana I love it it’s beautiful

da Bergamo...Italia.. viva COUNTRY!!!!!

I will never leave Wyoming

I remember when i was little my mom and dad would sing this to me, now its one of my favorite

I really appreciate your music

This song is how I feel

mi piace questo  COUNTRY stile moderno!!!

live in Arizona and saw him play many times👍 I'm so sorry he is gone !! I know if theres a Heaven no one messes with your Cow Boy hat ,haha. no body messes with mine. that song is a life of my own. Vietnam 68,69,70. & a souix friend gave me an Eagle feather all embroidered it so cool. Chris I'll probably see ya soon. I ❤ U man. God bless you Cowboy !

Thank you for your service and may God Bless You cowboy

I love this song. it reminds me of my grandpa. he lived in the heart of the black hills and was just intuned with it all.

Born in Colorado and raised there and New Mexico. a also grew up on Chris Ledoux and rodeos! This gives me serious nostalgia!

This song reminds me of elk hunting the Eastern slopes of the bighorns every time.Wyoming native and I ll never leave it

the mountains are my true home. from Toby

just listen for the 1st time,awesome music and man.i grow up listening to southern rock in the 70's,this music is what I've been searching for,any other singing cowboys around.

Some peolpe live for ever

Does any body else besides me know how dangerous the storm clouds above the timberline is and the lightning in the summertime?

Just wondering. I'm sure some do.

weejams i was thinkin the exact same thing.

@William Stoddard Ya know friend it is ashamed to say that no one really knows what the "divide" is now days. Most people see it as left and right and blue and red but many have shared a fire and coffee and welcome just after the Civil War even. Many a white man has sat in the lodge of a red man and made peace with their people.

There is a reason why people white people went west long before Lewis and Clark and the whole Expedition of the Louisiana Purchase. It wasn't because of Beaver Pelts. Our heroes in history paints a picture in green but most people went into a wilderness because it was wild.

I think this guy is a good singer.

*Was, sadly this great man passed away

This song reminds me of the Tetons. RIP Chris

don't like death

no no no no no

Welcome to the
GREAT NTH WEST..
BEST PLACE TO BE ...IDAHO. MONTANA..WYOMN.... HATE THE THGHT OF IT EVER GTTN OVER CROWDED.. DONT SELL RANCH LAND . NOT NEED MORE HOUSING SUBURBS.. OVER CRIWDED NOW.
IDAHO NOT FOR SALE .😉

call of the wild here in seattle too

same here in pullman. ps. go cougs!

BRady i live in idaho

Big Ounce Memes Coeur D Alene?

my brother died listening to this album it was his favorite song. will always remind me of him.

yes yes yes yes no no yes

car crash?

I'm biased so take this with that in note. Who would live elsewhere? People come to vacation in Montana from all over the world and living in Great Falls I have it all within 1 hr away. 4th generation MT boy here and damn proud of it. My sis lives in Casper WY and that is the only other state I will vouch for. Biased of course and I have respect for others but not like us 2.

montanastranger
My cabin is in the yaak but I live in gfalls wyoming is not ideal alaska is better

@Lenard Ruterbories where is the yaak?

Montanastrangee. Idaho. Southeastern/south central utah. Central Arizona (all tho central Zona being a national forest and so close to Phoenix is being over run with tree lovers) and Alaska are a couple you missed...

montanastranger I visited Montana (red lodge) for the first time on my eleventh birthday, I remember after five years the bull elk, grizzlies and mountain streams. When I graduate high school I’m hoping to move from Ohio to north western Montana near, glacier and guide elk hunts at Swan mountain Outfitters and guide school

@American fitness good for you

I was raised a country boy in Northern Minnesota, but I LOVE running out west. Love listening to Chris while running 18 wheels down the asphalt of Colorado, Montana, Wyoming, and Idaho.

lol, where you from? my dad's from Wahpeton/breckenridge, he also ran 18 wheelers

Brandon Browner what part of utah?!? I'm central, although I used to live in escalante

Another minnesota boy here, although im from near the twin cities. Keep on truckin friend, ive heard driving rig isnt what it used to be so I hope youre makin a good wage.

He's the best don't forget that

And roll on 18 wheeler see you on the road in my fraightlinner

nice pics in the video

great singer loved him

I thank the good Lord and all the men and women that have served to ensure our freedom and give us the opportunities to enjoy a country like this I was fortunate enough different times in my life to be in this kind of country and while I was serving in the Army I thought many times of places like this

TO THE 5 THAT THUMB DOWN KISS MY ASS

Hahodi d fuck off go suck on a tree coal is cleaner than solar or wind look into it

Fuck you dude

Well it’s 76 dislikes now sorry (don’t worry I liked)

@Hahodi d humans are destroying the planet dip shit coal doesn't burn itself.

Amen I hear it everyday I miss the mountains reminds me of my son who's always working to get the whole hunting season off

Reminds me of my hole life I love this song it reminds me of when I go in the woods for days

same here

favorite song for hunting remind me of when I hunted my first deer

I went to Wyoming to hunt Antelope a few years ago. I'll never forget it and I hope to go back. That's some beautiful country.

Oh yes. Antelope hunting in wyo is great, near big timber Montana and San raphael swell utah are the only hunts even close too that...

it is! i went up to budweiser ranch and branded their cattle on my channel snowy owl ranch. I live in colorado but want to go hunt there soon!! how hard was it to grab a tag?

@Libertarian Savage ive found you in the comments of at least 5 chris ledoux videos so far.

@BRETWALDA BJORN ikr

I plan to move to wyoming some day, I know the locals dont want that. If anybody from wyoming reads this I assure you I'm a conservative and plan to keep to myself.

very well done Reggie

Sitting in my cabin watching 200 elk come down the mountain..... very definition

lol, me and my buddies counted 230 elk in southern Utah crossing the road once, took 30 minutes

I Remember Perkinsville the bald eagle +more. Fri.Nov. 13th 2015 corner of cedar and west. The Arizona divide mm 188W

I I like it all

Chris LeDoux, In my book you have written a song of my everyday life. Thank you. Rest in Peace.

Mary Chapin carpenter

been to wyoming, not got to do montana yet, but i crave to be there

I love this song!!!!!!

I live here i love it

This song's awesome!