HazzardAyre Broadcasting KTOW FM

08/22/2023

Military Warbird Radio, for Military Aviation Enthusiasts military radio

08/11/2023

06/17/2023

Current President of the WolfPack Aviation Association, CEO of AyreWolf Broadcasting LLC. Of Twin Falls Idaho.

06/13/2023

strange but true.

Created in 1974 in the small rural Idaho town of Hagerman KTOW and Companion programming through HazzardAyre Radio, has currently 28,million listeners and growing, if it has to do with towing, bet your next insurance payment you'll hear about it on KTOW

03/27/2023

Created in 1974 in the small rural Idaho town of Hagerman KTOW and Companion programming through HazzardAyre Radio, has currently 28,million listeners and growing, if it has to do with towing, bet your next insurance payment you'll hear about it on KTOW

03/26/2023

07/13/2021

As Sheriff Roscoe would say, Good News Good Newz Yup, in reading RadioWorld m agazine. learned that huuurrrayyy Yup the Shack is back. N...

05/25/2021

Are TV networks, just flat off the reservation? Why do they hide so much? Why do they not let YOU my fellow Confederates cannot talk to th...

05/15/2020

05/15/2020

05/15/2020

01/06/2020

Here I thought it was Monday already. Did I flat sleep a full two days? Must have so I woke up, and wondered why there was Football on, ...

12/21/2019

the giant is about to awaken

Source: https://www.spreaker.com/user/ayrewolf/hazzardayre-coast2coastfm-4 Politics and culture of the west

12/14/2019

12/14/2019

12/12/2019

I have heard from many people, including my darling and permanent sweetheart PoohBear, why I bust my ass, every day for many hours building and refining our online radio gig? After all I could just…

12/07/2019

Look at whose laughing now? Heard from the string can line, that Car Craft and 4wheeler Magazine are now stopping being printed. EasyRiders stopped a few months ago, Most area and even nation radio…

12/05/2019

So get a FB response, some gal says she’s all in. Says she could meet up at the Mall at 17:00 hours. So having to go do tasks outside the Lair, I went. So got there at just under 16:00 Hours. Sat d…

11/24/2019

I never considered a 25/7/366 day career running a towing service. I had three other choices. The first was hanging a badge on my breast and doing the cop thing. I hung around cops and dispatchers …

11/24/2019

The Women of Roswell & New Manchester, Georgia

It’s not a commonly known event in the War that Confederate civilians, primarily women and children, were deported to the US by General Sherman in the summer of 1864. Sherman is on record as desiring the deportation and/or extermination of Confederates.

There were factories in the Confederacy, just not as many as were in the United States. The mills at Roswell and New Manchester engaged in the production of Confederate uniforms. With most of the men away in the Confederate Army, there were primarily women and children and a few old men present.

In July of 1864, the US military arrived in these towns, cavalry units. The workers were rounded up and held in the town square, Sherman’s orders were they were to be sent to the US. The mills were burned and much of the town and homes burned as well.

Various accounts record the women were subjected to insults and abuse, and r**e. Some of the officers finally stationed the bulk of their men to camp a mile away that night. One Union soldier’s letter records: "We always felt that we had a perfect right to appropriate to our own use anything we needed for our comfort and convenience."

The total number of women deported was between 400 and 500. The women were transported north and arrived in Louisville. They were to be sent north of the Ohio River. A New York newspaper account recorded: "It is hardly conceivable that an officer bearing a United States commission of Major General should have so far forgotten the commonest dictates of decency and humanity...as to drive four hundred penniless girls hundreds of miles away from their homes and friends to seek their livelihood amid strange and hostile people.”

These women were kept prisoner, some died of disease and starvation, but for the most part we don’t know exactly what happened to many of them as most were never heard from again. There is a book out with some research into some of them.

The men returning home found their towns and homes destroyed and their women missing. Most would not have had the funds to pursue extensive searches, especially in the late 1860’s. Communication was limited in a devastated and military occupied land, there was no telephone and no internet. There are a handful of men who were able to locate their wives and families and bring them home, for the most part this was not the case.



(Photo New Manchester Mill Ruins, GA)

11/20/2019

Strange things that go bump in the night while you sleep, are more than just strange spirits floating around. It’s also very strange people on social networks. There’s this seat cover that’s cb rad…

11/19/2019

Good news, good news as ole Roscoe would say, We finally have a shop. That means Cooter’s Kustmz, where its not Customized, its Cooter-ized, will be headquartered. That handle to light our candles …

11/19/2019

It’s an early Tuesday morning. One of those that makes a Confederate Marine as happy and proud as a mother peacock in the early dawn. We had a great meeting last night. A shop is on the horizon, wh…

11/13/2019

Tuesday was a happening. First off , dropped a load of 22/5 truck tires on my foot, off a forklift, went to the hospital, got that bandaged up. So pain meds in hand and a ride home, tried to catch …

11/12/2019

Some days I get to thinking FB must hate me, the Knytes, and certainly the WolfPack. You go to post something on a group or a page only to find, that the page really has expired, or you were just s…