Isn't Eustace Conway Married At All? Couldn't Have A Wife Because Of His Off The Track Life?

Mountain Men is a series where the men leave their luxuries, such that they could live the life they want to and imply to their soul calling. It often requires great sacrifices, and those sacrifices are often linked with your happiness which could include your family, your wife and your children.

That is the reason why people, who are involved in such field of works, are often seen to be living a single life, but is Eustace Conway in that category? Does he lack the presence of a soul companion in his life because of his extraordinary way of living life? Let us find out!

Does Eustace Conway Live A Single Life, Or Is A Married Man? 

Eustace Conway has a lot of daredevil instincts inside him, and that is the reason why he is one of the greatest stars of the History channel classic, "Mountain Men" alongside Marty Meierotto.

But while doing extremely well with his career and his love for grassroots lumber operations, Eustace has not disclosed if he is a married man or remains single. 

The man, who has been nothing less of the sensational on the show, is not married by the looks of it. Perhaps he is not willing to leave his family at bay and go to a far away land and live a life; he has been willing to live since long.

However, chances remain that he is a married man with a wife; but is not willing to bring her identity in front of the cameras and public. 

We hope to see his wife one day, and know more about the personal aspect of this man's life!

But the silence, he has maintained in front of the public and media regarding his personal life, mainly his married life has often led people to call him a gay man.

However, the truth lies within himself, and no rumors could be believed until he comes out as a gay man, that is why we should not run for the hills right away, but wait for him to affirm or falsify these accusations.

Did you know, his dear friend from the same show, Preston James Roberts recently passed away? He took over his Facebook to share the grievous news with the fans and public. 

Eustace Conway: Mountain Men:

Tv personality Eustace Conway, who was born in 1961, is most known for his work on the History channel's blockbuster show "Mountain Men." 

Eustace spent last season constructing a grassroots wood operation from the ground up. With the development of a vast shed, a wood-consuming truck and an operational factory, Eustace has secured his future, financially.

This season, Eustace score a chance to clear a land somewhere down in the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina.

He can keep the trees and all the timber and pull it back to Turtle Island. With no street to get to, Eustace enrolls the assistance of Roberts and a couple of more contracted hands to go by horseback to set up a simple logging camp and utilize all of his mountain man creativity to gather 100-foot tall trees.

Eustace has been someone who has been in love with these sort of kinds of stuff from his early life.

When he was 18, he went down the Mississippi River in a handcrafted cedar kayak. When he was 19, he strolled the 2,000 miles of the Appalachian Trail, getting by on just what he could chase or assemble on the way.

In the past couple of years, he climbed the Alps (in tennis shoes), kayaked crosswise over Alaska, scaled bluffs in New Zealand and lived with Navajo in Mexico. 

Caption: A Polaroid of Eustace Conway including his photos while he was young.

Photo Credit: starcasm.net 

When Eustace was in his mid-twenties, he concluded that he needed to think about a primitive culture more nearly, so he traveled to Guatemala. He got off the plane and practically began asking,

"Where are the primitive individuals at?"

He was indicated towards the wilderness, where he climbed until the point when he found a remote town of Mayan Indians. He lived with the Indians for a considerable length of time, and they loved him to a significant measure.

No wonder he grew up to be the successful man, which is evident in his net worth, which dwells around $200 thousand.

Also, did you know, the book "The Last American Man" is based on and inspired by the life of Eustace? Well, you do know it now!

Be sure you do not miss the new episodes of Mountain Men on history channel on Thursdays!