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Comanches were the most feared tribe of all. As warriors they could not be beat until the Buffalo soldiers that is.

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A navajo here. I’m being told to reach out to Comanche elders. To establish positive relations and help gather resources with our neighbors.

Thank you for the lesson.

GOOD VIDEO. VERY INFORMATIVE WITH NUGGETS OF HISTORICAL INFORMATION. SALUTE!!!

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I am writing you fron Coata Rica Central America Thank you for teaching us

How can I get ahold of this guy to buy a bow and arrows for hunting

Masterclass! Thank you.

Thank you for sharing, I feel we all as tribal members need to learn more about our people and teach our younger generation, You are a blessing to use Dr. Henrietta Mann, My Grandmother was Ossie Swallow Dyer Harrison and Wesley Dyer also My Grand Father Jay Swallow RIP

I’m very interested in the old ways can I buy some arrows and do you also make a genuine bow that can be used? Let me know thank you

Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us.

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Merci beaucoup pour votre vidéo.

I don't think it's 30,000'I think it's more like 50,000 million Is there a black hawk have big arrows

Hi Willie I've Subscribed to your UA-cam Channel. Thank You Willie for your information my friend ((" I LOVE EVERYTHING ABOUT INDIANS")) My great great grandparents and my Grandparents Full Blood CHEROKEE INDIANS👍😃❤️ Willie I wish I could Visit You in person some day.

I would love to know more about how to make an arrow and a bow comanche style. Length of fetching, width of the bow, etc. Is there anywhere that I can find that information?

Excellent information. Only wish he'd used traditional methods of how they would have been made using tools from 200 yrs ago that the Comanche would have had.

Thank you, very interesting!

That was real interesting! You know, you see in the Hollywood movies every time there is an attack in the westerns you see arrows sticking everywhere. Man, as much troubles as those things are to make I wouldn’t leave one of them anywhere. I can’t imagine anybody else would either except to do it on purpose to make a point.

Thank you for such an informative video of keeping your rich true American heritage alive and well. You are a true Native American legacy. All the best and stay well. Thank you!

Thankyou!

Too bad the audience's comments were 'soft' and garbled. I missed a lot. The moderator said in the beginning that she would repeat the comments but she did not. I loved the book .

you probally wont see this but im half Comache from west texas and for the past few weeks ive been wanting to learn more about my people and i like your youtube account because which im assuming your Comanche too that is well Comanche and i feel so cool that there is still activity from my people today

Let me know what is the length of the quill on the arrow

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This is awesome! And this fella is an amazing explainer 🙂🏹

I'm 120 years old and a swedish longbow man. Our bows are two inches long and our arrows are one inch. As you can imagine it comes in very handy when you are getting teabagged by the polarbears.

I LOVE this. I've never been more motivated to volunteer somewhere.

I find it so awesome to hear these stories of the 2 nations would the Sioux be added as a third alliance to the Cheyenne ?

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thank you for posting this! :) beautiful and clear, thank you for sharing.

What is the name of the intro music ?

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I like to point out the fact "point n shoot." Any sharpened point going any miles per hour will penetrate.

Much respect to the indigenous more so to the connection to mother.

Your awesome and awesome video be safe out there 😎👍🙏

It sucks that the Lakota drove you off your lands. So who has claim to the Black Hills? Cheyenne were there before Lakota.

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I was wondering how long in real time it takes to make an arrow like this.

Keep up the work! So much respect and saddened the old ways are dying. Folks like you keep them relevant and alive

Great information. Thank you for sharing your skill and knowledge.

To the gentleman that is making those arrows you talked about putting three grooves in the arrow to drain the blood. Well I'm wondering that if you put the groove all the way to the back of the arrow and one of those screws is you knock in the other two is the feathers that if you use the groove to tie the feathers in that groove with the glue it would make it set on the aero smoother. It's just the thought I saw in a suggestion to you sir, if that would not help hold your arrows on the feathered better

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but what about when there were no horses in north america....?

Thanks and appreciation. Really interesting. I wondered if he is left-handed, too. I've heard that various Native American languages are similar, but apparently not that much if it's more efficient to communicate through sign language. Opens up a new door. Thanks for sharing.