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If you haven’t seen the movie, I highly recommend it.

Why does he look like Charles Manson?

Riggel, is that you? A voice very familiar to me...

Some people are just indestructible.

How do you "retire" when you are a mountain man?

I guess calling the Movie Johnson The Liver Eater Would not have worked ?

Johnson was also know as Dapiek Absaroka, The Killer of Crows. After he made his piece with the Absaroka Crows, he was asked to accompany them to fight against the Sioux which he did. As a special insult to the Sioux he removed the liver from a Sioux leader that was still very much alive at the time. He took a bite out of it and then spat it out. He told the warrior it wasn't fit to eat. His favourite weapon in hand to hand combat was his feet. He liked to kick his opponents in the head to break their necks but didn't do it too often as it hurt his feet. That went on until he started to wear two sets of moccasins that protected his toes much like boxing gloves shields a boxers hand. After that discovery he used his feet frequently to dispatch his enemies. Johnson once murdered 26 Blackfoot warriors by enticing them in and then leaving fresh baked biscuits out for them to find that were laced with strychnine. The movie portrays him as a quiet hero type but the reality is he was a stone cold killer, perhaps a psychopath.

My brother and I saw this with my dad at an elks club viewing in milw. Around 1973 patterned my life philosophy after it.

"Joined the Navy" 'Deserted the Army" what?

I saw this movie upon it's theatrical release in theaters. Seeing it on the big screen was other worldly.

Dude ate his own leg now that is hardcore!

Great movie, and great man in real life

I did some research a while back and found out that, low and behold, I'm a direct descendant of John Jeremiah Garrison. It makes sense why this was my dad's all-time favorite movie when it came out. The movie literally inspired him to make the move to Montana in 1975/76 where he lived until his passing in 2005. I remember asking him as a young boy when I would go out to visit him why he was so drawn to the West and particularly Montana. He never quite understood himself why. After he passed I decided to research our family tree and finally understood his connection to Montana. I only wish that I could have given him the news before he died. But perhaps he already knows. RIP Dad and John Jeremiah. Hopefully you're together up in the heavenly wilderness. ❤️

Amerindian just like jeremiah called them.

That picture could have been Manson! Little Bit!😅😅😅😅😅

Here in America we measure weight in lbs. You want to tell me a story about an American do it in American...

I just watch a documentary about serial killers in the old west. "Liver Eater Johnson" was one of the people discussed in the program.

Saw the movie when I was 14 years old ,hunting and trapping and wanted be just like that living in wilderness. Well still an outdoors man at 65 yrs and loving it

Dude, ur voice b puttin me in dreamland 😂

Absolutely a classic movie!!

Brilliant film 🍿

I wish the First Nations fought for their land & cultural heritage as soon as the white man came ashore !

Her name was Naduah. It was a huge mistake taking her away from her family. The Parkers were no longer here family. She should've been left with the Noconi Comanche.

What if the Americans that found them were related to the people who killed and buried them their so they are saying we buried them like that we nee😮 need to finally realize only the whites that killed in the area came back to steal and act like the people did that there.

Los europeos solo son superiores con las armas

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A great contribution to the community, thank you for that 🪶

Lmfao fake history gtfo

Very good work, thank you.

Johnson looks like Charles Manson.

Enjoy the movie but today his picture would be posted at the postoffice psychopath

Ich finde, vom Aussehen her ähnelt der echte J.J. ein bißchen dem Charles Manson.

Looks a bit like Charlie Manson.

My grandpa‘s cousin Vadis Fisher wrote the book (mountain men ) that the movie Jeremiah Johnson was from. Vardis family home (Joe Fisher his Dad ) is protected by the BLM on the south fork of the snake river outside Ririe Idaho.

My uncle Jim was a ghost writer for the book. Lived in Utah. Kinda cool.

Jeremiah Johnson and little big man

It means then that natives mexicans blacks are united. White man wouldnt like that …..Divide and conquer

I wonder if had a fine Ciante and fava beans to go with those liver dinners? Uhhfuhfuhfuh!

Very interesting, but being a veteran myself, I would like to enlighten this commentator that the proper word is "Vet-er-an".....not vetran. Many people mispronounce it and I find it a bit disrespectful

We are the 1st indigenous ppls here!!!!! Stop the lies!!!!! I am 100% Yamassee we were here

Yall have to stop spreading lies. Lying to try to make-up for lost history is no better than white people telling lies or covering-up history. My father is Montaukett, thus my last name is Boyd and the Shinnecock is his sister Tribe. I've been around Shinnecock people my entire life and have Shinnecock family. I've been going to Shinnecock Pow Wows my entire life and my ex girlfriend is Shinnecock, so I know a lot about Shinnecock people. They're Algonquian. Algonquian people are originally from the Northin Canada and would be exactly the people you people call Red Indians, Mongoloids and Siberians. Before you start claiming people, it's imperative that you learn their stock first, because you make a ass out of yourself if you don't.

Impressive man

Sounds like a maniac………

The mountains in Colorado are breathtaking…………only GOD can create something like that……..✝️✝️✝️

Its wierd cuz black people an redskins always been really cool an cordial but redskins and mexicans hate each other for some reason

I've seen this film many times and I always wonder if anyone recognizes a young TANYA TUCKER as the oldest daughter of the settler found hiding in the corn crib.

Really? Did the African American mention the supresson of the Natives during the Civil Rights movement? Did they mention the enslavement and slaughtere of the Natives? Did they mention the poverty of the Rez? This was before casinos, and not all tribes have casinos. No, they didn't, not once. There is a mix, but a normal mix, and certainly not what the USA Blacks are trying to claim. In fact, there are a lot more whites that carry Indigenous DNA. A lot more whites have a deeper history with the Indigenous. The whites don't seem to be wannabes. Yes, talk about the mix, but don't exaggerate it and use it to change history and try to make the Natives and yourselves something that you are not.

I had never heard of this, thank you for your video ! 👍👍👍

Classic no doubt whoever remakes it better do it right