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Got their revenge at a loss of 2 to 1... not really a win

Flogging was removed from the Army Regulations by 1861. The last floggings were members of Company D, 3rd US in Centerville, VA the day before First Manassas . Their crime was desertion. They received the prescribed number of lashes (which were performed by the drummers) and branded with a "D" for deserter and cashiered from the Army.

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good yarn .where did you dig this up from

While the depletion of the massive herds sounds tragic, the reality is that the nations interior could never have been settled and farmed if these giant herds still existed.

The Indians killed the most with repeating rifles. Not P C to mention this!

Eastern Idaho is also part of Yellowstone National Park. I've read a lot of the stat's regarding the culling of the US bison in Dee Brown's 'Bury My Heart At Wounded Knee.' and Alan W Eckert's 'A Sorrow In Our Hearts.' The Life of Tecumseh.' The figures suggested of flagrant, needless, killing of these magnificent, bovine creatures is harrowing and extremely disturbing.

Great info and research! Thanks

The problem I have with Robert Redford is that he is so vain he never has a hair out of place, so he looks like an ad for a hair dresser. If had overcome his vanity he could have been a great actor as apposed to a good one.

Star light star bright first star I see it knight.

Stacy's nemesis..

Because he took a group of men through the flathead burial Ground that is sacred. So they punished Johnson by killing his family ! So Johnson declared war on the Flathead Tribe. It lasted for years and years. 😮😊

Johnson ended the fued when he killed all the warriors sent to kill him.

According to the book "Crow Killer," the Crazy Woman was a real person who had settled in the Wolf Tail Valley. After her children were killed and her husband taken captive, she remained in her cabin. Liver Eatin' Johnson, Del Gue and Anton Sepulveda were among the mountain men who "avenged" her. One popular story was that the mountain man known as "Hatchet Jack" was actually her husband who had gone insane after being scalped and tortured by the Blackfoot Indians when they took him away. It was known that Hatchet Jack had been scalped at some point in his life and that he was mentally unbalanced. Johnson refers to this when he tells the Crazy Woman that he cannot find any sign of her husband, but that he might return if he escaped from the Indians.

A pile of stuns, crazy, all this time I pronounced it STONES. AI..phew..

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One of my favourite movies

ANother great video! Is this fiction or history?

Thanks mate

I have never been lost but I have been a powerful might confused 😊

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It was late when I caught your video. Almost clicked on by. Very glad that I didn't. Excellent work here. Thank you.

Filmed entirely in Utah.

Great video! I loved this movie!

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For those who liked Jeremiah Johnson, here are other movies. "Mountain Men" starring Charlton Heston and Brian Keith. "Man In The Wilderness" with Richard Harris, similar to the Revenant. Both were about the mountain Man, Hugh Glass. Neither was accurate about the real life encounters of Hugh Glass. Also one to watch, but very hard to find, "Sacred Ground" with Jack Elam. Last but not least is The full series of "The Life And Times Of Grizzly Adams" Starring Dan Hagerty and Denver Pyle." Both seasons of this Wonderful TV series. Hours of entertainment at a great value. I bought a copy in Walmart!!!! Can also be found online. Hope this helps for those interested in mountain Man lore and life. All the best and may God bless.

A fine commentary the details I was unaware of. I saw the movie in the Spring of 1973 and it had a lasting affect on me, as a troubled 18 year old. It spurred me to want to see the Northwestern territory, and I began acquiring camping gear. I even bought a 50 caliber muzzle loader, that I still have to this day. A friend and I attended the World's Fair in Spokane by driving across the country, and we camped in territory around the story line places. People would talk to us about the Liver Eating Johnson history of the area, as it was freshened by the event of the movie. Such was common knowledge in that territory, but that was 50 years ago.

This movie has no idea about the meaning of this movir

when will you americans become peaceful people since 1776 ,what have you achieved .

Fascinating to see how honourably, bravely and decently people behave, when they’re outside of their, “tribal,” pressures of society and just left to think and do for themselves. Moving and tragic story, but with lots of hope mixed in with the horror. Thanks for that.

I knew the flatheads were capable of being fierce when Dell Jew said if they took insult they would gut them from belly to eyeball with a dull deer antler.

this sounds like AI generated and WRONG. the Flathead tribe didnt. It was the great Crow Nation. You missed the point of the film. The Indian on horse who watched him fish poorly is also the one at the end. It is not the Flathead people.

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Frontier justice.

Robert redord great actor my one favorite was the mountain man with charlton heston

Redford is a joke. typical Hollywood Dufus

the real so called Jeremiah Johnson or liver eating Johnson movie is all fiction, in fact he never did have a wife, traded with the crow & lived with them for short periods during the winter months, just another hollywood verson of turning an hill into an mountain type thing

My eight Great Grandfather was George Augustus Ninigret 1690-1747 Birth 1690 • Washington County, Rhode Island, United States of America Death 1747 • Washington County, Rhode Island, United States of America I read account of him using a war club as a calling card. It was said when he signed agreements with the colonist he would leave a war club implying he was ready to defend the tribes interest. Also he as known to (knock ) people on the head .

My interpretation was that the major had lost his mind due to a combination of syphilis and alcoholism. I agree, as a plot device his immediate suicide conceals Dunbar’s orders to Fort Sedgwick. As story element I always felt the major represented the spiritual decay of the “civilized” world that Dunbar was about to depart from.

Syphilis was my guess from the remark: "I just pissed in my pants and there's nothing anyone can do". There was no cure so he knows his condition is only going to get worse and he's become a laughing stock to his men so chooses to "do the right thing" and end his life while he still has the wit to do so.

I’d be worried how am I going to get my pay check.🤣

When I was a dogsledder, I slept many times out in the cold in winter in Minnesota. Dug holes in the ice to water the dogs and battled -70F temps one trip. It sounds glamorous to be outside and "get through" those times, but I can't say it was "fun." It was something else...don't know what to call it, but there just was something about it that is missing in today's society. I think it's the simpleness of it. Thanks for reading.

The truth is, he doesnt matter.

To your journey! To my journey!

Because every white man in the movie, except Dunbar, is crazy. All the Indians are normal Leave it to Beaver neighborhood people living in tee pees and speaking Sioux (or some other language?)

Jordan Peterson? Really? He is more delusional than Fambrough 😆

By ending himself and not documenting Dunbar's orders he is setting the stage for Dunbar's confrontation with the army in the future. They do not know his identity but do know he is in the company of Indians considered hostile wearing garb unlike that of an army officer and more like that of an associate of the hostiles. Appearances Dunbar cannot dispute or prove otherwise. The major was in a remote outpost far away from the cataclysmic battles to the east. He's an alcoholic, incontinent and depressed by all of those factors. Dunbar's mission and normalcy in comparison to his is unbearable.

Correction: I said "In the film he does not end himself" and should have said "In the novel he does not end himself"

Just like the Israelis seeking revengae against hamas. Times never change.