thank you for not using ad blocker meaning they have to use outside ad revenue to subsidies the income they should be getting by people watching adverts. Not that it matters, you don't seem to understand how things work. Lots of holocaust stuff on TV filled with adverts they call, commercials. With that being the case for over 70 years, it seems like your opinion is based on being privileged and not really based in the real world. how dare they throw in a mcdonalds ad, a make up ad, a temu ad and a 4 more minutes of adverts in the middle of a serious matter. Its like they think they are the ones paying for something...
@linx7130 yo dawg, we gonna pimp your ride. Picture this, a 1987 ford aerostar hoopdie. The 5 speed v6 manual version. We basically steal it by paying $300 for this gem. Now, it doesnt have any of the rear seats, the wires are showing on 3/4 tires, and my buddies sisters boyfriend spray painted his name in gold with this hmong kid name james. But were gonna throw some coolers in tbe back and run from the campus police leaving the disc golf course after they saw us 4 boys hop in each with a 40oz of mickeys half full. I stashed my 8th in my buttcrack and we took off. I the end we just said we did tfhink they were real cops
Don't forget to remove all rear view mirrors and replace them with shitty little cameras that can't be adjusted from the inside of the.... As a matter of fact just replace the whole back seat with a state of the art gaming center consisting of an NES with the power glove and duck hunt
I live in Sheridan Wyoming. Our family farm is less than a mile from the Fetterman Massacre. Thank you so much for telling these historical stories! Especially in the light of the victorious First Nations, truly Great Nations worthy of respect!
Had a Blackfoot Teacher In School. For misbehaving in his classroom, he snatched me up by my upper arm and carried me down two flights of stairs to the principals' office, my feet never touched the ground. I had finger marks across my bicep for a week. Not the teacher you would mess with. His name was King Kooka. He was a great artist of some note!
I had a friend who was half Blackfoot. He was a cowboy, a rodeo star, raised cattle and horses, knew everything about hunting and fishing, etc. He was a big calm but strong guy. Nobody messed with him and he didn't have to prove his strength or courage, it was evident. His dad left a reservation and made a life for himself at a time when it was really hard for Indians to do so, back in the forties and fifties. He learned all sorts of construction and started his own crew laying foundations for new houses. He died a millionaire and all his kids did really well in life. That whole family was an inspiration to me of the values that really count in life.
So much to consider and learn. I've watched others on this subject that I've found difficult or impossible to watch some almost made for very dark even sadistic audience. Yours highlight more the inevitable friction from differing groups of soldiers, indigenous warriors, wood cutters, fur trappers etc. all with differing agendas some with the goal of trying to kill each other whilst others are looking to make a living through trade with other groups as well as groups hoping to ally themselves against threats from others. It's fascinating how these groups politically navigated themselves around each other. It must of been so utterly different from other places. Great video.
@@sirdebt1628agree!!! I'm a big Blood Meridian fan . Read it at least 15 times, listened to it easily 100 times. Ya know how sometimes you may play your favorite "album" over and over,.... When a song ends, your brain gives you a preview of next song?,.... That's how BM is with me. Soooo Good! It's like a huge long graphic novel with Remington and Russell paintings multiple times per page
I could see them playing him with liquor which in the early 1800s out in the west at least would be all that was available and it done little to dull the pain. Of course I've heard men in the civil war being amputated with no anesthetic although a lot of them became addicted to morphine.
Sir, you have the best UA-cam channel on the web. I’m very much interested in the topics you provide to us, especially due to my Native American heritage. Many thanks to you and your brilliant success in making this project happen!
I totally agree! This channel is totally awesome! Great radio voice as well as content. I have even started to like that odd slow country guitar muzac!
Most times these folk got sick because of the water, specifically they where pissing, s**ting, bathing and tieing their animals right next to and slightly upstream from where they collected their drinking water from while in camp. The Army had a big problem with this resulting in loads of outbreaks in camp during the civil war and indian wars, they eventually made a regulation that said you could only do those things a few hundred feet downstream of camp to avoid contaminating the water.
I love listening to this channel. My favorite stories are the ones that involve Texas. My ancestors are Apache, Arapaho, and Spanish. Do you have a Rumble channel? I like to listen to podcasts while I am working, and Rumble doesn't drain my phones battery.
The bloody Bender's a well-known story were supposedly never seen again although several people who knew them said they did see them in different parts of the country. However several members of the posse said they exacted frontier Justice on the benders and hung all four of them. But if that's the case the people that look like mall and Paul bender and Jon and Kate we're innocent. A man said to be John Bender senior also was known to when he was in leg irons to chop his foot off to make his escape. If they got away with it it was extremely disgusting although not uncommon in those days. There was whole family's butchered with axes between 1870 and 1920 and the vast majority of them were never solved. Although it is my understanding that they use the sledgehammer on the other side of the curtain to dispatch their victims.
I remember hearing about a conversation two Civil War soldiers had while drinking their coffee one morning. One said to the other that while eating his hard tack biscuit, he bit into something soft. The other asked "what was it? A worm?" And the first fella said "No, it was a ten penny nail." 😂
I've read that the bloodiest war with the most deaths per capita between whites and native people was King Phillip's War in the East. I had several relatives who died in that one.
The mountain people you forgot to mention are actually the Ktunaxa aka Kootenai people - their ancestral land covers northern Montana north eastern Washington and northern Idaho
And although a lot of people don't want to say it when you hate a group for their skin color alone that's racism by the very definition from both sides.
Your voice is amazing. Please lose the background sound, and I could listen to you all day but with that background sound I’m good for barely one episode.
I’m tired of hear these same old “good, brave, warriors” vs the “bad, stupid, mean” crap. The truth is. It was a brutal time. Everywhere. In any country on the face of the earth you found brutal people. Brutal by today’s stand. There wasn’t any side more wrong or right then the other. Wasn’t one side more noble than the other. You where ether brutal enough to live or your just in someone story they told sitting around with others eating dinner that night. And everyone laughed at how weak you were. 🤷♂️🤷♂️🤷♂️
I was born in 1800. In the desert of new Mexico. My mother from planet dweebo was forced to crash land. I am now 224 years old and mayor of tombstone Arizona.
If the victims of the hundred hand war had read "Sung Su" "Art of War" they would not have let their fragile egos control there actions in battle and they may not have died as they did like fools.
I’d argue the natives who lived off the land well before trappers occupied and explored it were far more tough, if we’re splitting hairs and Armchair Quarterbacking history. They achieved the same results as the trappers as far as productivity, generations prior to the latter even stepping foot in North America, with more limited if not outright prehistoric tools/engineering. I tell you there’s nothing tougher than fighting to protect your homeland while being outgunned by a wide margin. “To the Victor goes the spoils”, and in the Natives case “to the loser goes the smallpox and starvation”, I guess?
Ya Gunner I ran in to lil people homie in New Folsom in 2000 Homie was from bakers field,name rock.he was with the shits Good story .thedo look funny wen they working out. Keep ur story's coming love them all g.
She's probably saying that your wording is akin to the way that media whitewash the crimes of the police by seperating them from their actions. The buffalo were slaughtered wholesale as a method of starving the natives. @@historyattheokcorral
ok captain pedantic. Maybe you should look up the definitions. Dwindling buffalo heard and slaughtered buffalo heard are tantamount to the same thing, here, because words mean something...if you want to be a bleeding heart that uses words that youtube would deem not for children. Then you go ahead and do that, but you must be insane if you're trying to show they have different meaning. slaughtered though usally means forever. dwindling happens over time and doesn't recover. They dwindled, they didn't get all wiped out at once which is usually what slaughtered means in this context. They didn't just dissapear one night, it took many years.
UA-cam just full of 5 year olds now? Like they saw the video was 3 hours and yet they complain. Maybe parents shouldn't spare the rod, who knew disciplining children in some way would have a positive impact on everyone as a whole. This isn't what I expected but I don't care, its good to be surprised by a nice video like this! shouldn't the history of the OK corral be about the history of the OK Corral and not history of the wild west? Wouldn't that be a misnomer and more aptly named, the history of the wild west or the spirit of the history of the wild west? something actually about the topic we are watching? Not that the OK corral was important enough to do more than a movie called Tombstone about. Only 3 people died and it lasted less than a minute and so far doesn't seem to have any lasting effect on history. I would have thought it was a huge affair that lasted a while and multiple dozens were killed. With what it is, other than Earp and holiday. But the truth is much more tamer than anything Hollywood sold you. Either way, thank you for the video and thanks for not cutting too much fat from the juicy details
@@Maldoror200You are a really nice person❤. And I tend to agree...rock on. You took me from getting ready to smash out some snide remark about They can call their channel anything they want! Stop already!!! To - Hey&- I sure do have my moments, too, when I have alot to say. The second feels so much nicer. Thank you.
I had neibors that were Blackfoot, I spent a great amount of time at their house, when any meal was underway, they each had a iron frypan, which the grease from previous meals was Omni present, they each prepare their individual meals, they'd sit the frying pans on the arms of the couch and chairs, being so hot , overtime they had burned and melted rite down to the framework! The basement was flooded and never drained, as they lived close to the rock river, lilly pads and seaweed ever present! Other then the old black and white tv, there was only one picture that graced the four walls, the WW2 submarine the father had served on ! When it was curfew time the Mom Betty, would holler for my friend, I can still hear her, she'd yell loud "Baldy, if he didn't go home the next yell was you sh*tass, lol
I'm not saying he committed suicide I'm sayi ng Howell may have threw caution into the wind. These men were experienced virtually all of them survived what should have been certain death. The man had a premonition that he would never join his beloved. To be at any point in the west you would have known when arrows are flying all around you and you have to cross the river to use your horse as a shield.
I've heard the story of the benders although I heard it was John Junior that dealt the be that as it may they were all involved in mass murder serial killing
No such thing as a poison bullet back then. They had poison arrows and sometimes they did but the same poison on bullets. But it wouldn’t work on bullets. And why they may say poison bullets is because in a lot of tribes the word bullet was the same as arrow.
I sure am glad that I'm not the only person that still loves Cowboys and the things Cowboys do. Mtn Men, Frontiersmen, train robbing bastards, fur trappers, and all & anything from the dawn of the 20th century right on back to Eve, and her snake
Do not know how they got the name but , they are from the Aamsskaapipikani, Pikuni and Siksikaitsitaopi peoples,of Canada and the USA.Some say Blackfeet or Blackfoot.
Though there are several stories on how they received their name, the most plausible is that their moccasins were blackened from the long journey across the prairie to reach what would become Montana. The Blackfeet band now living on the Blackfeet Reservation are descendants of the Piegan branch of the Blackfeet
What more do you think should be said about it? He said she fell in a vat of boiling soap and died. That's what happened. What else would you like to know about it?
The lakota have had rifles and pistols from the late 1700s to very early 1800s and they didn't throw knives from horseback. Smh.. Red Cloud loved his Henry rifle. The lances may have been there but rifles and pistols were definitely there. They didn't throw tomahawks either. The Indians didn't like giving weapons to their Enemy.
How difficult would it be to Teach the American Children the EntireTruth (good bad & ugly) about American History 🇺🇸 instead the Revised History taught Nowadays?
@angelic7007 what about playing cowboys & Indians kids are not supposed to have any fun you never see kids playing army no more toy gun's stupid times have a great day every one 👍........
I love the feeling of being snuggled up wrapped around a woman as I sleep don’t get me wrong but after a while there is that feeling of damn I can’t really be me be me 100% even after the close personal intimacy of sex and some will know what I mean. It’s like I know I’ll never be around someone that doesn’t make me feel like I’m around someone in other words be myself comfortably and not worrying about another’s judgement at any moment
Hello my name is Jeff my daddy is a Korean war veteran his brother Uncle Howard on my way to the cemetery I pass a civil war veteran grave next time I go by there I'll write the name down
Being about 20% Indian I can understand both sides. I also understand although I identify as white that I might do the same thing if someone come on my land put me off of it and tried to hold me in a reservation I'm not strike out the same way. I also understand broken treaties and such. At the same time these men were not involved in that they just had the misfortune of trying to find employment.
I get an odd comment from immigrants to the northeast united states saying that they expected to see a lot more white people (before you get all ally on me u must know theyre primarily from countries in Africa and Asia - regardless how ppl find themselves in America, although many may disagree Im sure - my rant says that once here, a spirit is adopted by America - that is why I always wondered, while growing up where were all the Indian( native American) ppl? Until recently no one really thought of Asia when u mentioned Indian bc the word was deeply ingrained in culture 3xcept where q tribal name was known and used - the greatest respect we give native Americans is that there are thousands and thousands of original names or later named after the original ppl - we only allow esteemed individuals and entities to be given the honor - but it does feel spooky sometimes toponder where the ppl went - I grew up in a place w an native name and only met a handful of them in a quarter century
Interesting how the Natives were utterly defeated by the Americans; from loosing there the native languages, their land, their population, and are now burdened with drug and alcohol problems; reservations a bastion of poverty and addiction and animal cruelty, and who before the White Man, were on the verge of exterminating the Bison (it was not until Americans conquered them, and dramatically reduced their numbers, that the bison made a come back of sorts), and regularly brutalized their fellow Indians; Comanche and Apache existed entirely on raiding, murdering, raping, and pillaging, the Sioux, who originated in Northern Canada, conquered, killed, raped and murdered Natives of the plains, with their own leaders; Crazy Horse in particular, murder by fellow natives, and yet someone how we lionize them as their angelic beings. Very peculiar aspect of human behavior...
You REALLY need to go back & relearn American History if you actually believe that Native Americans were the reason that the bison were almost wiped out. They were almost wiped out because the American government wanted to get rid of the Native Americans & knew that if they destroyed the bison, that they would also destroy the Natives. The paid a bounty for every bison as well as every Native man, woman, & child.
I'm going to guess that you've never been to a reservation? If you had, you'd know that many tribes still speak their own languages & MANY tribes also have more bison herds than anyplace else in the country, except perhaps Yellowstone Park. Natives have ALWAYS used everything of any animals killed; NOTHING goes to waste. Natives are NOT the reason that bison were almost wiped out; the American government knew that if they destroyed the bison herds that they would destroy the tribes. That's the reason the government paid for the bison to be shot in such large numbers & then left to rot across the prairie. They paid a bounty on every bison killed along with each & every Native man, woman, & child murdered.
Dont you all find a good story told well presses a big old red pleasure button in the mind .Back from when all we had way back was a good story and a wooden flute. Transcribe that to the American indian wars. Ie the American hollocaust ...and the white boys had fiddles and banjos and juice harps and harmonicas. And the odd guitar..though rare ones. Gene Autry apart. Rock and roll was born..these are throwbacks to that ethos and era. .i build a fire in a pit in back to recreate this magic ..and magic it is. ...music is the rythm of life. The storys are the dance.the fire is the stage. No wknder a lot of indigenous peoples use storys and song to impart a creatuon story ...and thier ledgends .... they're effective..emotive ..menorable . believeable..and excellent entertainment .....what more ...like our book ..the liabrary of parables that is the Babble ...best bits left out .good story though....a tragedy ....nice script
its history and this is how you educate people. Somethings are wrong and THAT is why people find it hard to believe. Some things like pretense instead of portend. Nothing that makes the over all statement wrong...its all here online for you to see, because you won't pick up a book. Just seems like you only learn from fiction and have watched too many movies. Next thing you say is I can't believe the stories you tell because its more like a movie than real life.... And yet people believe the show 1,000 ways to die even though its all fiction....people who watch for entertainment and not education are brain dead stupid. Not trying to be rude but if you're offended by facts, then being smart isn't for you. And if that is true then asking questions and saying anything is entirely pointless. But most stupid people will say things about stuff they don't understand. Trying to be a good human being makes your fat lazy friends look down on you like you're trying to be a big shot when you're just trying to be yourself and a good person...doesn't mean I am fake because I have high hopes for everyone. same thing here
I cannot get enough of these stories!! I have found yet another UA-cam gem!!
Love the historically accurate accounts on this channel. Real history.
Watching from Greece.hi everybody.
Very interesting video.
Isn't it BEAUTIFUL? Hello Greece,
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Historical accuracy and coverage is perfect...
Thank you for not ruining the very serious subject matter with a RAID SHADOW LEGENDS ad
thank you for not using ad blocker meaning they have to use outside ad revenue to subsidies the income they should be getting by people watching adverts.
Not that it matters, you don't seem to understand how things work. Lots of holocaust stuff on TV filled with adverts they call, commercials. With that being the case for over 70 years, it seems like your opinion is based on being privileged and not really based in the real world.
how dare they throw in a mcdonalds ad, a make up ad, a temu ad and a 4 more minutes of adverts in the middle of a serious matter. Its like they think they are the ones paying for something...
Lmao that's why i play naked Tetris
Trust me dawg if he got a sponsor from them he would’ve definitely put it in this video
@linx7130 yo dawg, we gonna pimp your ride. Picture this, a 1987 ford aerostar hoopdie. The 5 speed v6 manual version. We basically steal it by paying $300 for this gem. Now, it doesnt have any of the rear seats, the wires are showing on 3/4 tires, and my buddies sisters boyfriend spray painted his name in gold with this hmong kid name james. But were gonna throw some coolers in tbe back and run from the campus police leaving the disc golf course after they saw us 4 boys hop in each with a 40oz of mickeys half full. I stashed my 8th in my buttcrack and we took off. I the end we just said we did tfhink they were real cops
Don't forget to remove all rear view mirrors and replace them with shitty little cameras that can't be adjusted from the inside of the.... As a matter of fact just replace the whole back seat with a state of the art gaming center consisting of an NES with the power glove and duck hunt
I live in Sheridan Wyoming. Our family farm is less than a mile from the Fetterman Massacre. Thank you so much for telling these historical stories! Especially in the light of the victorious First Nations, truly Great Nations worthy of respect!
Great work my friend. Captivating delivery, narration.
Had a Blackfoot Teacher In School. For misbehaving in his classroom, he snatched me up by my upper arm and carried me down two flights of stairs to the principals' office, my feet never touched the ground. I had finger marks across my bicep for a week. Not the teacher you would mess with. His name was King Kooka. He was a great artist of some note!
I believe the politically correct term is African American Foot
@@SpicyTexan64Stupidity is all you show.
@@Keith-u8lYour Indian name is "He-who-doesn't-get-Jokes".
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I had a friend who was half Blackfoot. He was a cowboy, a rodeo star, raised cattle and horses, knew everything about hunting and fishing, etc. He was a big calm but strong guy. Nobody messed with him and he didn't have to prove his strength or courage, it was evident.
His dad left a reservation and made a life for himself at a time when it was really hard for Indians to do so, back in the forties and fifties. He learned all sorts of construction and started his own crew laying foundations for new houses. He died a millionaire and all his kids did really well in life. That whole family was an inspiration to me of the values that really count in life.
What about the mountain man who fell onto his own bear trap while going #2 in the forest?
We should never forget the great trapper Castor Wraight.
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The best part? He was saved by Claude Balz 🎉
Please do a video on the Wiseman massacre in St. James Nebraska.
Love your channel
So much to consider and learn. I've watched others on this subject that I've found difficult or impossible to watch some almost made for very dark even sadistic audience. Yours highlight more the inevitable friction from differing groups of soldiers, indigenous warriors, wood cutters, fur trappers etc. all with differing agendas some with the goal of trying to kill each other whilst others are looking to make a living through trade with other groups as well as groups hoping to ally themselves against threats from others. It's fascinating how these groups politically navigated themselves around each other. It must of been so utterly different from other places. Great video.
I am 2 hours late and the stream is still going on? I love this channel.
This is good! Among the tales is the story of the Benders.
Good video 👍
Love your work here mister. Besides all the great retelling of great stories, that guitar groove never gets old. Thats hard to do!
Thank you kindly!
I'd love to know your bookshelf. These stories are phenomenal. Thank you.
Excuse the expression but they kick ass!
If you haven't you should read blood meridian
@sirdebt1628 Judge Holden is in my top 3 literary villains of all time. Excellent book
@@sirdebt1628agree!!! I'm a big Blood Meridian fan . Read it at least 15 times, listened to it easily 100 times. Ya know how sometimes you may play your favorite "album" over and over,.... When a song ends, your brain gives you a preview of next song?,.... That's how BM is with me. Soooo Good! It's like a huge long graphic novel with Remington and Russell paintings multiple times per page
New subscriber from SW. Oklahoma....Very informative & well done...Thank U
BTW: The Delaware tribe's actual name are the Lenape' & the Sioux are better known as the Lakota.
I could see them playing him with liquor which in the early 1800s out in the west at least would be all that was available and it done little to dull the pain. Of course I've heard men in the civil war being amputated with no anesthetic although a lot of them became addicted to morphine.
Thanks!
Sir, you have the best UA-cam channel on the web.
I’m very much interested in the topics you provide to us, especially due to my Native American heritage. Many thanks to you and your brilliant success in making this project happen!
I totally agree! This channel is totally awesome! Great radio voice as well as content. I have even started to like that odd slow country guitar muzac!
Everybody body in America is n"native American"you get a DNA test ?wanna display?
@@kennybachman35 I'm ok with anyone who pulls their own weight,and takes care of their own I forgot what I even commented on
I don't know how you can look down on Israelis, as an America. They only exist because of, and for, the US's bloodthirsty imperialism@@kennybachman35
Nate Champions should have been on this list.
He faced 54 gunman alone during his last stance.
Lovely, perfect timing just as I'm about to have ma tea (dinner)
Pretty long dinner. 😂
Cool tale….💯🤙🏻😎
Those chuck wagons were a rolling cesspool of bacteria. The chow had to be a major cause. 😮
Great channel 👍👍
Most times these folk got sick because of the water, specifically they where pissing, s**ting, bathing and tieing their animals right next to and slightly upstream from where they collected their drinking water from while in camp. The Army had a big problem with this resulting in loads of outbreaks in camp during the civil war and indian wars, they eventually made a regulation that said you could only do those things a few hundred feet downstream of camp to avoid contaminating the water.
Red Cloud was a bit more than a 'formidable' Chief...
Agreed but this is part of an overall series, trust us Red Cloud is going to get his due. A true military genius.
Hey, we gotta post named after him. Camp Red Cloud. Area 1, Republic of Korea.
Lovr this
Yeah, he was a vicious savage, too.
@@C.O._Jones Lmao what? Who says 'savage', are u literally from the year 1820?
Another story for another time. 🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
I love listening to this channel. My favorite stories are the ones that involve Texas. My ancestors are Apache, Arapaho, and Spanish. Do you have a Rumble channel? I like to listen to podcasts while I am working, and Rumble doesn't drain my phones battery.
Thank you! Yes we are on Rumble as well!
Are you on Spotify? Love your channel@@historyattheokcorral
We will be soon!
@@historyattheokcorral I already followed.
Could you please do some videos about the Russian forays into Alaska?
We have one! Check out "The Battle Of Sitka" in our videos list! More on this coming soon as well!
The bloody Bender's a well-known story were supposedly never seen again although several people who knew them said they did see them in different parts of the country. However several members of the posse said they exacted frontier Justice on the benders and hung all four of them. But if that's the case the people that look like mall and Paul bender and Jon and Kate we're innocent. A man said to be John Bender senior also was known to when he was in leg irons to chop his foot off to make his escape. If they got away with it it was extremely disgusting although not uncommon in those days. There was whole family's butchered with axes between 1870 and 1920 and the vast majority of them were never solved. Although it is my understanding that they use the sledgehammer on the other side of the curtain to dispatch their victims.
Good morning. Wait 10 ways to die in the old west. #5 has got to be the coffee? 😂
I remember hearing about a conversation two Civil War soldiers had while drinking their coffee one morning. One said to the other that while eating his hard tack biscuit, he bit into something soft. The other asked "what was it? A worm?" And the first fella said "No, it was a ten penny nail." 😂
Diarrhea is the real mvp
@@danielconquer909 yeah, I can see how that can be physically draining.
"Cowboy" coffee done right over an open fire is actually some of the best I've had. It's everything else that wants to unalive you.
These 3 sentences are all out of wack...
I've read that the bloodiest war with the most deaths per capita between whites and native people was King Phillip's War in the East. I had several relatives who died in that one.
The mountain people you forgot to mention are actually the Ktunaxa aka Kootenai people - their ancestral land covers northern Montana north eastern Washington and northern Idaho
Love to hear you speak of existing cities. Stone cathedrals. Etc. etc. And of giants. While speaking of the West speaking on The Fringe. The truth
By the way good job
And although a lot of people don't want to say it when you hate a group for their skin color alone that's racism by the very definition from both sides.
Your voice is amazing. Please lose the background sound, and I could listen to you all day but with that background sound I’m good for barely one episode.
Good
I’m tired of hear these same old “good, brave, warriors” vs the “bad, stupid, mean” crap. The truth is. It was a brutal time. Everywhere. In any country on the face of the earth you found brutal people. Brutal by today’s stand. There wasn’t any side more wrong or right then the other. Wasn’t one side more noble than the other. You where ether brutal enough to live or your just in someone story they told sitting around with others eating dinner that night. And everyone laughed at how weak you were. 🤷♂️🤷♂️🤷♂️
If only everyone could understand this
You must be fun at parties. 😄
Wow, alot of PLACES TO NOT GO, EVER! John P.
I was born in 1800. In the desert of new Mexico. My mother from planet dweebo was forced to crash land. I am now 224 years old and mayor of tombstone Arizona.
This is the style of life many people today should experience
I already subscribed bro
I don't know what was more dangerous the " old west " or modern day Chicago....
Amen
Idk, Metzger's death seems heroic and manly to me, immortalized in history for all time. He should have had a revolver though.
Yeah I'm sure he felt the same way.
If the victims of the hundred hand war had read "Sung Su" "Art of War" they would not have let their fragile egos control there actions in battle and they may not have died as they did like fools.
So the soldiers kept thier Horses engines in Idle mode for extreme readiness..🐎🐎🐎🤠
I like your video and I love how u shit talk the haters subscribe
And I tell you there's nothing on this planet tougher than a trapper. You want to be in with a group of tough men that don't come any tougher.
I’d argue the natives who lived off the land well before trappers occupied and explored it were far more tough, if we’re splitting hairs and Armchair Quarterbacking history.
They achieved the same results as the trappers as far as productivity, generations prior to the latter even stepping foot in North America, with more limited if not outright prehistoric tools/engineering. I tell you there’s nothing tougher than fighting to protect your homeland while being outgunned by a wide margin. “To the Victor goes the spoils”, and in the Natives case “to the loser goes the smallpox and starvation”, I guess?
Ya Gunner I ran in to lil people homie in New Folsom in 2000
Homie was from bakers field,name rock.he was with the shits
Good story .thedo look funny wen they working out.
Keep ur story's coming love them all g.
First in accuracy was less than 5 minutes in, it wasn't a dwindling Buffalo heard it was a slaughtered buffalo herd.
No idea what you're talking about.
She's probably saying that your wording is akin to the way that media whitewash the crimes of the police by seperating them from their actions.
The buffalo were slaughtered wholesale as a method of starving the natives.
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ok captain pedantic. Maybe you should look up the definitions. Dwindling buffalo heard and slaughtered buffalo heard are tantamount to the same thing, here, because words mean something...if you want to be a bleeding heart that uses words that youtube would deem not for children. Then you go ahead and do that, but you must be insane if you're trying to show they have different meaning. slaughtered though usally means forever. dwindling happens over time and doesn't recover. They dwindled, they didn't get all wiped out at once which is usually what slaughtered means in this context. They didn't just dissapear one night, it took many years.
@@ravinraven6913 you're unqualified for this
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UA-cam just full of 5 year olds now? Like they saw the video was 3 hours and yet they complain. Maybe parents shouldn't spare the rod, who knew disciplining children in some way would have a positive impact on everyone as a whole. This isn't what I expected but I don't care, its good to be surprised by a nice video like this!
shouldn't the history of the OK corral be about the history of the OK Corral and not history of the wild west? Wouldn't that be a misnomer and more aptly named, the history of the wild west or the spirit of the history of the wild west? something actually about the topic we are watching?
Not that the OK corral was important enough to do more than a movie called Tombstone about. Only 3 people died and it lasted less than a minute and so far doesn't seem to have any lasting effect on history. I would have thought it was a huge affair that lasted a while and multiple dozens were killed. With what it is, other than Earp and holiday. But the truth is much more tamer than anything Hollywood sold you.
Either way, thank you for the video and thanks for not cutting too much fat from the juicy details
@@Maldoror200You are a really nice person❤. And I tend to agree...rock on.
You took me from getting ready to smash out some snide remark about They can call their channel anything they want! Stop already!!! To - Hey&- I sure do have my moments, too, when I have alot to say. The second feels so much nicer. Thank you.
Great channel. I'd love to donate some bucks for the work you do.
He was screaming cause of Diddy clapping his cheeks!!!!
Them Blackfoot warriors faught hard but sadly were outnumbered lol
This would have ended any other group but only one trapper unfortunately it was howell.
Poison bullets? You mean the North plain tribes invented the Russian 5.45 X 39.? 7N6 round? Make sense likely crossed the Barren land bridge.
Barren? Where's THAT? Do you mean The Bering Strait land bridge? Words matter.
I had neibors that were Blackfoot, I spent a great amount of time at their house, when any meal was underway, they each had a iron frypan, which the grease from previous meals was Omni present, they each prepare their individual meals, they'd sit the frying pans on the arms of the couch and chairs, being so hot , overtime they had burned and melted rite down to the framework! The basement was flooded and never drained, as they lived close to the rock river, lilly pads and seaweed ever present! Other then the old black and white tv, there was only one picture that graced the four walls, the WW2 submarine the father had served on ! When it was curfew time the Mom Betty, would holler for my friend, I can still hear her, she'd yell loud "Baldy, if he didn't go home the next yell was you sh*tass, lol
This channel is actually just a psyop of the Mountain Man Modeling Agency™️
It's Cim a Ron, not Cim a Rone.
Depends on English or Spanish pronunciation
Cimmaron can be pronounced either way .
I wonder how they got the name ( Black Foot)..
I'm not saying he committed suicide I'm sayi ng Howell may have threw caution into the wind. These men were experienced virtually all of them survived what should have been certain death. The man had a premonition that he would never join his beloved. To be at any point in the west you would have known when arrows are flying all around you and you have to cross the river to use your horse as a shield.
"Portent". Not "pretense".
"You have died of dysentery..."
90's kid, we salute you. 🫡
I've heard the story of the benders although I heard it was John Junior that dealt the be that as it may they were all involved in mass murder serial killing
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Lol spot on.
32:20 could that be considered chemical warfare?
Biological
No such thing as a poison bullet back then. They had poison arrows and sometimes they did but the same poison on bullets. But it wouldn’t work on bullets. And why they may say poison bullets is because in a lot of tribes the word bullet was the same as arrow.
"History"?
Morbid curiosity nada mas.
Wow so edgy and smart you must be a popular guy w the ladies.
I sure am glad that I'm not the only person that still loves Cowboys and the things Cowboys do. Mtn Men, Frontiersmen, train robbing bastards, fur trappers, and all & anything from the dawn of the 20th century right on back to Eve, and her snake
1:34:44 - You _fell_ a tree, not "fall" it...
Anyone know how the blackfeet got their name ?
Do not know how they got the name but , they are from the Aamsskaapipikani, Pikuni and Siksikaitsitaopi peoples,of Canada and the USA.Some say Blackfeet or Blackfoot.
lol. that makes sense, considering I could barely spell their real names let alone say them...lol@@Mikaela39989
I believe it was because of the black moccasins they wore.
Though there are several stories on how they received their name, the most plausible is that their moccasins were blackened from the long journey across the prairie to reach what would become Montana. The Blackfeet band now living on the Blackfeet Reservation are descendants of the Piegan branch of the Blackfeet
Bro just glossed over the fact that this dude’s daughter died by falling into a vat of boiling soap 😂
What more do you think should be said about it? He said she fell in a vat of boiling soap and died. That's what happened. What else would you like to know about it?
Why is it so long .
# 11: The Fair.
The videos on UA-cam shut down after the first 5 minutes. This blows, said Custer. Lol
( @nd then more canoes, and more canoes, and then after several thousand canoes, full of injuns, boarded the ship, it sank.)
The lakota have had rifles and pistols from the late 1700s to very early 1800s and they didn't throw knives from horseback. Smh..
Red Cloud loved his Henry rifle.
The lances may have been there but rifles and pistols were definitely there. They didn't throw tomahawks either. The Indians didn't like giving weapons to their Enemy.
How difficult would it be to Teach the American Children the EntireTruth (good bad & ugly) about American History 🇺🇸 instead the Revised History taught Nowadays?
Whatever happen to the 10 little Indians nursery rhyme.
@angelic7007 what about playing cowboys & Indians kids are not supposed to have any fun you never see kids playing army no more toy gun's stupid times have a great day every one 👍........
the first film in my opinion is.... significant ,, as redcloud is my biological great great great grandfather
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I love the feeling of being snuggled up wrapped around a woman as I sleep don’t get me wrong but after a while there is that feeling of damn I can’t really be me be me 100% even after the close personal intimacy of sex and some will know what I mean. It’s like I know I’ll never be around someone that doesn’t make me feel like I’m around someone in other words be myself comfortably and not worrying about another’s judgement at any moment
What? Off subject
Rose and his party shouldn't have been hunting the Blackfoot Buffalo 🐃
Hello my name is Jeff my daddy is a Korean war veteran his brother Uncle Howard on my way to the cemetery I pass a civil war veteran grave next time I go by there I'll write the name down
Being about 20% Indian I can understand both sides. I also understand although I identify as white that I might do the same thing if someone come on my land put me off of it and tried to hold me in a reservation I'm not strike out the same way. I also understand broken treaties and such. At the same time these men were not involved in that they just had the misfortune of trying to find employment.
Yeah my ancestor Joseph droulliard was mutilated by black feet for hunting beaver..
@@Maldoror200 read his wiki
@@Maldoror200 he was a member of the Louis and Clark expedition
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I get an odd comment from immigrants to the northeast united states saying that they expected to see a lot more white people (before you get all ally on me u must know theyre primarily from countries in Africa and Asia - regardless how ppl find themselves in America, although many may disagree Im sure - my rant says that once here, a spirit is adopted by America - that is why I always wondered, while growing up where were all the Indian( native American) ppl? Until recently no one really thought of Asia when u mentioned Indian bc the word was deeply ingrained in culture 3xcept where q tribal name was known and used - the greatest respect we give native Americans is that there are thousands and thousands of original names or later named after the original ppl - we only allow esteemed individuals and entities to be given the honor - but it does feel spooky sometimes toponder where the ppl went - I grew up in a place w an native name and only met a handful of them in a quarter century
9 of them are should be opium related lol
Interesting how the Natives were utterly defeated by the Americans; from loosing there the native languages, their land, their population, and are now burdened with drug and alcohol problems; reservations a bastion of poverty and addiction and animal cruelty, and who before the White Man, were on the verge of exterminating the Bison (it was not until Americans conquered them, and dramatically reduced their numbers, that the bison made a come back of sorts), and regularly brutalized their fellow Indians; Comanche and Apache existed entirely on raiding, murdering, raping, and pillaging, the Sioux, who originated in Northern Canada, conquered, killed, raped and murdered Natives of the plains, with their own leaders; Crazy Horse in particular, murder by fellow natives, and yet someone how we lionize them as their angelic beings. Very peculiar aspect of human behavior...
You REALLY need to go back & relearn American History if you actually believe that Native Americans were the reason that the bison were almost wiped out.
They were almost wiped out because the American government wanted to get rid of the Native Americans & knew that if they destroyed the bison, that they would also destroy the Natives. The paid a bounty for every bison as well as every Native man, woman, & child.
I'm going to guess that you've never been to a reservation? If you had, you'd know that many tribes still speak their own languages & MANY tribes also have more bison herds than anyplace else in the country, except perhaps Yellowstone Park.
Natives have ALWAYS used everything of any animals killed; NOTHING goes to waste.
Natives are NOT the reason that bison were almost wiped out; the American government knew that if they destroyed the bison herds that they would destroy the tribes. That's the reason the government paid for the bison to be shot in such large numbers & then left to rot across the prairie. They paid a bounty on every bison killed along with each & every Native man, woman, & child murdered.
@@tandiparent1906 🤣 They were also given blankets infected with smallpox, right? 😆
@@curiouser-and-curiouserYes.
Portent not pretense, @ ~20 min
Wrong.
Dont you all find a good story told well presses a big old red pleasure button in the mind .Back from when all we had way back was a good story and a wooden flute. Transcribe that to the American indian wars. Ie the American hollocaust ...and the white boys had fiddles and banjos and juice harps and harmonicas. And the odd guitar..though rare ones. Gene Autry apart. Rock and roll was born..these are throwbacks to that ethos and era. .i build a fire in a pit in back to recreate this magic ..and magic it is. ...music is the rythm of life. The storys are the dance.the fire is the stage. No wknder a lot of indigenous peoples use storys and song to impart a creatuon story ...and thier ledgends .... they're effective..emotive ..menorable . believeable..and excellent entertainment .....what more ...like our book ..the liabrary of parables that is the Babble ...best bits left out .good story though....a tragedy ....nice script
"I used to be a trapper once. Until i took a bullet to the elbow"
Go
So in areas there was traditional warfare, the indians are rich. In areas there wasn't traditional warfare, they're poor. Weeeeeird.
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A lefty view for sure
3 hours to explain 10 ways to die in the old west? Ummm no...hard pass
Ummm nobody cares what you think gamma boy.
Telling these stories word for word like he was there.That is why its hard to believe anything you people say.
It's history bro.
its history and this is how you educate people. Somethings are wrong and THAT is why people find it hard to believe. Some things like pretense instead of portend. Nothing that makes the over all statement wrong...its all here online for you to see, because you won't pick up a book. Just seems like you only learn from fiction and have watched too many movies. Next thing you say is I can't believe the stories you tell because its more like a movie than real life....
And yet people believe the show 1,000 ways to die even though its all fiction....people who watch for entertainment and not education are brain dead stupid. Not trying to be rude but if you're offended by facts, then being smart isn't for you. And if that is true then asking questions and saying anything is entirely pointless.
But most stupid people will say things about stuff they don't understand. Trying to be a good human being makes your fat lazy friends look down on you like you're trying to be a big shot when you're just trying to be yourself and a good person...doesn't mean I am fake because I have high hopes for everyone. same thing here