10 Of The Most Brutal Battles In The History Of The Old West

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I love your channel and would love to hear about tribes like the Iriquois, the Arapaho Powhatans and others of the earlyer frontier.

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Its so hard to wrap your head around what these people saw in their lives. Many on both sides were born and fought in the plains and lived long enough to see atomic bombs being used! Imagine living in that time frame

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Your best friend would probably say f you for that lol

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I love both channels (history at the Ok corral), and (Wild West faces) but both have many differing details of the second battle heard here, called “The Hayfield fight”. On Wild West Faces the story is called “The wagon box fight” part one and two. Like I said, both are great channels and love them both so I will continue listening to both. It’s always good to have different sources for anything. EDIT… I commented the previous before I heard the very end of the story here and he did mention the wagon box fight and that they were both very similar. WHOOEe! I’m So glad I don’t have to continue questioning the credibility of two of my favorites.

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What music is this that you guys use for these videos?

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How many indigenous tribes I have never heard of, it is so amazing.

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I wish there was a photo of Crazy Horse. I’d love to see what he looked like

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Me to I wanna know wat he looked like . The closest I think the movies have got to was son of the morning Star. That's wat I Invision crazy horse looking like

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Gonna watch half now, then the rest tonight with a glass of bourbon.

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Watching the first half with my glass of bourbon, wondering how your second half went with your glass

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41:38 The Sandbar Massacre: I have a feeling my 2nd great grandpa was there. My paternal line on my dad's side goes all the way back to William Bradford. DNA proof and paper trail. Every war in North America since the Pequot War at Fort Narragansett, my ancestors have fought for the colonies. I know my 2nd ggpa mustered out of the Civil War in New York. He soon moved to Illinois, then Wyoming, then Ohio, then (southern) South Dakota, then Montana, then Washington. When he was in Dakota, I know he was at least in Clay. At one point, his occupation on the federal census was listed as "Government Hunter. "

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I know we now romance the western time but i believe they all was way more tougfer then known 😊and the native s courage is so emprisve that to this Day i always been on the native side 🙏🏻im a norwegian and i also like the viking time and i felt i was better born in the viking time or in the western time my favorite times of history but i believe it would be amazing and way harder that i could imagine but i believe i would be happyer in that time but i would probably have been a friend of the natives always been a man who impressed by the people who could live by nature and nothing else. But so glad i found this Chanel and great upload and many storys i never heard about so i gonna hear em all ✌🏻Great work and glad i can enjoy this 🙏🏻i know some pictures and weapons not correct but dosent madder because all you say is correct so really enjoying this. So thanks to your work and great storys from history 🙏🏻hope soon hearing from some Apache storys i never heard maybe 😊but enjoy Evry story ✌🏻🙏🏻 Greetings CZ 75 Shadow

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Do you see the giant natives standing among the group of Indians ? Huge persons

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Greetings from Apacheria in the Arizona Territories ahe'hye'e

[@rodolforudygarcia3513]

There is an epic battle in a place called Pozo Hediondo, Sonora, Mexico. This battle was Mexican Sonora cavalry soldiers with Captain Ignacio Pesqueira against Apache chiricahua an mezcalero warriors with chief Mangas Coloradas as leader. In this brutal battle were famous Apaches lik Cochise, Juh, Geronimo, Chihuahua, and others. I'm not sure Victorio was there also. Please, check in Internet

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HOKC.... Yall have the best content... If your interested you should read up on "Custers first last stand" When he rode with phil sheridan and his merry band of arsonists in 1864 , Custer used the same tactics there (Travalians station), surrounded and facing anillation ... Theres a story about some gold spurs he took from a Confederate calvary officer too , but thats for another time ;-)

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You're Picture of the Springfield rifle is an old flint lock Antique weapon ? Edit Better ?

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It's obviously inaccurate if you know what a trapdoor looks like. I'm not going to hate on that inaccuracy because I've met several historians who know the history, and can write an excellent presentation, but are clueless on how the firearms actually look. For those of us who know what we're looking at it's glaringly obvious, but I try to be understanding as long as they aren't pushing the anti-gun agenda.

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Maybe edit (you're) spelling better?

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"marred" is a very strong word; "defined"[perhaps

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What? No way man. Really? We agree this a subjective point but c'mon! "Defined" has no pizzazz 😉

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I have heard it suggested that the cavalry men that couldn't run were probably not fit enough to run, rather than suffering some hysterical paralysis. Poor nutrition and for some a life time on horse back could well have left men bow legged or with other bone disorders. Given the era it seems more likely.

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Groundhogs day better historic same day school still happens.

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I like the content but the music is annoying cant we just hear what you have to say. And by the way “Bloody Knife” was Custer’s favorite Scout not Reno’s

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Music stays.

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[@michellesotelo6537]

Why are not including how brutal the soldiers were to the indigenous people how they skinned us including children and women and elderly and how the scalped our people for money and would parade body parts in town and even send them through the mail???

[@Carlton_Wilson]

Tactics they learned from "the indigenous people", most of whom were not indigenous at all but migratory invaders themselves.

[@brucewayne3602]

absolute truth with travesty of the worst order ... much too brutal to comprehend !!!

[@Carlton_Wilson]

@brucewayne3602 A greatly overexaggerated half truth, at best. The butchery was done in reprisal for far, far worse. Scalping was learned from the natives. Had native Americans not been so gruesome in their merciless violence their eventual subjugation would not have been deemed necessary. White settlers were interested in raising families and growing crops. The history of the Indian wars is well documented. They were a consequence of the savagery of native tribalism.

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Like the natives didn't do the same things to the soldiers they'd capture.

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@@ihlbit1 what we're not supposed to defend our land and ourselves against Invaders are you serious

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[@alanmiller1472]

Definitely need to do your homework more before making your video. Several mistakes about bighorn battle I noticed. The sequence of events of battle were not very detailed and omitted parts. Also the scout you referenced with reno was not crow but arikara and his name was bloody knife. Also not sure where you got your info about crazy horse sitting around that day knowing a battle was going to happen? Sitting bull had the vision showing him the soldiers like locusts attacking the camp and being killed. Several other inferences made also questionable

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Isn't that the truth!

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Andy keep it doing this tings,. look how greg abot ,. is acting 😢

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Governor Abbott "is acting" like a leader who understands the need to secure his state from foreign invasion.

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Ensconce

[@historyattheokcorral]

Wrong.

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Did they ever make bags out of the scrotums to carry like snuff or poison powder weed! 🦹😊