"Human Devils in all Nations" | The Modoc War series finale

[@thepyrodude]

Lynn Schonchin Sr was one of my teachers at chiloquin high school a relative of this Schonchin

[@p51nion]

Your videos reflect an excruciating diligence in research - something I suspect most viewers fail to recognize. Great work. Also valuable history. The residents of that part of Oregon, in particular, should take an interest in and appreciate.

[@TheStoryOutWest]

I’m glad you recognize the research that goes into these. Keep watching; I’ve got some good projects lined up in the near future. Thanks!

[@KevinSmith-yh6tl]

I've only briefly heard/read about this subject,you breath life into all the participants, and bring them back to life. Vary well done Sir.👍

[@TheStoryOutWest]

Thanks Kevin!

[@kije6639]

I love this series! Thanks for making it!

[@TheStoryOutWest]

Thank you- I'm glad you got something out of it!

[@RichGilpin]

Great series on a difficult and complicated topic. You brought it to life. They grow a lot of horse radish in the Tule Lake area. Interesting that some 70 years later the Government chose the Tule Lake area for one of the Japanese Internment camps. Keep up the good work!

[@Paul-u4z2j]

I own property the borders the Mt Shasta wilderness area. Surreal landscape, extremely beautiful but it will break a horse's leg if galloping. After learning about Captian Jack, I understand its not my land at all. Thank you sir for this information.

[@mikeeuritt4396]

This series of Modoc videos is my first from your channel, very well done, thank you

[@whbrown1862]

Great presentation! Very enjoyable and informative. I learned about the Modoc War through research on Colonel Davis. I thoroughly enjoyed your introduction of Colonel Davis!

[@leo8049]

You remind me of the cool history teacher that's everyone's favorite at the school. You're videos are really interesting! Keep at it! Subs will grow with time!

[@TheStoryOutWest]

Thank you! I dig the cat photo!

[@josiahlewis7391]

I’m always entertained by your videos, even though they revolve around history I’m not typically interested in. They’re high quality.

[@TheStoryOutWest]

I appreciate that, thank you

[@lukasg4807]

Just found your channel. It's all incredibly well researched and your storytelling is great. Keep up the good work!

[@Theo1505]

Seriously, you do great work.

[@TheStoryOutWest]

Thank you!

[@HalfWarrior]

The Modoc were just living their own way and should have been left alone; when their lives were threatened by the US government;they fought back; imagine that;who wouldn’t fight to save their own lives?

[@joemcelroy2118]

Great job on the review of the Modoc War. I have been to the actual site on the Lost River where Captain Jack surrendered to the Army. They where hiding out in a cave along the river. It is a peaceful area with plenty of water and game. Too bad they were found.

[@Modokni]

This is such a well done view into a little remembered part of American history

[@jenniferbartholomew3627]

Well done! Best video synopsis I have seen to date. Not overly generalized (White settler vs. Native American) like most documentaries on the subject. Some of the WInema information in part 1 obviously came from Meacham's book as it was the fairy tale version of her life.

[@TheStoryOutWest]

Thanks for noticing 🙏

[@tikitavi7120]

Always thought the Modoc War would have made an incredible movie. It must have been a bitter thing for Jack to see his betrayers go free. There are rats in all races.

[@p51nion]

Thanks!

[@AdamSmith-yn4ch]

Fantastic video series. I think you found your calling friend.

[@skymeadow7762]

Thank you 🙏 we are going tonight to the Lava Beds under the Hunter Moon 🌝

[@BeanNonya]

They may have said they took the heads for medical examination. But as a part of the tribe, I believe they took it the show power and to put in a museum

[@joeshmoe8345]

Too cool, keep it up big dog.

[@TheStoryOutWest]

Thanks Boss

[@Truly1Tom]

What is very seldom understood of the Modoc War is that it was the most costly of all of the Indian Wars of the 19th century in terms of the numbers of troops deployed and the financial resources expended.

[@psychosneighbor1509]

I enjoyed the series. I'd like to go see this area myself. How about a modern tour map video? What roads to take to sites, hiking distances etc.. Thanks:)

[@TheStoryOutWest]

Not a bad idea. Thanks for watching

[@KhyeTheWandereR]

I like your channel. Seems like the modoc and the settlers had a good thing going until the federal government put the modoc on a reservation. A simultaneously beautiful, tragic and romantic history

[@matthewp3017]

Yesssss

[@leo8049]

As someone born and raised it Oregon, it amazes me this wasn't taught to us in school. Crazy they'd rather tell us Columbus discovered America and didn't commit genocide😂😂

[@BeanNonya]

I'm Modoc and when I was little they told me I was wrong for say the same thing and I got in trouble

[@Theo1505]

Thanks!