Captain Jack's last stand: The Modoc War finale

[@Riqueee24]

I’m black & Native American I appreciate your show bro 💯💯

[@cquestion7243]

Hey partner ur an awesome story teller. We been listening to ya since the bloody beaver day's. We have a ranch outside chiloquin Oregon among the Klamath and modoc people. Great tribe's. Thanks for keeping their stories alive. From sum old cowboy's. wonder if folks know the story is that the U.S government took captain Jack's head and to this day have not returned it..

[@WildWestExtravaganza]

Thanks!

[@rogergdavis6605]

The Rogue River Wars would be a great study for it's ferocious nature, shaping a forgotten corner of the Old West.

[@Fvpigpen26]

Your colorful addressment of these aforementioned stories are as entertaining as a porcupine at the state fair or a squirrel in the fourth pew. That said, I'm hooked.

[@AIRRAID2]

Hi Josh ! Hope you and the family are doing good 👍🏻 Now if you excuse me I will turn around and enjoy this piece of history. Wish more people would be able to enjoy this big medicine podcast!

[@WildWestExtravaganza]

Thank you

[@CmdrMoosicvsLounge]

Thanks for using the series type format. Much more informative as you don't have to try to cram all the information in one video. Keep up the great work!!👍✌😎

[@mec4lifesmiley700]

Love it. Don't stop.

[@dannysimmons3167]

Always look forward to the stories. Good one.

[@johnnieplageman9145]

Highlight of my day, thank you sir!!!

[@lemhanback9595]

Nicely done, onward to the next. Talley Ho!! 😂😂🤣🤣😂😂

[@Kaz-e7h]

Luv it can't wait for what you got in store for us next

[@jayfelsberg1931]

Nelson was huge man and a major political figure in Kentucky, and very and and arrogant. When Davis asked for a pistol, and comrade came up and "I have the item right here." As Davis went on his mission, the pistol owner helpfully said, "It has a trainter trigger, work light." Good advice, as it turned out. The story is from Shelby Foote's "Civil War: A Narrative."

[@dubyacwh7978]

Thank you for another excellent podcast keep them coming please

[@WildWestExtravaganza]

Thank you sir

[@mrbill_oh_no]

Great stuff! Love the fantastic story telling.

[@DgDanger72]

Love the new format senor.

[@donbakken4459]

AWESOME CHANNEL!!! I LOVE IT!!!!! I CANT BELIEVE THE DETAIL OF THESE IMPORTANT STORIES. WOWZERS!!!!

[@iainmelville9411]

C Question said it first, but you spin a great yarn. Entertainment, thy name is Josh.

[@kenkrausse3624]

Excellent

[@WildWestExtravaganza]

Thank you

[@James-tf7hc]

Ya yah I'm totally addicted to this fella what a great podcast/site what have you Total excellence

[@WildWestExtravaganza]

Thank you!

[@swhip897]

Great series.❣

[@dewaltdig]

Good stuff. Keep it up. I'm caughting up . Daniel Boone my hero. That's where iam

[@AIRRAID2]

Oh Jim! Oh Jim! Oh Black Jim, so thin so thin you fell into the crack within!

[@Idahoguy10157]

LTC George Custer died at the hands of the natives. He had being a brevet Major General in the civil war. Which was a temporary rank

[@OGRocker1]

Hey Josh, I enjoyed the series living nearby helps. learned a few things, questions a couple, but overall thought it was awesome. Now I know who the Winema Nat'l forest is named after. hope you get a chance to do the Rogue Indian Wars. Will be looking forward to another excellent story told by you. God Bless you and the family, take care.

[@TsmithJustin]

How the fuck did I miss this!? I gotta get my shit together.

[@denisethetford9178]

Found it!

[@plymouthduster225]

Great video as always Josh. In the upcoming episodes of the Johnson County War will you be talking about Ella's Waston or "Cattle Kate" as she came to be known by and her husband James "Jim" Averell?

[@WildWestExtravaganza]

Hopefully!

[@swhip897]

Hey I live in NE Ok. But where they put these people is now contaminated from mining zinc ore for WW 2. Area is now deserted. Many people died from the lead poisoning. Cardin Ok, Quapaw, Oklahoma. Pitcher ,Ok area. 👍✌

[@WildWestExtravaganza]

Ah that sucks

[@setapart1forever]

Love your content bro

[@WildWestExtravaganza]

Thanks Frank

[@BenSHammonds]

did you ever see the 1954 movie about this, Charles Bronson did a really good job as Capt Jack, Audrey Dalton be looking real pretty and then there is Alan Ladd as main character :P

[@WildWestExtravaganza]

No, not yet. Pretty good?

[@BenSHammonds]

@@WildWestExtravaganza yeah is pretty good, I thought Bronson really did a good job in that one

[@McDanielRanch]

Man I found another channel not as good as Josh here but it's a good channel and if u like this u should check him out @ legends of the old west, been watching his Tom horn story and man is it a good one. Ur killing it josh have been since the bloody beaver days. Just want to say thank u. Ps still waiting on a Sam and tom Edward episode to loses it head over.

[@WildWestExtravaganza]

Agreed. Legends of the Old West is excellent! Def better than my stuff but thank you.

[@leerogers630]

Another great story but you’re wrong about the naming of sore ass legs it’s not because of the water contest in the 1700s it was known as by curiously before it was visited by the famous Spanish explorer San luv de’cock Francisco on his way to the coast Where he founded a city sharing his name and energyIntroducing the natives to whiskey and Molly after he passed through the natives then referred to it as soreass even tho it’s 300 yrs later Some of the ancestors of those tribes still walk funny

[@unclejoe7466]

Thanks for the episode. Good telling. If you're interested, The History Detectives tv show did an episode on a woven basket that may have been made by Toby Riddle. Season 8, Ep. 9.

[@WildWestExtravaganza]

Thanks! I'll check it out.

[@unclejoe7466]

@@WildWestExtravaganza You're welcome!

[@denisethetford9178]

Hook me up with parts 1 & 2 please, I can't find them!

[@glasair38sr]

Ahem…. HYAAAAAAHHH!

[@glasair38sr]

👏 👏 👏

[@doittoit4116]

An hour long fossil fuel ad just interrupted this video Josh.

[@samwalker1461]

Were the Indians now!

[@chaddixon5725]

Wasn't Custer a general?

[@rialobran]

Colonel when he died

[@johnmatthews4717]

I wonder why the Americans considered the Indians untrustworthy..