The history of The Bozeman Traii, for me, please. The waggon ruts of which are still visible. The Bozeman Trail impacted hugely upon land, the tribes and the settlers alike.
The American/Mexico conflict before(and under) WWI could be interesting. I got the interest about the subject after reading "Barbara Tuchman's The Zimmermann Telegram". Cheers 👍🏼🍻
The Lakota is on the short list. I have done two on them already. How crazy horse earned his name and A Lakota Love Story. They are pretty old though. My style has evolved a bit since then.
Extremely rare to have someone who’s actually clearly educated on the topic they’re talking about on TH-cam, as well as clearly understands it from an intricate level of knowledge gained by studying the exact subject themselves raising and specifically how they lost certain battles. Extremely rare these days and I appreciate it. Thank you for all your videos man!
I desend from Numunuh, the Comanche, and Quanah Parker. Great video and good information. I only wish you had started at the beginning of the bands and tribe. I'm proud of my heritage and people. Many who tell the story of Numunuh do so with the Myth: the Peaceful, Noble Native. We warred and conquered, just as the same was done to us. For 'no less noble a cause,' as the saying goes. I wish people would let all tribes take pride in dignity in defeat. That they fought for as long as they could. There is honor in that. Pity is not needed. It cheapens heritage and history. Numunuh were conquering long before the whites came. I still live in these plains. Near Matador, TX. It feels like home. Always has.
This video was the last in a series I have done on the Comanche. It’s possible if you are looking for origins you might want to check out “Apache Terror” I go through how the Comanche rose to power and their conflict with the Apache.
I descend from Scandinavians and though some would want me to feel guilt for the things they did I just shrug it off knowing all nations did such things throughout history. No one should ever feel ashamed of their heritage. Our ancestor's struggles to survive are the whole reason any of us are even here to contemplate the past in the first place.
@@AbnEngrDan respect that and not judgemental. Retired military officer we certainly didn't win in Vietnam and Afghanistan. Like said earlier no one Saints US used blankets with disease and some tribes burned ppl alive and kidnapped kids. Not like you or me did it.Been happening for centuries and will continue to happen for centuries. Just look at what happened in Israel on Oct 7 last year. Evil and Good part of life just like birth and death.
@@moralityisnotsubjective5 The whole reason is you may come to know the true ruler of the entire earth is Jesus Christ. God whole his hand back from destroying the world. Mankind is not doing too bad a job in his attempt with the satanic ruler who seems to have the most influence in mankind's way of thinking. How do you change the future if are using the same method as the past? Only how mankind has the weapon to destroy a whole country in seconds.
Comanche grievances fall short, once you realise the impact their ethnic cleansing purges had upon the Plains Apaches. Comanche war bands totally eradicated many flourishing sub-tribes/clans of Apache, and drove the bigger ones out of the Southern Great Plains altogether, into the arid mesquite and cacti infested deserts and mountains. "What goes around".
They chose violence, and they were artists in their level of skill in committing acts of violence. But the White man came and his industrialized violence could not be matched by mere artistry.
historically speaking, the comanche were originally at the mercy of apache, blackfeet, arapaho and other tribes in wyoming up until the widespread adoption of horses among the comanche bands, which transformed comanche society and changed the balance of power in the great plains region. The generation spanning blood-feuds between the comanche and apache and other tribes paired with the desire for grazing land led to perpetual violence between the comanche and apache.
Great way to spend a rainy(here in France,) Saturday Afternoon...Said before; reminds me of my father back in the states who loved Western History, living between Wyoming and Iowa in the 30's and 40's...Cheers...rr Normandy, Fra.
It honestly makes me want to build up ranch land to raise buffalo on. It would help support the revitalization of buffalo and, once a decent population is raised, help provide highly nutritious meat when certain powers want us to eat the bugs.
This channel give so much more about the Indians than the standard "history" learned in school in my country which is "The Kingdom of Danmark". Thanks and Cheers👍🏼🍻
As a member of the Comanche nation I love your stuff. My ancestor chief Mow-way’s village was attacked while he visited Washington DC. It’s mentioned in the Empire of the Summer Moon book. My wife is a member of the Cheyenne and Arapaho tribes. That would be a good topic as well.
My favorite format for history videos. Someone really interested in a topic who does the proper research and then breaks it down and explains it to you like a friend would. Great content brother thank you for your time and efforts.
@@josepha.r5839 I appreciate the intrest Puertoricans are of indigenous spanish and african decent. Our indigenous ancestors where assimilated by the spanish and freed slaves where absorbed into that already mixed culture. As a result aspects of all three are present in our modern culture from simbolysm to music and food to the way we speak spanish.
This channel is criminally underrated. I’m from Texas so needless to say this is my history and stomping grounds. Thank you so much for these historical facts. God bless
This was the best one yet, and they've all been utterly fascinating. I'm watching this from my small cottage on a windswept cliff in a place called Lizard point in Cornwall ( about as far as you can be from the plains of Texas ) Anyway, great channel man.
You put so much research into this video. It was clear, concise, very educational, extremely well done. Once I stared I could not stop watching. It deserves an award. WOW !! Just plain WOW !!!
Extremely high quality of work, you show deep knowledge, understanding and appreciation of history- compared to many other historical channels that copy past enciclopedia articles and show extremely biased approaches . As non American who knows very little about that period is just mind blowing!
It's really not surprising that Sheridan went scorched earth on the Plains Indians, he was in fact the architect of the same tactic against the Confederacy. Sherman's devastating March to the Sea, where his soldiers killed all livestock and destroyed all crops in a 60-mile-wide swath, was under Sheridan's command.
Good documentary. I actually did my basic training at Fort Sill Oklahoma when i joined the Army. It’s a pretty desolate place just surrounded by endless planes. i do remember when my parents came to visit my graduation we visited the cell where Geronimo was held and it had a warn circular path in the center where he walk for years in a circle.
Thank you for sponsoring HIGH QUALITY illustration! It was this that got (and kept!) my attention from the first video I reviewed until now...keep up the great storytelling!
Very good video. I like seeing the artwork, pictures, and maps of the subjects and area. Enjoyed the follow-up on the two main characters after the conflict. Nice Job...what is next?
The Comanche series is over. In two week I have a neat story from the 1850s. It’s a bit of a mystery. Two Indian guides guide a wagon train out west. Chaos ensues. It’s a fun one.
Very good series of the Comanche's. As always you did a great job of the Comanche's series and all other Native American's, and all the work you put into all series. Thank You
The buffalo hides were used primarily for drive belts at the start of the industrial revolution. It was the only thing they had till oil / rubber came to be. Thanks.
Great video. Great research and presentation. Like the pauses, it was like turning the page of a book. This must have taken some time. You may not get rich but thank you. Very balance and thorough.
I think what would put your channel over the top is a better microphone. Seems to be better than your earlier videos though. One of my favorite channels, but just a little constructive criticism as audio quality is so important.
@@DavidFuller2036 A decent microphone could be purchased for like $200. It would be a very small price for a much better listening experience, especially when the content revolves around speaking.
Love your videos, informative and very well presented. From your clear, well-spoken, well paced speech, to the beautiful paintings/pictures and maps and the historical photos of some of the amazing historical figures you are speaking about. You clearly do alot of research for your content and your passion and diligence shows Much appreciated and enjoyed from New Zealand 😎👍
As always top class material, well researched and narrated. This is quite rare on TH-cam. Just question: would you consider taking on Blackfeet? I think they are so often omitted and yet they were so aggressive and in some ways the most successful tribe both in USA and Canada.
Well-studied content, thank you. It is fascinating to review the history of the Commanche tribes. Tremendous warriors eventually had to accept a terrible peace treaty due to the superior numbers of their enemy conquers.
Sir, very well performed I enjoyed it deeply. I took some studies about this time and I appreciate the showing of the (as we know today) facts and protagonists as you did. McKenzie was shameless treated by the army and a great strategist btw . Keep them coming son! All the best from Northern Germany Ludwig.
These are such excellent videos man. You are a gifted story teller bro. And.these native Americans deserve to have their stories told the world America.and.also Canada have a extremely ugly past with regards to the basic genocide of a people. Their courage and balls and fighting skill is truly amazing. Also their extreme cruelty. But war is ugly and brutal. These stories really make me grateful to be alive right now and have lived in a peaceful country never had to choose between surrender or die. Anyways God bless bro ur Channel is one of my very top favorites. 🙏🏻💯👍👍
I'm from Oklahoma and love learning about the history. It's so sad what our history has to show and I wish it was different. We have a road here called quana Parker
Much Respect for your Presentation of the Last Comanche Wars, there was no other choice but to totally defeat them and finally bring Peace for the Settlers in Texas and the South West.
Hey dates and dead guys, have you read “3 years among the Comanches” by Nelson Lee? I ordered a copy a couple weeks back and just got around to reading it. It’s a quick read, but fascinating all the same. Love the channel, cheers!
I have read that. One of my first videos ever was actually based on that book. It blew up and got my channel monetized. The video is called kidnapped by Comanche. If you choose to watch it, be kind. I feel new to TH-cam now 2.5 years in. 3 months in my stuff was rough.
Very good story teller of real history. I live in what was Comanche territory, Big Spring, Texas. I would love to hear the story of Marcy and the first thanksgiving that people here say was the first thanksgiving.
I was born in Kansas about 30 miles north of Medicine Lodge, but have lived most of my life in Lubbock and Amarillo, the very area described in this video: from the Canadian River to Palo Duro Canyon and the Llano Estacado. I’ve heard about Quanah Parker, Ranald McKenzie, and Billy Dixon for many years. The Battles of Adobe Walls and Palo Duro Canyon are part of my vocabulary. If anyone chooses to pass through this part of the world, I invite them to spend some time at Palo Duro Canyon, the Panhandle Plains Historical Museum (where Larry McMurtry did much of his research for “Lonesome Dove”), Caprock Canyons Park, and Lake McKenzie to get a glimpse of the landscape that formed the background of this story.
My coach in football and track was Quana Cox, about 3 greats after Quana Parker ! If you will look up Quana Cox in the University of Oklahoma track team you will see what a Comanche looked like. He was a fine man!
Recommendation, Place your teleprompter in the same line and or plane of the camera. Elsewise, I think that you will have a good thing. Good luck and God bless.
Instantly subscribed. I am fascinated by native americans (Indians) and i am German, so I dont know a lot about them. I looked long for a channel where there is some history taught about them. So here i am. Listening to Anthrax „Indians“….yeah
Tell me about it. I am so sick of those AI narrations. It's like listening to a mentally ill person reading a book. Simplest words pronounced wrong, verbal inflections that are just insipid.
In the little Ct village of Terrifille just north of here I noticed an obscure monument on the village green. My curiosity piqued I endeavored to check it out. Here's what it said. Sgt Bill Oniel, 4th Cavalry US Army Medal of Honor for action against the Comanche in Texas, 1874. He grew up in this village.
@@datesanddeadguys the book has bios on Colonel Charles Goodnight, John Chisum, Clay Allison, Tom Horn, Commodore Perry Owens, Captain John Hughes, Burt Alvord, Colonel Bill Greene, Colonel Emilio Kosterlitzky, Captain Burton Mossman, Captain Harry Wheeler and Death Valley Scotty.
Excelent video as always. BTW, what is the name of the music you often use as a background in your videos. In this video used it in the beggining 0:00 of the video
Great channel big fan of this type of history that they never taught in school thank you for an informative history lesson/ story keep up the great work
This video is the last one intended in the Comanche Series. What topic would you like to see me take on in the next one?
The history of The Bozeman Traii, for me, please. The waggon ruts of which are still visible. The Bozeman Trail impacted hugely upon land, the tribes and the settlers alike.
The American/Mexico conflict before(and under) WWI could be interesting. I got the interest about the subject after reading "Barbara Tuchman's The Zimmermann Telegram".
Cheers 👍🏼🍻
It would be cool to hear more about Teddy Roosevelt's exploits in the Rough Riders.
Lakota
The Lakota is on the short list. I have done two on them already. How crazy horse earned his name and A Lakota Love Story. They are pretty old though. My style has evolved a bit since then.
This guy is what the History Channel wishes it was! 👍🏼👏🏻👏🏻🇺🇸
It used to be. Now it's ... krap.
Ancient aliens theory says yes
Extremely rare to have someone who’s actually clearly educated on the topic they’re talking about on TH-cam, as well as clearly understands it from an intricate level of knowledge gained by studying the exact subject themselves raising and specifically how they lost certain battles. Extremely rare these days and I appreciate it. Thank you for all your videos man!
"Extremely rare to have someone who’s actually clearly educated on the topic they’re talking about on TH-cam" Indeed.
Yup, this guy rocks 😊
I want this guy to narrate my life at my funeral. 😂 love this channel
:))
I think has new job. I concur.
he said he already did that.
@@James-yb9kh😮
I need him to make my life sound exciting. I am sure he can do it.
I desend from Numunuh, the Comanche, and Quanah Parker. Great video and good information. I only wish you had started at the beginning of the bands and tribe.
I'm proud of my heritage and people. Many who tell the story of Numunuh do so with the Myth: the Peaceful, Noble Native. We warred and conquered, just as the same was done to us. For 'no less noble a cause,' as the saying goes. I wish people would let all tribes take pride in dignity in defeat. That they fought for as long as they could. There is honor in that. Pity is not needed. It cheapens heritage and history.
Numunuh were conquering long before the whites came.
I still live in these plains. Near Matador, TX. It feels like home. Always has.
This video was the last in a series I have done on the Comanche. It’s possible if you are looking for origins you might want to check out “Apache Terror” I go through how the Comanche rose to power and their conflict with the Apache.
I descend from Scandinavians and though some would want me to feel guilt for the things they did I just shrug it off knowing all nations did such things throughout history. No one should ever feel ashamed of their heritage. Our ancestor's struggles to survive are the whole reason any of us are even here to contemplate the past in the first place.
@@AbnEngrDan respect that and not judgemental. Retired military officer we certainly didn't win in Vietnam and Afghanistan. Like said earlier no one Saints US used blankets with disease and some tribes burned ppl alive and kidnapped kids. Not like you or me did it.Been happening for centuries and will continue to happen for centuries. Just look at what happened in Israel on Oct 7 last year. Evil and Good part of life just like birth and death.
@@moralityisnotsubjective5 The whole reason is you may come to know the true ruler of the entire earth is Jesus Christ. God whole his hand back from destroying the world. Mankind is not doing too bad a job in his attempt with the satanic ruler who seems to have the most influence in mankind's way of thinking. How do you change the future if are using the same method as the past? Only how mankind has the weapon to destroy a whole country in seconds.
@@datesanddeadguys, sorry I missed the earlier videos!
I'm Quahadi by blood of the Parker clan. Thank you for this. You are a star 🌟
Comanche grievances fall short, once you realise the impact their ethnic cleansing purges had upon the Plains Apaches. Comanche war bands totally eradicated many flourishing sub-tribes/clans of Apache, and drove the bigger ones out of the Southern Great Plains altogether, into the arid mesquite and cacti infested deserts and mountains. "What goes around".
Would explain why the Apache themselves were such tough survivors feared by many. Look what they had to contend with.
They chose violence, and they were artists in their level of skill in committing acts of violence.
But the White man came and his industrialized violence could not be matched by mere artistry.
historically speaking, the comanche were originally at the mercy of apache, blackfeet, arapaho and other tribes in wyoming up until the widespread adoption of horses among the comanche bands, which transformed comanche society and changed the balance of power in the great plains region. The generation spanning blood-feuds between the comanche and apache and other tribes paired with the desire for grazing land led to perpetual violence between the comanche and apache.
You make it sound as though there are 10 Apaches left.
@@fakereality96 Where, specifically, is there anything in this conversation suggesting this?
Empire of the Summer Moon is a MUST read.
Great video.
Great way to spend a rainy(here in France,) Saturday Afternoon...Said before; reminds me of my father back in the states who loved Western History, living between Wyoming and Iowa in the 30's and 40's...Cheers...rr Normandy, Fra.
that picture with the stacked buffalo heads is heartbreaking
It is but good thing they are slowly building herds again
Yeah super sad but like the dude above me said there numbers are booming now 🙌🏻
I'm guessing no people were harmed then, I'm sure you don't value buffalo over people
@jonathanpalmer228
Huh.... there use to be 1000's of them just walkin around.
You're not goin to build those numbers back up.
It honestly makes me want to build up ranch land to raise buffalo on.
It would help support the revitalization of buffalo and, once a decent population is raised, help provide highly nutritious meat when certain powers want us to eat the bugs.
This channel give so much more about the Indians than the standard "history" learned in school in my country which is "The Kingdom of Danmark".
Thanks and Cheers👍🏼🍻
As a member of the Comanche nation I love your stuff. My ancestor chief Mow-way’s village was attacked while he visited Washington DC. It’s mentioned in the Empire of the Summer Moon book. My wife is a member of the Cheyenne and Arapaho tribes. That would be a good topic as well.
My favorite format for history videos. Someone really interested in a topic who does the proper research and then breaks it down and explains it to you like a friend would. Great content brother thank you for your time and efforts.
I appreciate that. Exactly what I am trying to do.
Would be awesome to hear about the final battle of Chief Agueybana vs the spanish conquistadors in Puerto Rico in the 1490s
The name is new to me. Sounds interesting. Carib, et al. Native American history.
@@josepha.r5839 I appreciate the intrest Puertoricans are of indigenous spanish and african decent. Our indigenous ancestors where assimilated by the spanish and freed slaves where absorbed into that already mixed culture. As a result aspects of all three are present in our modern culture from simbolysm to music and food to the way we speak spanish.
This channel is criminally underrated. I’m from Texas so needless to say this is my history and stomping grounds. Thank you so much for these historical facts. God bless
Texan here too. Most of what he described took place in Texas. I had not heard of this before and I paid attention in history class.
This is such a great channel. Bravo
This was the best one yet, and they've all been utterly fascinating.
I'm watching this from my small cottage on a windswept cliff in a place called Lizard point in Cornwall
( about as far as you can be from the plains of Texas )
Anyway, great channel man.
You put so much research into this video. It was clear, concise, very educational, extremely well done. Once I stared I could not stop watching. It deserves an award.
WOW !! Just plain WOW !!!
This man is a master historian and gifted story teller. We've come to expect the very best from him. Love his work.
ANother EPIC retelling of interesting American history. Outstanding as usual!!
Extremely high quality of work, you show deep knowledge, understanding and appreciation of history- compared to many other historical channels that copy past enciclopedia articles and show extremely biased approaches . As non American who knows very little about that period is just mind blowing!
I have heard these stories told before but not quit so elegantly. Outstanding video and for as another topic I would check out any you pick.
It's really not surprising that Sheridan went scorched earth on the Plains Indians, he was in fact the architect of the same tactic against the Confederacy. Sherman's devastating March to the Sea, where his soldiers killed all livestock and destroyed all crops in a 60-mile-wide swath, was under Sheridan's command.
Sherman was a reset commander
Research tartaria
@@goose33lol 😂
You deserve your own channel on tv or streaming service. Love your stuff. The Wild West and plains are beautiful tragic and BRUTAL.
Wow, you are a great story teller. thanks
Good documentary. I actually did my basic training at Fort Sill Oklahoma when i joined the Army. It’s a pretty desolate place just surrounded by endless planes. i do remember when my parents came to visit my graduation we visited the cell where Geronimo was held and it had a warn circular path in the center where he walk for years in a circle.
Thank you for sponsoring HIGH QUALITY illustration! It was this that got (and kept!) my attention from the first video I reviewed until now...keep up the great storytelling!
Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
That was a great retelling of a crucial historical topic. Thanks!
Appreciate the Vids 🤝
Very good video. I like seeing the artwork, pictures, and maps of the subjects and area. Enjoyed the follow-up on the two main characters after the conflict. Nice Job...what is next?
The Comanche series is over. In two week I have a neat story from the 1850s. It’s a bit of a mystery. Two Indian guides guide a wagon train out west. Chaos ensues. It’s a fun one.
One of my favorite channels.
Do one of the Chichimecas Tribes who defeated the Spanish Empire in the late 1500’s in Mexico. They too were very good with Bow and Arrow 🏹.
Yes!
They had no horses...
Hey good job man your videos keep up the good work
Very good series of the Comanche's. As always you did a great job of the Comanche's series and all other Native American's, and all the work you put into all series. Thank You
Thank you so much.
The buffalo hides were used primarily for drive belts at the start of the industrial revolution. It was the only thing they had till oil / rubber came to be. Thanks.
Never knew that. Cattle hides didn't work as well? Or Buffalo were free?😂
Wish this was in podcast form as well. Would love to listen to these at bedtime
Superb narration! Outstanding, and very interesting history to someone from England 🌟
Been waiting all week for this
Dates and dead guys the goat 🐐 always tune in for an interesting story on North American history.
This history channel is beyond commendable. Much respect!
Great video. Great research and presentation. Like the pauses, it was like turning the page of a book. This must have taken some time. You may not get rich but thank you. Very balance and thorough.
Ranald of Comancheria! What a great piece of history. Thanks for sharing it with us.
Excellent vid. The quasi-freindship of the two former enemies almost got me choked up. Wow.
THANK YOU for these incredible videos my brother!!🤙
The artist renditions of these narratives are amazing ❤
I think what would put your channel over the top is a better microphone. Seems to be better than your earlier videos though. One of my favorite channels, but just a little constructive criticism as audio quality is so important.
I am always surprised at how bad the sound is from people who are speaking for their livelihood???
@@DavidFuller2036 A decent microphone could be purchased for like $200. It would be a very small price for a much better listening experience, especially when the content revolves around speaking.
Great vid. These stories need to be told again. People should hear these stories. Why is their no great Comanche movie? Incredible story.
Love your videos, informative and very well presented. From your clear, well-spoken, well paced speech, to the beautiful paintings/pictures and maps and the historical photos of some of the amazing historical figures you are speaking about.
You clearly do alot of research for your content and your passion and diligence shows
Much appreciated and enjoyed from New Zealand 😎👍
Very informative and interesting. Clear story telling.
you are such a good story teller and it seems like you use facts in the story's love listening to them!
As always top class material, well researched and narrated. This is quite rare on TH-cam. Just question: would you consider taking on Blackfeet? I think they are so often omitted and yet they were so aggressive and in some ways the most successful tribe both in USA and Canada.
Damn I love this channel. This is the same stuff in another video and I’m watching it again. I never turn on notifications, but this one is different.
I'm only 1 video in, and I'm in love with this channel. Great stuff
A great series of docs!! Hair raising! I've been hugging my dog a lot. Cheers mate!
Well-studied content, thank you. It is fascinating to review the history of the Commanche tribes. Tremendous warriors eventually had to accept a terrible peace treaty due to the superior numbers of their enemy conquers.
For all the fear of the Apache, it was the Comanche who beat them and ran them into the hills and mountains.
now and days youtube can educate you better than a University ever could 😂 stellar narration!
Great story and a great story teller 👍😃👍
Thank you.
Great story and well told!😊
You are the best at this by far .
Sir, very well performed I enjoyed it deeply. I took some studies about this time and I appreciate the showing of the (as we know today) facts and protagonists as you did. McKenzie was shameless treated by the army and a great strategist btw . Keep them coming son! All the best from Northern Germany Ludwig.
great series dood
This channel is outstanding!!!
Thank you for excellent presentation!
Badass video dude, thank you!
These are such excellent videos man. You are a gifted story teller bro.
And.these native Americans deserve to have their stories told the world America.and.also Canada have a extremely ugly past with regards to the basic genocide of a people.
Their courage and balls and fighting skill is truly amazing.
Also their extreme cruelty. But war is ugly and brutal.
These stories really make me grateful to be alive right now and have lived in a peaceful country never had to choose between surrender or die.
Anyways God bless bro ur Channel is one of my very top favorites.
🙏🏻💯👍👍
I'm from Oklahoma and love learning about the history. It's so sad what our history has to show and I wish it was different. We have a road here called quana Parker
Much Respect for your Presentation of the Last Comanche Wars, there was no other choice but to totally defeat them and finally bring Peace for the Settlers in Texas and the South West.
Great video very informative thanks
Superb presentation of this history.
Great vids, outstanding narration, genuine enthusiasm for the subject. Sorry it took me so long to find this channel. Subbin 😊
Incredible video. Thank you sir
Thanks for sharing 🙏🏿
Hey dates and dead guys, have you read “3 years among the Comanches” by Nelson Lee? I ordered a copy a couple weeks back and just got around to reading it. It’s a quick read, but fascinating all the same. Love the channel, cheers!
I have read that. One of my first videos ever was actually based on that book. It blew up and got my channel monetized. The video is called kidnapped by Comanche. If you choose to watch it, be kind. I feel new to TH-cam now 2.5 years in. 3 months in my stuff was rough.
@@datesanddeadguys I’ll definitely check it out!
That book has been discredited. The Texas State historical society found no one with that name has been a ranger.
Very good story teller of real history. I live in what was Comanche territory, Big Spring, Texas. I would love to hear the story of Marcy and the first thanksgiving that people here say was the first thanksgiving.
How about the ATF raid on Waco or the Ruby ridge standoff. They are part of recent history but probably forgotten by most.
I was born in Kansas about 30 miles north of Medicine Lodge, but have lived most of my life in Lubbock and Amarillo, the very area described in this video: from the Canadian River to Palo Duro Canyon and the Llano Estacado. I’ve heard about Quanah Parker, Ranald McKenzie, and Billy Dixon for many years. The Battles of Adobe Walls and Palo Duro Canyon are part of my vocabulary. If anyone chooses to pass through this part of the world, I invite them to spend some time at Palo Duro Canyon, the Panhandle Plains Historical Museum (where Larry McMurtry did much of his research for “Lonesome Dove”), Caprock Canyons Park, and Lake McKenzie to get a glimpse of the
landscape that formed the background of this story.
Awesome. Great job.
Cool, THNAKS!
My coach in football and track was Quana Cox, about 3 greats after Quana Parker ! If you will look up Quana Cox in the University of Oklahoma track team you will see what a Comanche looked like. He was a fine man!
i love this guy! It's like Wendigoon for grown ups!
Who is making the illustrations for your video's...they are great, and same goes for the channel too...
A 5 star presentation !
Great history! Thanks a lot!
McKenzie went to Blanco Canyon and all he got was an arrow to the knee. Damn.
Not a great deal.
Great channel, do a story of the Yaqui / Yoeme nation next, please !.
Recommendation, Place your teleprompter in the same line and or plane of the camera. Elsewise, I think that you will have a good thing. Good luck and God bless.
Wonderful story
Instantly subscribed. I am fascinated by native americans (Indians) and i am German, so I dont know a lot about them. I looked long for a channel where there is some history taught about them. So here i am. Listening to Anthrax „Indians“….yeah
Thank you so might these, they make my imagination run wild
i appreciate that a human is telling this story and not ai.
Tell me about it. I am so sick of those AI narrations. It's like listening to a mentally ill person reading a book. Simplest words pronounced wrong, verbal inflections that are just insipid.
Outstanding
In the little Ct village of Terrifille just north of here I noticed an obscure monument on the village green. My curiosity piqued I endeavored to check it out. Here's what it said.
Sgt Bill Oniel, 4th Cavalry US Army
Medal of Honor for action against the Comanche in Texas, 1874. He grew up in this village.
Wow. What an ending to this story. Have you ever seen the book Fighting Men of the West by Dane Coolidge, 1932?
That is one I am not familiar with. What about it do you recommend?
@@datesanddeadguys the book has bios on Colonel Charles Goodnight, John Chisum, Clay Allison, Tom Horn, Commodore Perry Owens, Captain John Hughes, Burt Alvord, Colonel Bill Greene, Colonel Emilio Kosterlitzky, Captain Burton Mossman, Captain Harry Wheeler and Death Valley Scotty.
Did my comment about the connection between Prairie Flower and Colonel Charles Goodnight post?
Thank you
Custer was amazed at their prowess on handling a horse and fighting from a horse.
Excelent video as always. BTW, what is the name of the music you often use as a background in your videos. In this video used it in the beggining 0:00 of the video
Great channel big fan of this type of history that they never taught in school thank you for an informative history lesson/ story keep up the great work
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