Thanks for coming along on another outdoor video, with some history (and buffalo chips) mixed in. Can't believe we reached 18k subs! Thank you all for the continued support! Let's keep rolling!
Thanks, man! My apologies for any annoyances, but it allows me to save up to purchase things that make these videos possible. I'll lower the frequency once I build up a small budget.
You've quickly become my favorite channel on TH-cam. You have a very comfortable presence behind the screen and you're super knowledgeable with whatever you talk about. I cant wait to see you got 1mil!
@@oz2568 An absolutely delightful perk of being a gold tier Patreon patron! If you support MvH on patreon, you too shall receive special perks! (pssst...! It's so worth it!)
I didnt expect nor know anything about this. But this video is amazing. Living history and doing stuff like this is wonderful, entertaining, and educational! This might be my new favorite video from this channel! Edit: thats a cool knife you had batoning that wood and cutting up the buffalo, what kind of knife is that?
Thanks, Cameron! That's my vision for this channel / community. Doing the stuff I enjoy, talking about the stuff I'm into, and hoping others are as equally interested. The knife is called the 'Tusk Knife', made by Loyal Blades. It was a Kickstarter item several years ago, but I think he still sells them. It's pricey, but worth it, having served me well in the Rockies and on my trips to the Canadian Northwoods. I'd put the MvH stamp of approval onto it!
@@ManvsHistory You hit 20K subs! It was at 19k a few days ago, your channel is really starting to take off! Love the content, keep up the good work! :)
Man, I love these types of videos where you combine the most interesting parts of the American outdoors and the history behind them. As someone not from the US this is the bit about your country I just love, it's awesome to see someone like you just throw yourself at it and make great content.
Today I learned new things. Earlier today I was listening to old videos of folks being interviewed from the 1920's and so forth who are already at the end of their lives. Just to hear people born 2 centuries ago, whose parents even potentially touched the 1700's. Then, of course, I was reminded of how profoundly racist the era was. lol. It's nice to finish off the day with an equally interesting segment of how folks used to do stuff and why. I gotta say, I wanna try this. I haven't the means, but I sure as hell want to try it.
I can't remember if it was in American Buffalo or on one of the episodes of Meat Eater, but, I know Steven Rinella cooked buffalo over buffalo chips. He talked about it smelling almost like sage incense and how it definitely imparted some nice flavor to the meat. Either way, just found your channel and love the content, and honestly, I think you'd make a great guest on his podcast.
Local man plays Red Dead Online, drives buffalo to extinction after trying to replicate the historical accuracy of large-scale buffalo hunting for a video
Someone: "You think you're $h!t don't stink, don you?? Me after 7:52 of this video: "No sir actually, I reckon it don't and that it's rather pleasant!...want some?" Thanks Man Vs. History! 🤠👍
Oh my gosh! I'm not sure exactly how I found you- but man this is fun! I laughed out loud so many times. Its great to "see" you and Dave! Glad to see you are still having fun!
Ha! I saw your name and was like, 'Wait a second! I know this person!' It's good to 'see' you, Laura! I've had all sorts of folks stumble across these vids! Siver and I even reconnected after he came across one- and now he's my moderator! What's going on with you? How are things?!?
@@ManvsHistory Thats amazing! Such a small world even out here in the great expanse of the internet. Seriously bravo on the channel. I know nothing about the game you discuss, but so much of your always fantastic story telling and personality comes though. Very good stuff. Life is great for me! My daughter and I moved back to Iowa about 5 years ago from Maine and I'm doing PR/Marketing for our local hospital and community programing through a non-profit I run. My daughter is 10 which is so ridiculous (when did we get this old, and can you believe that summer we were all on staff was 20 years ago?!) Life is great though. Simple, busy but beautiful. I want to hear all about your life now! We should catch up sometime!
@@laurakloewer1468 Very cool! Yeah, time certainly flies. Siver and I are still baffled talking about things '20 years ago'... sounds absolutely crazy to me. Unreal. When did we become old?!? I still feel young though... but turning 40 this summer. How weird is that? I'm still teaching at my college, but am well-and-ready to move on, out of higher ed forever and ever. Don't get me wrong, I'm grateful for the job, but it's barely recognizable as the same career I entered a decade ago. Far too political nowadays for my taste.
@@ManvsHistory I cannot wrap my head around you turning 40! I was just telling my daughter the story of hiding in a Christmas tree box playing sardines, and I'm sure that was just a few years ago. I'm convinced I'm not a day past 25. Tell Siver Hi! How is he doing?! You've been teaching for a long time right? Change can be good, especially if its not what it used to be. How long have you been doing TH-cam?
@@laurakloewer1468 Yeah, Siver is doing well! He just became the director of a camp in Nebraska- moved a couple days ago, so he's busy getting settled in. As for teaching, I was an adjunct for 3 years, and have been full-time for the last 10. So 13 years of teaching under my belt! It was a good run, but the job is no longer aligned with me is all. As for TH-cam, I started the channel last April, so it's almost a year now. I don't post too often, but it's a fun hobby, and brings in some side money as well, which helps fund my adventures. I just purchased a canoe and got it all registered out here in Iowa- planning on solo canoeing the Racoon River early next week. My classes are all online so Katie and I have been basing ourselves out of our condo in WDSM, allowing us to be close to family members that are having some health issues. We'll see what happens this fall if they need me back on campus or not... suppose I'll cross that bridge when I get there. Until then, we're relaxing, travelling, etc. Rented a house on the beach in Florida for most of April- will be going down there in a week or so until early May. Got a big fishing expedition to Northern Canada in June if the border opens up. Headed to Nova Scotia in July as well. And you? All well? Life going swimmingly?
Haha...watching you prep the chips was hilarious. Nice thing about Buff Chips , cow chips, or even horse manure if left compact, it will burn forever. Like you said, no flame but smoldering heat. Ain't never cooked with them but that is how you can inspire to try new things. Best to stock up in summer months when it's already dried. Thank professor.
Man your channel is the best. I can’t believe I’m only just finding out about it. So much history, my favourite thing to study, with a generous dose of RDR2O, my favourite video game!
Another interesting video. Found out after, that there are 8 bison farms in Finland.. Now thinking if can go visit them over the spring/summer and procure some bison poo as well.. 🤔 Always loved the look of the buffalo and been familiar with it from westerns and all. Was kinda sad during the 90s when the species was almost entirely extinct but after this video went to read further and found out their current population estimated at 300-500k. 👍🏻
Cousin Dave definitely seems like a mission giver in rdr2. I’m not sure why i don’t even know how I got to this, but I’m positive cousin Dave has given many a missions in his cowboy days.
Man this channel is amazing. I listen and watch when doing my school work, it actually makes me want to get up and do work! Anyway I love your videos man
My grandma on my fathers side in mexico use to pick up dried cow patties to cook and he said she too never needed to season the meat not once but was had its own unique flavor
I worked with a man from Afghanistan, were they use cow dung for fuel, and he said something similar about how the nan bread cooked over those fires tasted much better than the kind cooked in modern stoves.
Can you possibly do a video on a historically accurate civil war soldier or civil war vet with the mount of military clothing left over from the war. Thanks
Superb video as always. May I ask what your go to is to get all the excellent photographs you use? I do some amateur photo-colourising and some of the ones you’ve used are great!
Thanks, buddy. Regrettably, there is no single archive I go to. I just wander around the net, searching every conceivable combination of words to find these.
At first I thought for sure this was like the old bison gall bladder trick (not real just something people said for shits and gigs) but now I will definitely try this.
Hey MvH, you should make a video on what guns that should be added. I personally would want to see a Winchester model 94. In gameplay it would use rifle ammo and have no smoke cloud because 30-30 was a smokeless cartridge.
The reason for the lack of trees on the plains was the buffalos. In the summer lightning would strike the ground setting fire to the dry grass. When the new grass grew it would attract the buffalo. Having seen this the Indians would also set fire to dry grass knowing the new grass would attract the buffalo. The burning of the grass had the added bonus that the new grass was much sweeter and therefore more attractive to the buffalo. The burning of the grass would usually burn any saplings trying to grow there which is why there are so few trees on the plains. The use of fire to manage the environment was world wide. The Australian Aborigine's did the same thing thousands of years ago. And just like the plains it was to improve hunting. 11,000 years ago at a place call Star Carr in northern England the reeds around the lake there were also burned. When the reeds grew back they grew thicker so made very good material for thatching. The reeds, like the grass, have a higher sugar content and are edible to humans. It would be like growing your own candy store.
Firstly, I like how in the thumbnail you sit like the Red Dead characters do when they rest at the campfire (seriously I thought this was a Red Dead video at first glance) Secondly, 5:59 I laughed so hard at that Joe Dirt reference 😂 And lastly, I can’t wait to tell my dad next time he cooks meat I want him to cook it over buffalo crap
!) That's just how I sit! 2)That movie is legendary. Love that you got the reference. Cousin Dave and I were making them the entire time. 3) Please do!
Loved this video. I am sitting here thinking that I need to get some Buffalo chips…..ASAP. Also, great coonskin. This entire video definitely inspired me.
I like this idea; but for the time frame maybe making a Civil War veteran would be cool/interesting OR a Rough Rider soldier who fought in the Spanish-American War would be more accurate to the time frame. I’ve seen pics of Civil War veterans from the late 1800s, and most of them wear their hats and pins/buttons but pretty much dress classy or kinda hillbilly.
I did think that when I seen the title of this video it would be a crappy video but the way that you did it man it was a good crappy video. I learned a lot about crap and cooking at the same time.
Thanks for coming along on another outdoor video, with some history (and buffalo chips) mixed in. Can't believe we reached 18k subs! Thank you all for the continued support! Let's keep rolling!
you will reach 20k in around a week. thats 10k per month ish. congratulate you.
20k soon for sure.
Early congrats on almost 20K subscribers! you're working your way up
YES! Your so close!! ^-^
@@snapulous5165 Holy crap you replied fast
Love how you dress like your online character
Yes! I'm glad somebody noticed!
Or his online character dresses like him
@@ghilliegod8301 I was gonna say flip the sentence round and it fits better 🤣
"Out west, the cows cut the wood." That is such a quote.
That is a the quote of all time
my relatives: woah! what you put in steak?
me: smiling sinisterly
This is what men were created for.
Ha! Ah man, I love this. Thanks for the chuckle, Pato.
What about women
@@kaidenhall2718 they were created for creating men so they can do this
@@pato496 I don't care who you are... this is the funniest thing I've ever read on this channel. Kudos, Pato. Even my wife smirked at it.
@@ManvsHistory I’m glad haha
"Can we get some buffalo salsa to go with these buffalo chips?"
I made some 'buffalo salsa' in my attic, Tom. I don't recommend it.
@@ManvsHistory Sounds like a interesting time haha
LOL
This man needs more patreons i swear, this man goes through too much
Ha! Don't feel sorry for me. I'm having a great time.
He needs more Patreons so that we can see him do more of this stuff
@@hawksiver Now that, dear friend, is the thinking of a genius
I just saw this title and i just wanna say what a legend
I have never been so happy there are ads on this video. Congrats on monetization one more time
Thanks, man! My apologies for any annoyances, but it allows me to save up to purchase things that make these videos possible. I'll lower the frequency once I build up a small budget.
You've quickly become my favorite channel on TH-cam. You have a very comfortable presence behind the screen and you're super knowledgeable with whatever you talk about. I cant wait to see you got 1mil!
Thank you, man! This is a pretty motivating post!
Gf: I bet he’s cheating on me right now
Me and the boys:
Ha! Classic!
This guy wins!
@@theinnocents4002 Yeah, this might be my favorite comment on this video yet.
@@ManvsHistory by far!
Best comment
This is the best channel! We definitely need more people like this, quality over quantity
I appreciate that, Landon!
When's the "... it tastes like putting a chunk of the 1800's in your mouth..." merch dropping?
Facts
Ha! Who wants that t-shirt? Respond below, folks.
Yes I want this
@@ManvsHistory I definitely want a shirt that says that
@@ManvsHistory it's a winner! I'll order 1.
You playing in Buffalo poop is my new favorite thing.
@@oz2568 An absolutely delightful perk of being a gold tier Patreon patron! If you support MvH on patreon, you too shall receive special perks!
(pssst...! It's so worth it!)
@@oz2568 😁
I didnt expect nor know anything about this. But this video is amazing. Living history and doing stuff like this is wonderful, entertaining, and educational! This might be my new favorite video from this channel!
Edit: thats a cool knife you had batoning that wood and cutting up the buffalo, what kind of knife is that?
Thanks, Cameron! That's my vision for this channel / community. Doing the stuff I enjoy, talking about the stuff I'm into, and hoping others are as equally interested. The knife is called the 'Tusk Knife', made by Loyal Blades. It was a Kickstarter item several years ago, but I think he still sells them. It's pricey, but worth it, having served me well in the Rockies and on my trips to the Canadian Northwoods. I'd put the MvH stamp of approval onto it!
The one dislike is the person who didn't bring an appetite.
It was Colonel Sanders!
Ha! Some folks get cranky when they're hungry.
I just love the atmosphere of your videos, the music, the style, the setting is just the perfect world to me. So glad I found your channel!
Thank you, Thomas! I appreciate that!
Can you make a video on the historically accurate outlaw/gunslinger in rdr
More outfit vids are to come. Stay tuned.
Man vs. History ok, thank you for the great content😁this channel is a hidden gem
@@ManvsHistory I discovered your channel via RDR2. I’m so glad I did!!
@@theflyxx Welcome aboard, my friend!
@@ManvsHistory You hit 20K subs! It was at 19k a few days ago, your channel is really starting to take off! Love the content, keep up the good work! :)
It’s rare to find a channel of this quality that covers red dead, loved the video!
Man, I love these types of videos where you combine the most interesting parts of the American outdoors and the history behind them. As someone not from the US this is the bit about your country I just love, it's awesome to see someone like you just throw yourself at it and make great content.
Thank you, Cormack!
Today I learned new things. Earlier today I was listening to old videos of folks being interviewed from the 1920's and so forth who are already at the end of their lives. Just to hear people born 2 centuries ago, whose parents even potentially touched the 1700's. Then, of course, I was reminded of how profoundly racist the era was. lol. It's nice to finish off the day with an equally interesting segment of how folks used to do stuff and why. I gotta say, I wanna try this. I haven't the means, but I sure as hell want to try it.
It would be cool if rockstar added Buffalo chips so you could make a camp on the plains
I think a Mexican history video will be rlly interesting,
Also thank you for the amazing videos you’ve gotten a new subscriber!
I can't remember if it was in American Buffalo or on one of the episodes of Meat Eater, but, I know Steven Rinella cooked buffalo over buffalo chips. He talked about it smelling almost like sage incense and how it definitely imparted some nice flavor to the meat. Either way, just found your channel and love the content, and honestly, I think you'd make a great guest on his podcast.
It was in his book American Buffalo he also said it smelled like someone just lit a joint
Local man plays Red Dead Online, drives buffalo to extinction after trying to replicate the historical accuracy of large-scale buffalo hunting for a video
Someone: "You think you're $h!t don't stink, don you??
Me after 7:52 of this video: "No sir actually, I reckon it don't and that it's rather pleasant!...want some?"
Thanks Man Vs. History! 🤠👍
Oh my gosh! I'm not sure exactly how I found you- but man this is fun! I laughed out loud so many times. Its great to "see" you and Dave! Glad to see you are still having fun!
Ha! I saw your name and was like, 'Wait a second! I know this person!' It's good to 'see' you, Laura! I've had all sorts of folks stumble across these vids! Siver and I even reconnected after he came across one- and now he's my moderator! What's going on with you? How are things?!?
@@ManvsHistory Thats amazing! Such a small world even out here in the great expanse of the internet. Seriously bravo on the channel. I know nothing about the game you discuss, but so much of your always fantastic story telling and personality comes though. Very good stuff. Life is great for me! My daughter and I moved back to Iowa about 5 years ago from Maine and I'm doing PR/Marketing for our local hospital and community programing through a non-profit I run. My daughter is 10 which is so ridiculous (when did we get this old, and can you believe that summer we were all on staff was 20 years ago?!) Life is great though. Simple, busy but beautiful. I want to hear all about your life now! We should catch up sometime!
@@laurakloewer1468 Very cool! Yeah, time certainly flies. Siver and I are still baffled talking about things '20 years ago'... sounds absolutely crazy to me. Unreal. When did we become old?!? I still feel young though... but turning 40 this summer. How weird is that? I'm still teaching at my college, but am well-and-ready to move on, out of higher ed forever and ever. Don't get me wrong, I'm grateful for the job, but it's barely recognizable as the same career I entered a decade ago. Far too political nowadays for my taste.
@@ManvsHistory I cannot wrap my head around you turning 40! I was just telling my daughter the story of hiding in a Christmas tree box playing sardines, and I'm sure that was just a few years ago. I'm convinced I'm not a day past 25. Tell Siver Hi! How is he doing?! You've been teaching for a long time right? Change can be good, especially if its not what it used to be. How long have you been doing TH-cam?
@@laurakloewer1468 Yeah, Siver is doing well! He just became the director of a camp in Nebraska- moved a couple days ago, so he's busy getting settled in. As for teaching, I was an adjunct for 3 years, and have been full-time for the last 10. So 13 years of teaching under my belt! It was a good run, but the job is no longer aligned with me is all. As for TH-cam, I started the channel last April, so it's almost a year now. I don't post too often, but it's a fun hobby, and brings in some side money as well, which helps fund my adventures. I just purchased a canoe and got it all registered out here in Iowa- planning on solo canoeing the Racoon River early next week. My classes are all online so Katie and I have been basing ourselves out of our condo in WDSM, allowing us to be close to family members that are having some health issues. We'll see what happens this fall if they need me back on campus or not... suppose I'll cross that bridge when I get there. Until then, we're relaxing, travelling, etc. Rented a house on the beach in Florida for most of April- will be going down there in a week or so until early May. Got a big fishing expedition to Northern Canada in June if the border opens up. Headed to Nova Scotia in July as well. And you? All well? Life going swimmingly?
Haha...watching you prep the chips was hilarious. Nice thing about Buff Chips , cow chips, or even horse manure if left compact, it will burn forever. Like you said, no flame but smoldering heat. Ain't never cooked with them but that is how you can inspire to try new things. Best to stock up in summer months when it's already dried. Thank professor.
Ha! Indeed, Ted. From now on I'm sticking with the bleached out chips of the summer months!
Man your channel is the best. I can’t believe I’m only just finding out about it. So much history, my favourite thing to study, with a generous dose of RDR2O, my favourite video game!
Thanks, Apple!
@@ManvsHistory No problem mate, keep up the good work!
Almost at 20k subs you’re growing so fast and you deserve all of it
Thank you, Logan!
Another interesting video. Found out after, that there are 8 bison farms in Finland.. Now thinking if can go visit them over the spring/summer and procure some bison poo as well.. 🤔
Always loved the look of the buffalo and been familiar with it from westerns and all. Was kinda sad during the 90s when the species was almost entirely extinct but after this video went to read further and found out their current population estimated at 300-500k. 👍🏻
You literally look like a online npc camping 👌🏻🤙🏻😂💯
Love the channel
The virgin charcoal grill vs the chad buffalo shit grill
Hahaha... ah man, I'm dyin' here. Thanks, Trevorian.
Super interesting, wonder if cow pat gives off a flavour too?
Really looking forward to the future of this channel. It helps me during this trying time.
Hey MvH, I love the videos Ive watched every single one! Keep up the good work loving it
Thank you, Max! New video comes out tomorrow!
Cousin Dave definitely seems like a mission giver in rdr2. I’m not sure why i don’t even know how I got to this, but I’m positive cousin Dave has given many a missions in his cowboy days.
My friend you are a legend, thank you for another great video I appreciate and enjoy your work 🤠🙏
Man this channel is amazing. I listen and watch when doing my school work, it actually makes me want to get up and do work! Anyway I love your videos man
Thanks, buddy! Glad you're enjoying the vids, my friend.
Glad to see a fellow Colorado-Boy actively partaking in the West, keep on it, Feller!
Hey I just found you’r channel yesterday and I really enjoy your videos and keep it up
Welcome to the community, Jonathan!
I like the work and the effort that went in this Video and all the other one too. Really like your channel
My grandma on my fathers side in mexico use to pick up dried cow patties to cook and he said she too never needed to season the meat not once but was had its own unique flavor
Awesome! Yeah, there's something to it!
I wonder if this is doable with cow patties or how similar it is I think some testing is in order
My great grandmother and grandfather used to cook using buffalo or cow chips. early 1900s Rancho taretan, Mexico.
"life and times of billy dixon" my third or fourth great grand uncle.
its why I got into western plains history myself
I especially love the videos that you go out in the wilderness
This channel is so underrated you deserve a million subs and more
Be nice to see you do some long form outdoor videos like this one
That's coming, Arran.
@@ManvsHistory I wait patiently, and intently.
I worked with a man from Afghanistan, were they use cow dung for fuel, and he said something similar about how the nan bread cooked over those fires tasted much better than the kind cooked in modern stoves.
At first I thought this was a limerick! Yeah, I'm telling you... there's something to it.
Love your vids. Just found your channel yesterday and I've already blown through all your vids. Thanks for the content!
Awesome, man! Holy crap, I better create more content then!
Love the vids man. 👍
Bringing back an old classic.
Would love to see more videos with Dave!
That sweater/cardigan thing that you’re wearing makes me so happy
Is it because I'm channeling the Dude from the Big Lebowski?
Always love to see a notification from this channel
man definitely knows his crap lol
Can you possibly do a video on a historically accurate civil war soldier or civil war vet with the mount of military clothing left over from the war. Thanks
Awesome videos,keep em coming, wish you could do one on the outlaws of the Canadian west,the mad trapper please
You should post another day in the Rocky mountains loved that vid, this one's pretty cool too.
Thanks, Zohan. Will do.
Is there anywere to buy these cus i live in city and no nature or buffalos any were wanna try
Very cool. Can't wait to see what you do next
Joe dirté quote, nice. Also super interesting video. More cowboy stuff dude!
'My name is Joe Dirte, I added an e to the end, cause it sounds cool'
"I would assume this is what a vegetarian's shit smells like." - Cousin Dave
You should make a video about the historical accuracy of outlaw gangs in the Wild West.
Great video as always man! I loved it. Keep the videos coming
Superb video as always. May I ask what your go to is to get all the excellent photographs you use? I do some amateur photo-colourising and some of the ones you’ve used are great!
Thanks, buddy. Regrettably, there is no single archive I go to. I just wander around the net, searching every conceivable combination of words to find these.
Question? Could you make a historically accurate hunter/ trapper outfit in rdo? I think that would be pretty cool.
At first I thought for sure this was like the old bison gall bladder trick (not real just something people said for shits and gigs) but now I will definitely try this.
I'm dying laughing!!! This is solid gold!!! 😆🤣😂
It needs Townsend's own 18th century collection of nutmeg spices to aid in the flavor.
I love Townsends. Can't wait to purchase some of their replica gear for upcoming vids.
Hey MvH, you should make a video on what guns that should be added. I personally would want to see a Winchester model 94. In gameplay it would use rifle ammo and have no smoke cloud because 30-30 was a smokeless cartridge.
Was that the guy who got the nok lodged in his nose
Nah, that was my dad.
The reason for the lack of trees on the plains was the buffalos. In the summer lightning would strike the ground setting fire to the dry grass. When the new grass grew it would attract the buffalo. Having seen this the Indians would also set fire to dry grass knowing the new grass would attract the buffalo. The burning of the grass had the added bonus that the new grass was much sweeter and therefore more attractive to the buffalo. The burning of the grass would usually burn any saplings trying to grow there which is why there are so few trees on the plains.
The use of fire to manage the environment was world wide. The Australian Aborigine's did the same thing thousands of years ago. And just like the plains it was to improve hunting. 11,000 years ago at a place call Star Carr in northern England the reeds around the lake there were also burned. When the reeds grew back they grew thicker so made very good material for thatching. The reeds, like the grass, have a higher sugar content and are edible to humans. It would be like growing your own candy store.
Firstly, I like how in the thumbnail you sit like the Red Dead characters do when they rest at the campfire (seriously I thought this was a Red Dead video at first glance)
Secondly, 5:59 I laughed so hard at that Joe Dirt reference 😂
And lastly, I can’t wait to tell my dad next time he cooks meat I want him to cook it over buffalo crap
!) That's just how I sit! 2)That movie is legendary. Love that you got the reference. Cousin Dave and I were making them the entire time. 3) Please do!
There were quite a few Joe Dirt references, including a "space peanut" comment.
WOOO cousin dave for the win!
Does is flavour the meat like coals?
Just keep posting I love every video great job 👏
Whoever thought talking about buffalo poop would be so interesting LOL. ✌🧡
I'm also loving the book recommendations lol I'm picking all these up as we go
Best channel I’ve seen in a long time 👍
Ha! Thanks, Alexander!
Gotta love them buffalo chips!
When my ancestors pulled their handcarts to Utah, I'm guessing this was their common fuel choice.
Absolutely. Lots of the sources I used were Mormon journals.
@@ManvsHistory Thought so 😄
When we did a school play on state history in 4th grade, we sang a song about buffalo chips. 😄
5:10 hahaha I love this channel
In the name of history, we gonna eat buffalo over buffalo. Love it. Thanks again for your amazing video.
Loved this video. I am sitting here thinking that I need to get some Buffalo chips…..ASAP. Also, great coonskin. This entire video definitely inspired me.
Glad you enjoyed it, man! Your vids inspire me as well!
Some how this feels like an elaborate prank to get me to get cow shit on my perfectly good steak...
Ha! Ah man, this gave me a good laugh. You'll have to find out for yourself, Coleman!
Just another thing Red Dead should add to their game. Damn, this is one of those things I'd have never known about, but it's now on my bucket list.
I need one of them shirts you guys are wearing 👍 (Watching this made me hungry).
What an excellent video! You should invite your cousin more often too
by the way where did you find the bufallo poo.
Local buffalo ranch.
The things we do for science (and the culinary arts) =D! Interesting results!
Where’d you get the hat from?
Yes!! A new post!!
What do you think the best material is for a bow string
I use dacron as it's most consistent, but sinew is more traditional.
You should make a rdo vid on historically accurate civil war soldiers
I like this idea; but for the time frame maybe making a Civil War veteran would be cool/interesting OR a Rough Rider soldier who fought in the Spanish-American War would be more accurate to the time frame. I’ve seen pics of Civil War veterans from the late 1800s, and most of them wear their hats and pins/buttons but pretty much dress classy or kinda hillbilly.
@@GiveMeYourNachosButthead Yeah, I think a Rough Rider or 'Indian Wars' soldier makes more sense.
@@ManvsHistory I'd love to see a late Indian wars uniform!
Man vs. History yup!! Totally brother. That'd be cool :)
Did you say Platt River? My family has a river named after us...
Will we be seeing a Mexican history in the west, I think it’ll be rlly interesting!
Also I love the videos you’ve gotten a new sub In me!!!
Welcome aboard, Anvion!
This is absolutely awesome.
where'd you get that sweater from, friend?
I did think that when I seen the title of this video it would be a crappy video but the way that you did it man it was a good crappy video. I learned a lot about crap and cooking at the same time.