Mr. Blount and Son Chase Down Indian Horse Raiders in McCulloch County, TX, 1874

[@tomcoleman1962]

Thank you. Very interesting history. Please keep making more

[@waltmellgren756]

Good Story again. Thanks and keep them coming.

[@andrewmaccallum2367]

Keep up your great work 👍

[@charlespendola4775]

Thanks!!!

[@Russ_Looney]

Hey thank you for talking about my ol neck of the woods, Sir. Appreciate you

[@beerye9331]

Thank you for the upload.

[@steventhorson4487]

Excellent 👌 battle!!

[@neilpk70]

Ranald Mackenzie took care of them eventually.
Thanks for another superlative video!

[@brassteeth3355]

Our ancestors that pioneered and settled this state were remarkable people. I often feel unworthy.
Please excuse the lame joke

[@elliottd296]

What happened to the son ??

[@larryyouguessame6078]

Is that a wolf or coyote fur?

[@unworthyhistory]

Coyote

[@elliottd296]

Wolf fur 😊

[@henryrodgers1752]

Your story is incomplete. The son's ("Jim" Blount, Jr.) horse was stolen by the Indians but what became of Blount, Jr? Was he killed or taken captive? Or, even worse, did he run off to Austin to become a politician?

[@elliottd296]

Thats my Question also Henry what happened to the son ,did he get lost in the woods cutting timber ?