I was just thinking "That father who lost his son probably became a vicious alligator hunter after that." and sure enough a moment later he forms a whole posse to reap vengeance. I wouldn't blame him if he turned into some unhinged anti-alligator swamp person.
That was me... One night in the swamp gators ate me three times in like 5 minutes and ever since then I never pass through the swamp without pulling out my scoped bolt action and killing every gator in range
I wouldn't mind being able to take off with a glider from suitable vantage points to see how far you can get with them...for example of the top of the Mount Hagen or Bacchus Bridge or Brandywine Drop. I'm not surprised by any of the shenanigans you've mentioned, humans will be humans.
As long as they dont have weapons, i would be fine with gliders or pedal driven aircraft. Imagine the peddle driven aircraft uses up stamina while running the propellers or something. I mean, not everything in rdr2 is historically accurate. Take the robot for example.
@@restart426 AC set in the "wild west" area and time period....it'd be interesting :) But gliding is no crazier than getting into a wooden barrel and floating/falling down a waterfall...or any of the other crazy thing humans do.
Daily occurrence on supposed “co-op” missions such as trader route or protect legendary animals… griefers gonna grief! As in the wise words of malcom : life, uh, finds a way
The fact that it's easier to ferry glide your horse facing up stream to cross a powerful currents in the rivers in this blows me away. Such respect for hydrology in the game it's insane.
@ShadowAngel I love pvp, i hate griefers, the kinda people who do this dynamite hack or keep killing you from 100 yards with no reason while you're fishing or hunting
@@Royinszki had this happen to me recently: got jumped by two cretins using paint it back with improved bow dynamite arrows: hit me from across the gorge at sniper distance. Absolutely no defense against it as slippery bastard is ineffective against arrows, bolas or melee weapons, so only defense was trying time the shots and dive out of the way or run perpendicular with the horse. Once I got my carcano out and finally separated the bastards, started giving them a taste of their own medicine, then after they used up all their dynamite arrows, left the session… yellow belly cowards!
Get well soon, Sir! Another great video! And welcome back to Occam's story time... My grandpa took me fishing once, and he used a burlap sack full of unripe black walnuts of all things. When we got to the creek, he used a rock to smash the un-ripened walnuts, threw the rock into the sack as a weight, tied it off, and tossed it into the creek. The fish did get curious and started nibbling at the particles seeping from the sack. My 10-year-old self was obviously confused, but within an hour, fish began floating to the surface. Years later, I learned it was juglone poisoning.
could you possibly do a video about how to make a historically accurate trader/hunter in Red Dead Online? And that could branch into naturalist, moonshiner, bounty hunter and collector
I met someone in real life who was blinded after she was kicked by a horse. I definitely would've never questioned people getting kicked by one. I'm most surprised that buried treasure was real. Even buried pirate treasure is almost a myth.
Yeah, but, like the bones, it would most definitely be more common then vs now because of how untamed the world was and there was so much unmolested land. Now, so much has already been dug up or professionals have access to sites, as well as so much concrete everywhere, it's a lot less common for the average joe to find treasure or artifacts and bones.
Was very common. The cholera epidemic of 1873 was very bad. You also had Consumption (Now called Tuberculosis) and killed a great number of people during this period. Then there was the most feared of them all, Smallpox. It would be the biggest killer of Native Americans.
Y'all know the movie Jaws? It was supposedly based off of the 1916 New Jersey shark attacks. The writer says otherwise, but the rumor stuck. Anyway, a shark got into a creek that fed into the ocean and started attacking people there. One of the things they tried when they went to go kill it? Dynamite fishing.
@@calamity7249 Then, imagine minding your own business, out in the middle of nowhere, fishing, and getting bombed over and over by a posse of griefers. Sounds great.😑
@@Dirtbag-Hyena Well, if you are fishing at Hamish's cabin up at O'Creagh's Run they can throw as much dynamite as they want and probably just kill some salmon, otherwise, yeah, it's really annoying.
Nice video, do think you can make your next video about the historical accuracy of the gangs in the game? (Talk about the historical influences of the gangs, the practicality of the gangs structure, and even talk about any other gangs you’d like to see added to the game)
Lasso dueling! Yes! No auto aim. Getting kicked by a horse. Oh..... the stories I can tell of a barn sour, hammer headed, swaybacked, POS, quarter horse I had in high school. She would bite, buck, kick, drag you off on the nearest low hanging limb, brush your leg against the electric fence. She was also the best cutting horse I ever owned.
It’s ironic that those men fishing with dynamite set out thinking that they would be ending their day with a belly full of fish. Instead they ended up blowing themselves into bait sized pieces and the fish all went home with a belly full of them. 😂
@Tosterchild yeah, historians would say those things, but nope! I would love living in the old west. "Seeing the elephant", " bucking the tiger", messing with the "solid doves" then eventually setting down and getting married to a virgin. Ha! Good times! And tough times! But you can chance it, and become a legend in that time period. Man.... I miss the old west... Like I lived it.... *sighs*
Could you do “How to create a historically accurate wealthy person?” I’m specifically thinking of the look that many capitalists of the frontier had. Also, love your content!
I’ve always been fascinated by hygiene in the west. Wearing all that heavy clothing in hot weather and bathing once a month? How is that possible? I imagine quite a few injuries occurred doing the work they did. So by that logic infections and death would be very common.
@ShadowAngel And yet, like weeds, somehow we thrive, still. I think about humanity, and how amazing it is to me, that we've made it this far. Especially watching period movies and especially watching ones from the middle-ages. Humans are, if nothing else, resilient.
Was watching the Revenant, (book is way better), and was wondering if there is any historical record of someone climbing into their horse to survive, Luke Skywalker style! Love the Vids!
Not sure how I missed this, but I apologize and take full responsibility. Keep up the great work! I tried to meet you in Valentine on 9/26 to say hi, but there was an old-fashioned Valentine War going on. I saw Mr. Cleemz and said hi to him, though!
Been awhile Man! This video made my day much better! Always wondered about all these, and there are so much more weird occurrences and mysteries! Thanks MvH
You know, I've thought about that and just simply how uncomfortable riding home would be, after a whole night of drinking. Car rides are bad enough, I can't imagine all that bouncing.😄
That's a good point. Somebody needs to test this out. Hear that, History Channel?!? We need a history mythbusters show... and a qualified host... maybe a professor... or something.
When I was a kid (like 6 years old), the stallion I was riding go enough of carrying some unfamiliar entity (aka me) and gently (didn't get a scratch) threw me off by stooping and sitting. Then he stood up and went to his owner (mom's friend). He also was the kindest horse I've met (not that I've met many)
I see your alligator and raise you a man eating shark. Several years ago an Australian trawler, originally British with some British crewmen still sailing on her, brought up their nets to land their catch. Amongst the fish was a shark. When it was sent for processing they found a human head in its stomach. It was the head of one of the British crewmen who'd gone missing several days before. I have been working my way though your videos and I have to say I have found them enjoyable and very informative and I would like to congratulate your on them. And I am looking forward to more of them.
Dang a lot of these stories not animal related were crazy especially learning fishing with dynamite was real. Also I wonder if the guy past little creek that’s dead with a grizzly is based off that one story. Hm. On a random note boy how I wish you were the host for the history channels new show oddly enough called man vs history.
I wish OUR Man hosted that show, too!! I'm sure it wouldn't be as much of a disappointment as it has been. I really wanted to like it....but...🤷🏼♀️ Our Man needs HIS OWN SHOW!!
I am not surprised the gator story happened in Camden Ga, it is a very swampy area. How common was people unable to swim? I am looking at John Marston on this one.
Hey Man Vs History! I have a video request. I think a video about who the Wapiti Indians are based off of would be cool! It's never stated in game but I believe their based on the Plains and Rocky Mountain tribes.
Also just learned this at the local cabela’s: wapiti translates to “elk”, so when the daily of skinning elk comes up… you know where I fast travel to 😉
Excellent video. Any chance down the line we can get a video on the historical background/accuracy of Guido Martelli's crime syndicate? Or just a general organized crime in the old west video.
What are you thoughts on the Finley jacket? I don't think its period accurate but I tell myself my character had it specifically made just so I can wear it. Lol Love your channel btw!
He has already touched on these in previous videos! Trappers would be covered in his video on Mountain Men, and bounty hunter was touched on in his Lawman video. Really anyone could be a bounty hunter or a gambler, so I'm not sure if there would really be any set style of outfit notable enough to be able to make a whole video on
@@ManvsHistory thanks for producing such amazing content, for me it’s like each time I watch one of your videos I go on a multiple day camping trip, complete with kayaking and campfires, because of where I live I don’t go camping much, but I’m able to get my outdoor fix from your content, thank you
@@ChrissyGaines I love hearing that, man! If both my arms were working, I'd be out filming outdoor vids right now! But truly, thanks for watching my channel, my friend!
love your vids! so much of wild west lore and the stories borne of it are about people trying to maintain autonomy and escape the vicious industrialization of capitalism, and unfortunately they lost. how many famous gunslingers & outlaws do you think were expressing this? or do you think most of them were simply just bad people? i’d love to hear your thoughts.
@@ManvsHistory I could have sworn it was you, he sounded just like you. If you`re interested enough then I`d suggest the "Wild RP" server. The streamer I was watching was "VERTiiGoGaming", he`s on CZcams and Twitch. I think he`s hilarious, you might enjoy him also. Anyway, best of luck to you and thanks for all the Red Dead content.
@@ManvsHistory thank you. Also was watching your Q&A and heard you like Scottish History. I hope you do a full video about this as I live there. Maybe a video about Scottish immigrants in America/RDR2?
A Mexican outlaw would very likely have worn more or less the same style of dress as depicted in the vaquero video. Perhaps with some variations similar to those discussed in the outlaw video.
It's already on the channel... well, the link is. But it's an Easter egg, so you'll need to dig into the comment sections of some older vids to find it. Good luck, partner!
@@ManvsHistory No problem 👊🏿❤️, keep up the great work. Came across your channel before a while back from a "Real Pixels" video where he was also covering historical accuracies in Red Dead but for some reason after watching one video I never watched the rest so when you got recommended to me again I was like wait, I never fully watched all these videos, lemme actually enjoy em this time. Been enjoyable going down the rabbit hole 🙏🏿, the sheer amount of work that went into Red Dead still blows my mind to this day. But yeah Red Dead videos aside your other videos are also really good, well researched and very good quality. You're probably gonna see me drop a few more comments as I continue down the rabbit hole haha. Have an awesome day and again, keep up the great content.
@@TheOnlyTaps Well awesome, man! Yeah, glad to have you go back through and watch some of the other ones. I'll be looking for your comments! Thanks for the kind words!
I was just thinking "That father who lost his son probably became a vicious alligator hunter after that." and sure enough a moment later he forms a whole posse to reap vengeance. I wouldn't blame him if he turned into some unhinged anti-alligator swamp person.
That was me... One night in the swamp gators ate me three times in like 5 minutes and ever since then I never pass through the swamp without pulling out my scoped bolt action and killing every gator in range
Imagine stopping for a drink to see your horse gets stolen by a person that jumped off a roof
Would prob break the horse's back. Or at least piss it off.
@@traegoins6903 people were less fat and more short in those times
@@Literallyryangosling777yeah but that’s still like 140+ pound grown man flying at you straight down on your back 😭
@@elmochomo8218 they are just built diferent
so what i'm getting is a lot of stuff that happens to us in RDO was pretty common irl?
spooky
Even when the game looks very broken it still is incredible realistic
Hence why it was the Wild west
I wouldn't mind being able to take off with a glider from suitable vantage points to see how far you can get with them...for example of the top of the Mount Hagen or Bacchus Bridge or Brandywine Drop. I'm not surprised by any of the shenanigans you've mentioned, humans will be humans.
As long as they dont have weapons, i would be fine with gliders or pedal driven aircraft. Imagine the peddle driven aircraft uses up stamina while running the propellers or something. I mean, not everything in rdr2 is historically accurate. Take the robot for example.
… what is this, assassin’s creed?? 😜
@@restart426 AC set in the "wild west" area and time period....it'd be interesting :)
But gliding is no crazier than getting into a wooden barrel and floating/falling down a waterfall...or any of the other crazy thing humans do.
lol love the tales of IRL griefing. If only they had defensive mode and dynamite arrows... 🤣
@Saxon the Mutt I might be late, but try using rolling block.
"Hot mexican blood began to boil"
Lasso duel sounds fucking cool
Daily occurrence on supposed “co-op” missions such as trader route or protect legendary animals… griefers gonna grief! As in the wise words of malcom : life, uh, finds a way
The fact that it's easier to ferry glide your horse facing up stream to cross a powerful currents in the rivers in this blows me away. Such respect for hydrology in the game it's insane.
"his hot mexican blood began to boil" that's literally me when i get attacked by a griefer
@ShadowAngel just because pvp is an option doesnt mean you go around attacking random people. Both parties should have to agree to it.
@ShadowAngel
But it's not a PvP based game, you swit.
That's why there's a whole separate part for PvP, you swit.
@ShadowAngel I love pvp, i hate griefers, the kinda people who do this dynamite hack or keep killing you from 100 yards with no reason while you're fishing or hunting
@@Royinszki had this happen to me recently: got jumped by two cretins using paint it back with improved bow dynamite arrows: hit me from across the gorge at sniper distance. Absolutely no defense against it as slippery bastard is ineffective against arrows, bolas or melee weapons, so only defense was trying time the shots and dive out of the way or run perpendicular with the horse. Once I got my carcano out and finally separated the bastards, started giving them a taste of their own medicine, then after they used up all their dynamite arrows, left the session… yellow belly cowards!
LATINX!!!
Get well soon, Sir! Another great video!
And welcome back to Occam's story time...
My grandpa took me fishing once, and he used a burlap sack full of unripe black walnuts of all things.
When we got to the creek, he used a rock to smash the un-ripened walnuts, threw the rock into the sack as a weight, tied it off, and tossed it into the creek. The fish did get curious and started nibbling at the particles seeping from the sack.
My 10-year-old self was obviously confused, but within an hour, fish began floating to the surface.
Years later, I learned it was juglone poisoning.
Your grandfather was a genius
That's awesome!
@@dootmcsploot4180 He looked and sounded like John Wayne...with quite a colorful history of his own :)
@@ManvsHistory don't get me started ;)
@@occamsrouter please get started
could you possibly do a video about how to make a historically accurate trader/hunter in Red Dead Online? And that could branch into naturalist, moonshiner, bounty hunter and collector
He already did a video on that.
I met someone in real life who was blinded after she was kicked by a horse. I definitely would've never questioned people getting kicked by one. I'm most surprised that buried treasure was real. Even buried pirate treasure is almost a myth.
Yeah, but, like the bones, it would most definitely be more common then vs now because of how untamed the world was and there was so much unmolested land.
Now, so much has already been dug up or professionals have access to sites, as well as so much concrete everywhere, it's a lot less common for the average joe to find treasure or artifacts and bones.
@@Dirtbag-Hyenatreasure didn't appear out of nowhere. It's just that folks don't burry stuff anymore
I'm pretty sure dying of cholera was a common occurrence
Was very common. The cholera epidemic of 1873 was very bad. You also had Consumption (Now called Tuberculosis) and killed a great number of people during this period. Then there was the most feared of them all, Smallpox. It would be the biggest killer of Native Americans.
and diarrhea was still a killer
(Insert name here) died of dysentery.
Y'all know the movie Jaws? It was supposedly based off of the 1916 New Jersey shark attacks. The writer says otherwise, but the rumor stuck. Anyway, a shark got into a creek that fed into the ocean and started attacking people there. One of the things they tried when they went to go kill it? Dynamite fishing.
I really hope they don't add the "Dynamite throwing Airships" but you never know with Rockstar
@Saxon Snow Imagine 2 guys taking off from opposite mountains and throwing dynamite at each other, the 1st aerial dogfight in RDO.
@Saxon Snow lol
@@calamity7249
Then, imagine minding your own business, out in the middle of nowhere, fishing, and getting bombed over and over by a posse of griefers. Sounds great.😑
@@Dirtbag-Hyena Well, if you are fishing at Hamish's cabin up at O'Creagh's Run they can throw as much dynamite as they want and probably just kill some salmon, otherwise, yeah, it's really annoying.
Nice video, do think you can make your next video about the historical accuracy of the gangs in the game? (Talk about the historical influences of the gangs, the practicality of the gangs structure, and even talk about any other gangs you’d like to see added to the game)
That would be pretty cool.
Lasso dueling! Yes! No auto aim.
Getting kicked by a horse. Oh..... the stories I can tell of a barn sour, hammer headed, swaybacked, POS, quarter horse I had in high school. She would bite, buck, kick, drag you off on the nearest low hanging limb, brush your leg against the electric fence. She was also the best cutting horse I ever owned.
You mean you are her eventually?
2:50 yeah best just leave the rest of that article unread haha
Great video as always 🤠
It’s ironic that those men fishing with dynamite set out thinking that they would be ending their day with a belly full of fish. Instead they ended up blowing themselves into bait sized pieces and the fish all went home with a belly full of them. 😂
Imagine one second your bud lights up a stick and throws it into water, the next one it blasts into his face ripping him in shreds
when a new video comes online I'm always happy and my little brother of 1 is also happy when I'm happy.
Professor Langley was SO ahead of his time .Imagine telling him about an AC-130 .
Don’t forget to mention the AC-47!
Griefer in real life, makes sense but holy cow, poor feller.
And you can count the fact that the NPCs are a little too jumpy with players in the game,and now I guess we know why.
Yes, the old west was wild! I would dear to say the real old west was more Wilder then any fictional video game. And better!
@Tosterchild yeah, historians would say those things, but nope! I would love living in the old west. "Seeing the elephant", " bucking the tiger", messing with the "solid doves" then eventually setting down and getting married to a virgin. Ha! Good times! And tough times! But you can chance it, and become a legend in that time period. Man.... I miss the old west... Like I lived it.... *sighs*
Could you do “How to create a historically accurate wealthy person?” I’m specifically thinking of the look that many capitalists of the frontier had. Also, love your content!
GRRRRRRRRRRRRREAT SSSSCOT, a Lasso warrior with dynamite in a flying machine hunting alligators, bears, while fishing for treasure geeez
I wonder when the last time "Words of a sulphurous nature" were used in a newspaper. Great video, friend. Thanks for posting.
I’ve always been fascinated by hygiene in the west. Wearing all that heavy clothing in hot weather and bathing once a month? How is that possible? I imagine quite a few injuries occurred doing the work they did. So by that logic infections and death would be very common.
@ShadowAngel
And yet, like weeds, somehow we thrive, still.
I think about humanity, and how amazing it is to me, that we've made it this far.
Especially watching period movies and especially watching ones from the middle-ages.
Humans are, if nothing else, resilient.
Good stuff, Shadow! Love that Agnew recommendation too!
Absolutely love the style of reporting from those papers. Straight to the point
Was watching the Revenant, (book is way better), and was wondering if there is any historical record of someone climbing into their horse to survive, Luke Skywalker style!
Love the Vids!
I kwew about dynamite fishing from a Hercule Poirot episode… they used to do this a lot in North Africa to save time!
Not sure how I missed this, but I apologize and take full responsibility.
Keep up the great work! I tried to meet you in Valentine on 9/26 to say hi, but there was an old-fashioned Valentine War going on. I saw Mr. Cleemz and said hi to him, though!
Sorry I missed ya!
I'm always around!!
Don't be a stranger.
Been awhile Man! This video made my day much better!
Always wondered about all these, and there are so much more weird occurrences and mysteries!
Thanks MvH
You bet, buddy.
This series is awesome can’t wait for more
You have so much faith in Rockstar to actually add content in the next updates, god bless you sir.
I remember reading that falling off your horse was the most common cause of death in the west.
You know, I've thought about that and just simply how uncomfortable riding home would be, after a whole night of drinking.
Car rides are bad enough, I can't imagine all that bouncing.😄
That's a good point. Somebody needs to test this out. Hear that, History Channel?!? We need a history mythbusters show... and a qualified host... maybe a professor... or something.
@@ManvsHistory I think I know someone who may be qualified for this
When I was a kid (like 6 years old), the stallion I was riding go enough of carrying some unfamiliar entity (aka me) and gently (didn't get a scratch) threw me off by stooping and sitting. Then he stood up and went to his owner (mom's friend). He also was the kindest horse I've met (not that I've met many)
Saw Nipomo and Lompoc town names in old papers 😊
I’m still right there man
I see your alligator and raise you a man eating shark. Several years ago an Australian trawler, originally British with some British crewmen still sailing on her, brought up their nets to land their catch. Amongst the fish was a shark. When it was sent for processing they found a human head in its stomach. It was the head of one of the British crewmen who'd gone missing several days before.
I have been working my way though your videos and I have to say I have found them enjoyable and very informative and I would like to congratulate your on them. And I am looking forward to more of them.
Dang a lot of these stories not animal related were crazy especially learning fishing with dynamite was real. Also I wonder if the guy past little creek that’s dead with a grizzly is based off that one story. Hm. On a random note boy how I wish you were the host for the history channels new show oddly enough called man vs history.
I wish OUR Man hosted that show, too!! I'm sure it wouldn't be as much of a disappointment as it has been.
I really wanted to like it....but...🤷🏼♀️
Our Man needs HIS OWN SHOW!!
Need to get a RedM server going on Pc everyone being historically accurate
I am not surprised the gator story happened in Camden Ga, it is a very swampy area. How common was people unable to swim? I am looking at John Marston on this one.
I really want to know how historically accurate are the camps are in the game. Like did people live full time in camps like the ones online?
Such a great channel! One of the greatest channels youtube has ever seen!
That lasso story is amazing!
Lasso Duel...
Ashley! I got an idea!
You know... for science...
Let's do it 😈🔥
love the video. Well done.
Future video suggestion: RDR2 offline historically accurate stuffs.
Dynamite throwing airships dont give rockstar any ideas 😂
As always great content and informative
Watch, they'll introduce the Oppressor Mk 0.5 now.
Nah Rockstart will put the old west version of it's flying motorcycle with an old time bike and the Gatlin gun.
Man, i have an video idea that just came to my mind. Were there any outlawed trappers like Yukon Nik from RDO?
This channel is absolute gold
Very interesting video 😍
I like this very much , good job !
Understand that there is much Researchwork behind this 👍
Thank You
Woah! hello again, great to have you back.
Thank you, my friend!
Idea: How to create a historically accurate mafia member
You should do a video on historical accurate American Indian scouts outfit video! That'd be cool
czcams.com/video/RVoq0hLdGmo/video.html
Here you go!!
Thanks for another great video
You should do a historically accurate wealthy person in the west
Another great video
Yes!!!!! He posted
Hey Man Vs History! I have a video request. I think a video about who the Wapiti Indians are based off of would be cool! It's never stated in game but I believe their based on the Plains and Rocky Mountain tribes.
Duly noted!
Also just learned this at the local cabela’s: wapiti translates to “elk”, so when the daily of skinning elk comes up… you know where I fast travel to 😉
Excellent video. Any chance down the line we can get a video on the historical background/accuracy of Guido Martelli's crime syndicate? Or just a general organized crime in the old west video.
Noted!!
Thank you for this awesome video! Happy New Year!
That poor dog that got sacrificed to the alligator...
i mean it didnt say the dog died soo... hope?
@@vikingshaggy2786they didn't say it was alive either
This is interesting
I don't know what's worse getting drowned and eaten by a gator or getting mauled by a bear
Personally, the alligator sounds worse to me.
This video was a laught. All the best!
5:06 Wonder if something like that ever happened
I doubt, but this may be possible with right amount of right chemicals and brain damage done to the poor Grizzly
Hells yeah
this is awesome
What are you thoughts on the Finley jacket? I don't think its period accurate but I tell myself my character had it specifically made just so I can wear it. Lol
Love your channel btw!
THOSE GOOD FOR NOTHING SACKS OF PIG FEED USED A POOR DOG FOR ALLIGATOR BAIT 😤🤬 Punishable by lasso dragging death!!
I figured that one would get you riled up, Gertonson!
@@ManvsHistory You know me well!
Nice I love this
Awesome video!
Great content!
Thank you, my friend!
Underrated video
Thanks, partner.
In both games, cannibalism is mentioned. do you know any case about it?
GREAT VIDEO. Im a little late getting over hear.
Great to 'see' you again, Jay! Hope you're doing well, my friend!
Where do you come across these articles back then ? Btw I love how the articles somewhat have the same humor as rdr2 lol
Elijah! (That's a great name btw). Yeah, I find them all in the Library of Congress' Newspaper Archive, and the British Newspaper Archive.
Damn, poor kid
Lmao lasso a bear? Wtf!?
They should’ve let us take hot air balloon rides.
hey mvh just wondering if you can do a historical accurate gambler,trapper or bounty hunter outfits is so that would be great!
He has already touched on these in previous videos! Trappers would be covered in his video on Mountain Men, and bounty hunter was touched on in his Lawman video. Really anyone could be a bounty hunter or a gambler, so I'm not sure if there would really be any set style of outfit notable enough to be able to make a whole video on
I’m 67th commenter “it’s not much but it’s honest work”
Ha!
@@ManvsHistory thanks for producing such amazing content, for me it’s like each time I watch one of your videos I go on a multiple day camping trip, complete with kayaking and campfires, because of where I live I don’t go camping much, but I’m able to get my outdoor fix from your content, thank you
@@ChrissyGaines I love hearing that, man! If both my arms were working, I'd be out filming outdoor vids right now! But truly, thanks for watching my channel, my friend!
@@ManvsHistory the pleasures all mine, my friend! and thanks for having such great content for me to watch!
love your vids! so much of wild west lore and the stories borne of it are about people trying to maintain autonomy and escape the vicious industrialization of capitalism, and unfortunately they lost. how many famous gunslingers & outlaws do you think were expressing this? or do you think most of them were simply just bad people? i’d love to hear your thoughts.
Could you possibly do a video on how to make an accurate way to create a French Canadian hunter?
Two words: Celine Dion
Weird times
Do you by any chance play Red Dead RP? I was watching a stream the other day and I thought I recognized your voice.
I have not. I'm interested in it though!
@@ManvsHistory I could have sworn it was you, he sounded just like you. If you`re interested enough then I`d suggest the "Wild RP" server. The streamer I was watching was "VERTiiGoGaming", he`s on CZcams and Twitch. I think he`s hilarious, you might enjoy him also. Anyway, best of luck to you and thanks for all the Red Dead content.
@@johnnybrubaker Yeah, not me, man! Sorry! I'll check him out though!
Well I have been kicked in the face by a horse in real life and in the game
Can I get someone's help in the game? I need a friend to play with to show me the ropes of online but I can't get into the swing of things...
Absolutely! I'd be happy to help you if we play on the same console. Do you play on Xbox?
I know you did the vaquero but do you think you could do historically accurate Mexican
They would be dressed more or less the same way
Oh
Incredible stuff, Man.
A lot of work to produce-but we sure appreciate it!
Idk what happened to your arm-but get well, soon.😉💕
Thanks for all you do.
Thanks, Whisky!
I was wondering how you get access to all these old papers? Would love to have a read through them myself.
Library of Congress archives and the British Newspaper Archives.
@@ManvsHistory thank you. Also was watching your Q&A and heard you like Scottish History. I hope you do a full video about this as I live there. Maybe a video about Scottish immigrants in America/RDR2?
@@scott9237 Very cool! Where in Scotland? I've travelled a bit around there. Much of my family came from Luss, on Loch Lomond.
@@ManvsHistory North East Highlands. In Morayshire which is very peaceful with no major cities for quite a distance. I think you’d enjoy it
@@scott9237 I'm sure I would. Haven't been up that way but it looks sublime.
Kicking the bear😂🤣😂
Can you make a Mexican outlaw/gunslinger video or a Mexican revolutionary?
Here's a link to his Valquero video.
czcams.com/video/0yL4O8W6IIc/video.html
@@Dirtbag-Hyena it’s vaquero and last time I checked people who herd cattle aren’t outlaws, gunslingers, or revolutionaries.
A Mexican outlaw would very likely have worn more or less the same style of dress as depicted in the vaquero video. Perhaps with some variations similar to those discussed in the outlaw video.
do you play red dead on xbox one x?
When will be getting historically accurate bigamists in RDO thank you
It's already on the channel... well, the link is. But it's an Easter egg, so you'll need to dig into the comment sections of some older vids to find it. Good luck, partner!
Happy Easter egg hunting!
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Where do you find all these old articles?
I comb through the online archives of the Library of Congress and the British Archives.
@@ManvsHistory thank you for letting me k ow is like to go through them myself sometime.
@@Oneeyedhistorian You bet!
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Tapiwa, I love seeing your trail of comments on several videos. Enjoy them, partner! And thanks for watching!
@@ManvsHistory No problem 👊🏿❤️, keep up the great work. Came across your channel before a while back from a "Real Pixels" video where he was also covering historical accuracies in Red Dead but for some reason after watching one video I never watched the rest so when you got recommended to me again I was like wait, I never fully watched all these videos, lemme actually enjoy em this time. Been enjoyable going down the rabbit hole 🙏🏿, the sheer amount of work that went into Red Dead still blows my mind to this day.
But yeah Red Dead videos aside your other videos are also really good, well researched and very good quality.
You're probably gonna see me drop a few more comments as I continue down the rabbit hole haha. Have an awesome day and again, keep up the great content.
@@TheOnlyTaps Well awesome, man! Yeah, glad to have you go back through and watch some of the other ones. I'll be looking for your comments! Thanks for the kind words!
Jesus paid my ticket:) yours too!
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