17 Historical Facts Of The Old West That Will Haunt You

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Sources:
explorethearchive.com/the-wild-west-facts

listverse.com/2023/08/02/ten-more-strange-things-y…

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All Comments (21)
  • @MattMartin-ql6en
    And this is how history gets twisted. Thanks to all y'all for your comments and keeping it straight. Peace
  • @seanedwards569
    1. Stetsons hats first went to the Army in 1885. It was after introduction into the Army when the hats became popular with civilians. Before the Stetson, bolers and sombreros were the hats of the Old West. 2. There was very little beer in the Old West. Because it was carbonated, it did not travel well over the rough terrain and could spoil in desert heat.
  • @stonecrow00
    The Bloody Benders actually lived in Cherryvale, KS. In Montgomery county. 21 miles up the road from me. The current owner of the property has an archeological dig ongoing as I type.
  • @user-ql2fl5hq5t
    What were the pictures of 1900’s families mixed in. Early 1950 or sixty styled clothing?
  • @donalddangerfield8064
    This dude smoked some seriously good stuff during the editing and researching of this video.
  • @patsquach4080
    ????? What’s with the photos of the women in India …. And. The water buffalo in Africa. .. strange and weird. Editor did a. Horrible job. Misinformation is prominent …. this is Poorly produced….
  • @wacobob56dad
    The only fact that haunts me is there was no indoor plumbing in the old west.
  • @jonkline709
    There’s a reason why they called it wild, what do you think went on 1:33
  • @patrickbarrett5650
    Did you keep getting your ‘Indians’ mixed up? Some of those saris and cattle looked a bit out of place.😂
  • @georgecyp.4581
    All people around the world have stories with giants. They all remember the Nephi Iim
  • @crapphone7744
    I had to keep trying out of your face as a game-changer. Rain goes from becoming misery to just an inconvenience.
  • @doranmaxwell1755
    Two groups facing each other at close range? 30 seconds is an eternity (literally for 3 of the combatants) cowboy hats? a cursory look at old photos show that every style hat imaginable was pressed into service The civil war.. PTSD on the grandest of scales... They (especially dispossessed southerners) were almost emotionally dead and acted that way.
  • @viktoralexanderyakimov3936
    Reading the comments is more interesting than the false info this video gives. I ain't an American, but all the comments tell me this video is a joke.
  • @randalljernigan889
    One of my dads sayings was " rough as a cob". Im sure they were pretty rough for toilet paper.
  • @frankmcgowan3371
    Today I learned that the old west had Romans in Roman baths and toilets and some towns had people from India.
  • @larrywmedford6587
    I see that I am not the only one to ask why you have pictures of things completely unrelated to the topic, such as the women in India and the cape buffalo in Africa. There is a huge difference between cape buffalo and American bison.