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The Most Brutal Battles In The History Of The Blackfoot | FULL DOCUMENTARY

On the vast expanses of America’s Northern plains, no tribe has garnered a reputation more formidable than that of the Blackfoot. A complex society, who rose to prominence with the introduction of the horse to their hunting and warrior culture, the Blackfoot ascension to the pre imminent military and economic power the area that today comprises the states of Montana and Idaho, along with large swatches of southern Alberta, Canada. They were noted in the Lewis and Clark journals as the tribe to be most feared in these territories, beginning their narrative in American history as a tribe of horsebound warriors who ruthlessly dispatched anyone they saw as aggressors. They were known to many of the early mountain men as “Beelzibub”, as they were considered as fearsome as the Devil himself. Many tribes such as the Cree, the Arikara, and the Assiniboine fought decades long, dreadfully violent conflicts with the Blackfoot, costing countless lives on both sides. Now, History At The OK Corral brings you a comprehensive collection of the most brutal battles in the long and proud history of the mighty Blackfoot. From chasing down a legendary mountain man, to a long-forgotten attack on a desolate frontier fort, to a bloody battle in Canada whose consequences still reverberate today, join HOKC for a long-awaited deep-dive into the legendary military history of the feared and fearsome Blackfoot people. Brought to you by History At The OK Corral: Home Of History’s Greatest Shootouts & Showdowns! CHAPTERS 00:00:00:00 Fighting Jim Bridger 00:12:36:24 Taking On The Cree At Fort McKenzie 00:24:48:04 Colter’s Escape 00:30:21:16 Raiding On The Mountain Men 00:36:58:20 The Cree At Belly River 00:47:15:04 The End Of A Legendary Mountain Man 00:57:24:28 Poisoned 01:16:04:24 The Most Unfortunate Mountain Man 01:38:34:26 Taking Back The Captive 01:55:32:00 Conclusion SOCIAL MEDIA LINKS Instagram : @historyattheokcorral X : @historyokcorral Tik-Tok : @historyattheokcorral E-Mail : [email protected]