1. Give it up to my brother Joe for making all of the music in this one! 2. Play Tacticus for free today! play.tacticusgame.com/HistoryDose For this month only, use code HAPPYDEC to receive 2K gold and 50 Blackstone
Never ceases to amaze me that your channel is made by two people. Chris research and enthralling voice. Joe amazing artwork and music. I'll keep watching as long you guys keep making them.
@stratdaddy ruclips.net/video/dXE3lmavsH4/видео.htmlsi=JVt5MrZ-i7_tePTL This south park youtuber along with some others did a really good job uncovering the whole thing
“hot damn partner, that’s a mighty big iron you got there” “your damn right, and know this feller, Dynamite Dick’s got this biggest iron this side of the Mississippi”
I've never understood how this channel doesn't have more of a following. There isn't a single video that doesn't educate in the most entertaining way possible
That plot twist at the end was crazy! I refuse to believe they imprisoned Dynamite Dick tho. How could that be?! He would blow his way out of any cell! Lol
I’m truly in awe of old school bounty hunters and lawman , no gps , no DNA , no air surveillance, not even basic phones , and still got the job done , crazy skills!
"To the town of Agua Fria rode a stranger one fine day Hardly spoke to folks around him, didn't have too much to say No one dared to ask his business, no one dared to make a slip For the stranger, there among them had a big iron on his hip" These lyrics hit different after watching this video. Thanks for keeping the internet educational!
my grandma has recounted stories to me that she would hear of the Doolin-Dalton gang. the 1893 shootout actually happened in my grandmas hometown of Ingalls, Oklahoma. it happened after the US Marshall’s got word the gang was hiding out in the small town so they sent Marshall’s up from Guthrie and Stillwater to get them. theres even still a couple buildings standing that were there for the shootout and my grandma took me to see a reenactment of the shootout there when i was little. it’s just always been so cool to me that i could hear those stories from my grandma who was told first hand accounts of the action considering it happened just 45 years before she was born in that same town
I loved how you did the plot twist at the end revealing Canton's true identity, was not expecting that and it was a perfect way to bring it to a dramatic end. Well done, my first video of yours, you got a new subscriber! :)
dalton gang's also a great western band out of denver fronted by james dalton. though, it you're a peacemakers or railbenders fan, you probably already know this.
Ive said this before but the visuals, storytelling, and score are so good that I find myself taking one piece of the narration and going on tangents, stories, and wonderings in my head. So much so ill catch myself rewinding because I missed some of the narration more than once per video, lol.
Thanks so much! My brother Joe and I put a lot of work into making sure each episode clicks on all levels. Informative, compelling and immersive :) ~Chris
I love the more modern history videos you guys do. It feels closer to home. Your Meyer Lansky video comes to mind as another example that really feels like it could’ve happened right in my backyard. Awesome video!
This was a fantastic video. The music and sound put it over the top. Illuatrations are stylistic and beautiful. Storytelling pace and structure superb. You picked a great story. Loved the video.
The story, artwork, narration, and overall presentation makes this channel truly special. These guys remind me why I love history. They prove history is more than just dates and dead people, it is the story of mankind. Whether its smaller stories like these, or larger conflicts.
This entire video can be made into a movie...climaxing with the showdown and winding down as is done here.. OR maybe a double climax, the 2nd being the big identity reveal. Well scripted... Well done sirs indeed. you earned my sub
Another banger as always. What a gorgeous intro. That shot of the two riders under the moonlight. The mix of real historical imagery and Joe's masterworks are simply gorgeous. History Dose doesn't miss.
insane to hear just how the natives were treated. Imagine all these ppl rushing your homeland and all you can do is watch as everything you know just gets taken in front of your eyes.
This episode was amazing. I love your guys work but this was my favorite yet. I felt immersed in this story. I could watch a whole season of this wild west topic. Beautiful art as always and great writing once again! I show your videos to people to get them interested in history because your videos are so entertaining. Great work guys. Truly amazing. I appreciate your hard work!
I know the wild west spanned across a lot of territory but its cool seeing more specific Oklahoma history. Im from muskogee Oklahoma and recently in the library I found tons of fascinating old western histroy/lore. Some of the stories would make for an awesome tv series
4:41 fun fact, this man had three brothers, one named "bum-tiss" another named "Bee gone" and another named dumb dunn diddily" seeing as bee dunn is the oldest sibling, he was primarily introduced first. Dont worry i put them in chronological order after bee dunn.. Same them quickly in order from oldest to youngest..
On rewatch, there are some tiny hints about how Canton knew outlaws could disappear and hide under aliases, and that he knew the story of Joe Horner. But the hints were hidden well :)
Appreciate the Work you guys put into the narration, writing and literally painting the scenes for these, I'm a sketcher many but I appreciate human made efforts. It's good to see. Good video.
Read Blood Maridian, it's a wild book. Although the historical value of the accounts described are to be taken with a grain of salt, the actual tone of the book goes along way to embed the disorder and violence of the old west, scalper gangs and bounty hunters of that time period. Excellent read 📚 👌🏻
Love the art (along with the narration and storytelling). Those nighttime gunshot images are outstanding. Never really seen anything like them. I'm not a big art collector, but I'd pay for prints of lots of the images displayed in this video. Great work guys.
@HistoryDose Of course, and nice! I'll be checking that out then, and hope y'all have continued success and growth 😎. And thanks for the excellent content.
I feel like this would be the perfect plot for Red dead 3. An ambiguous but highly talented gunslinger turned into a lawman. It’s similar to John’s story in the first game but with the exception of actually becoming a full on law man who got away from the life.
wont lie, the daltons attacking coffeeville feels like it was the inspiration for the blackwater massacre.. A game about "the three guardsmen" would be awesome. Both alexander dumas and quetin tarentino would surely approve.
dude seriously long time history nerd but for the adhd mind per se or whatever this is like amazing so enthralling with the artwork since its custom it does wonders for the creativity
Subscribed. What makes history interesting are not facts and figures, but the stories of people’s lives. I would love to see this as a movie adaptation.
This is what make American history and myths come to be viewed and etched within the literature, films, and music about the America. This is the history drawn me into learning the virtues, vices and value of the American Free Spirit.
I LOVE westerns and neo-westerns. My favorite channel covering my favorite era of American history. You brother nailed the artworkagaib. Can't get much better than that. Thank you HD! Fun fact; Theres an amazing show that Tyler Sheridan(Yellowstone/Lioness) worked on called Lawmen; BASS REEVES. Great show about his story.
Huge props to both of you! Joseph's art is extraordinary! I watched this in 2 sessions and forgot about the "written and illustrated by humans" Near the end I though "where'd they get all this amazing art? doesn't look like AI" and then you showed the drawing process. Keep at it!!
Thanks! History fascinates me, and depicting it in a compelling way goes a long way toward spreading that fascination. This one was a real-life situation with all the makings of a Hollywood drama. ~Chris
1. Give it up to my brother Joe for making all of the music in this one!
2. Play Tacticus for free today! play.tacticusgame.com/HistoryDose For this month only, use code HAPPYDEC to receive 2K gold and 50 Blackstone
Dude, your brother is a legend
Is there anything Joe can't do?
Music was great and the art. Script was amazing as always
@@HistoryDose Thank you sir
👍Joe
The fact that there was a real outlaw named "Dynamit Dick" with no apparent explanation for the nickname is just gold, gold, gold!
Right, I thought about it for a second after realizing Dick isn't short for Charles 👀
I think it was just an alliteration... maybe.
The nicknames back in those days hit HARD!! 😂😂
@@DudsynKitwali dynamite Richard doesn't have the same ring to it buddy
@@jackwebb3757I prefer Raging Richard.
A murderous criminal becoming a corrupt law enforcement officer under an assumed name is the most old west thing ever lol
Never ceases to amaze me that your channel is made by two people. Chris research and enthralling voice. Joe amazing artwork and music. I'll keep watching as long you guys keep making them.
Means a lot! Thanks! These are a lot of hard work. The comments, likes and shares go a long way :)
~Chris
@@HistoryDose your videos are so good!!! you could make great documentaries for many organizations!!!
Real talk these bros killing it. Been here since the mongol vids and always love seeing new content
Yeah I just found it and this shit is amazing
Forever supportive of “written and illustrated by humans”
@@morganwells567 I'm more concerned
I’m gonna name my AI humans now
That ai content farm making all those cartoon video essay channels getting exposed was good for my soul
@@albertw38 where can I hear more about that
@stratdaddy ruclips.net/video/dXE3lmavsH4/видео.htmlsi=JVt5MrZ-i7_tePTL
This south park youtuber along with some others did a really good job uncovering the whole thing
That twist was very unexpected. This real life Wild West story is pretty complicated but fascinating.
redemption arc? but inflexible justice would call it a perversion.
Like i acc recoiled in surprise neat storytelling on historydoses part istg
I had to start all over again
“By 1899 the age of outlaws and gunslingers was at an end”
For sure! That's a big reason Canton leaves Oklahoma Territory toward the end of the video
@@HistoryDose it’s a reference to Red dead redemption 2, but still a cool fact nonetheless
@@spartanneo1680 "You and me, we're more ghosts than people" -Arthur Morgan
America was becoming a land of laws
@@symmetrymilton4542 lol keep telling yourself that buddy.
“hot damn partner, that’s a mighty big iron you got there”
“your damn right, and know this feller, Dynamite Dick’s got this biggest iron this side of the Mississippi”
This was brilliant as always! Most immersive history videos on the entire interwebs
Thanks Stefan! Much appreciated!
~Chris
I've never understood how this channel doesn't have more of a following. There isn't a single video that doesn't educate in the most entertaining way possible
It’s because RUclips is actively censoring and blocking historical content
Thanks! Hoping this one takes off!
~Chris
@@thatonetrashcan1681 i just found it today. I'm super stoked!
As a massive Red Dead Redemption fan, excited for this video 🎉
My brother Joe did not only all the art for this but also the music! You'll hear the Red Dead influence :)
~Chris
@@thesilentassassin1167 you know what else is massive
@@Lowtaperjr334 super maybe black holes?
@@shifusensei6442 low tapperr fadddeeee
@@Lowtaperjr334 my dynamite diiick
That plot twist at the end was crazy! I refuse to believe they imprisoned Dynamite Dick tho. How could that be?! He would blow his way out of any cell! Lol
I’m truly in awe of old school bounty hunters and lawman , no gps , no DNA , no air surveillance, not even basic phones , and still got the job done , crazy skills!
Money talks
pure talent, being able to find targets 😅
Snitches wind up in ditches
@JohanKruger096-k2c you can just say "modern American" lol.
5:12 Bass Reeves is an American legend. 3,000 arrests is crazy.
Also gunned down 20 men in the line of duty. Reeves was someone you didn't want to cross.
@@thisguy7976 his descendant, Ryan Reaves, is currently an NHL enforcer and considered the toughest/best NHL fighter of his era
@@lucass.3133 Did not know that! I thought you were joking at first. Thanks for the info.
"To the town of Agua Fria rode a stranger one fine day
Hardly spoke to folks around him, didn't have too much to say
No one dared to ask his business, no one dared to make a slip
For the stranger, there among them had a big iron on his hip"
These lyrics hit different after watching this video. Thanks for keeping the internet educational!
Many men had tried to take him but that many men were deeaaddddd
Bigggg iroonnnnnnn Biiiiiiggggggg iroonnnnnnn
my grandma has recounted stories to me that she would hear of the Doolin-Dalton gang. the 1893 shootout actually happened in my grandmas hometown of Ingalls, Oklahoma. it happened after the US Marshall’s got word the gang was hiding out in the small town so they sent Marshall’s up from Guthrie and Stillwater to get them. theres even still a couple buildings standing that were there for the shootout and my grandma took me to see a reenactment of the shootout there when i was little. it’s just always been so cool to me that i could hear those stories from my grandma who was told first hand accounts of the action considering it happened just 45 years before she was born in that same town
That's incredible! Ingalls has very few residents, so it's crazy that you have roots that trace back to there. Crazy times.
~Chris
I loved how you did the plot twist at the end revealing Canton's true identity, was not expecting that and it was a perfect way to bring it to a dramatic end. Well done, my first video of yours, you got a new subscriber! :)
Your brother’s s art captured this gritty narrative so well. What a team you two make!
Thanks! We're lucky to be brothers with complementary skills!
~Chris
@HistoryDose Funny enough I grew up the history kid, and my sister the artist. Now I’m the professional painter and she’s the history teacher!
0:15: The Dalton Gang. Now where have I heard of those clowns before? Oh, yeah! Lucky Luke.
there's also an Eagles song about the Doolin-Dalton gang!
dalton gang's also a great western band out of denver fronted by james dalton. though, it you're a peacemakers or railbenders fan, you probably already know this.
Ive said this before but the visuals, storytelling, and score are so good that I find myself taking one piece of the narration and going on tangents, stories, and wonderings in my head. So much so ill catch myself rewinding because I missed some of the narration more than once per video, lol.
Thanks so much! My brother Joe and I put a lot of work into making sure each episode clicks on all levels. Informative, compelling and immersive :)
~Chris
Lol, I literally do this exact same thing every time too
You should cover the well renowned bounty hunter Tacitus Kilgore.
@@thesloresby5128 he really should
He should check out the famous tycoon and gambler Arthur Callahan
That name alone is awesome , definitely going to look him up, never heard of him
I get wrapped up in the videos I don’t want them to end! Ready for the next one 😂
18:46 that moment… spin chilling good! That base drop makes that twist hit even harder.
I love the more modern history videos you guys do. It feels closer to home. Your Meyer Lansky video comes to mind as another example that really feels like it could’ve happened right in my backyard. Awesome video!
This was a fantastic video. The music and sound put it over the top. Illuatrations are stylistic and beautiful. Storytelling pace and structure superb. You picked a great story. Loved the video.
Thanks! I actually have another Wild West story in mind if fans are interested in a future episode.
~Chris
The story, artwork, narration, and overall presentation makes this channel truly special. These guys remind me why I love history. They prove history is more than just dates and dead people, it is the story of mankind. Whether its smaller stories like these, or larger conflicts.
You get it! Thanks so much.
~Chris
From Viking to Inca then the Wild West .... great stories and variety. Cant wait to see what's next. Cheers lads.
“One through the eyebrow” gave me chills. This is like EmpLemon content in the way it feels like I’m watching a professionally produced documentary.
Some of the best work, art, voice, and music on RUclips. It’s like the history channels golden age
Okay, “one through the eyebrow” actually brought tears to my eyes wtf historydose
lol why
This is one of my favourite history channels...never stop publishing videos like this even if they take longer to produce! You guys are awesome
This channel is art at its finest.
This entire video can be made into a movie...climaxing with the showdown and winding down as is done here.. OR maybe a double climax, the 2nd being the big identity reveal. Well scripted... Well done sirs indeed. you earned my sub
Dynamite Dick is one of the best outlaw names ive ever heard
Another banger as always.
What a gorgeous intro.
That shot of the two riders under the moonlight.
The mix of real historical imagery and Joe's masterworks are simply gorgeous.
History Dose doesn't miss.
the best history channel
I can't wait for the art work on this one!
Bass Reeves - great shout. One of the best bounty hunters of all time 🙌🏽
Great work, love to see it
thank you!
insane to hear just how the natives were treated. Imagine all these ppl rushing your homeland and all you can do is watch as everything you know just gets taken in front of your eyes.
@BasegFarmer it's happening in america right in front of you. Government is slowly stripping us of everything, be the change.
You can watch it in real time in Palestine.
This episode was amazing. I love your guys work but this was my favorite yet. I felt immersed in this story. I could watch a whole season of this wild west topic. Beautiful art as always and great writing once again! I show your videos to people to get them interested in history because your videos are so entertaining. Great work guys. Truly amazing. I appreciate your hard work!
Thanks so much! This was very fun to put together; a wild story I had to share and a cool atmosphere to capture.
~Chris
Good story telling, artwork and music? For free? This is a treat! Thank you!
"Written and illustrated by humans"
Hell yeah.
Crazy right!? I had to scroll to see if someone else said it first haha
Thanks. Check out the "How the Art is Made for History Dose" video on the channel to see our research and art process!
~Chris
@@HistoryDose Absolutely incredible. Very meticulous. You and Joe are dedicated to your work.
@@roberttweaker9625 💀💀💀
What an excellent story, beautifully narrated and with phenomenal artwork!
Subscribed.
One of the best channels I know. Keep doing what makes y’all happy
This might be my favorite channel right now omg what a vid
This feels like a compelling movie. That twist at the end was brilliant
These kinda things are the reasons why the Wild West is one of my favorite parts of history
i’m very excited for this one 1 o’clock needs to get here sooner
I know the wild west spanned across a lot of territory but its cool seeing more specific Oklahoma history. Im from muskogee Oklahoma and recently in the library I found tons of fascinating old western histroy/lore. Some of the stories would make for an awesome tv series
Man this channel is worth its own weight in gold
I love the more modern topics that you can mix real photos of subjects and Joes art
As per usual - absolute cinema. Thank you.
Thanks!
Best narration and art on RUclips
4:41 fun fact, this man had three brothers, one named "bum-tiss" another named "Bee gone" and another named dumb dunn diddily" seeing as bee dunn is the oldest sibling, he was primarily introduced first. Dont worry i put them in chronological order after bee dunn.. Same them quickly in order from oldest to youngest..
Incredible that you are doing those art pieces!
Good job!
The Wild West is one of the most evocative periods in all of history.
that plot twist was amazing
AYE keep this up. I felt like I was watching a movie or something.
Fantastic Video! The plot twist at the end was something I never saw coming :0
On rewatch, there are some tiny hints about how Canton knew outlaws could disappear and hide under aliases, and that he knew the story of Joe Horner. But the hints were hidden well :)
Appreciate the Work you guys put into the narration, writing and literally painting the scenes for these, I'm a sketcher many but I appreciate human made efforts. It's good to see. Good video.
redownloading red dead 2 rn bc of this...
the mustaches were crazy back then
Thank you. Great video. It's amazing this whole channel is operated by two brothers.
Wow, didn't see that plot twist coming at the end. This would make a killer plot inspiration for Red Dead Redemption 3.
Read Blood Maridian, it's a wild book. Although the historical value of the accounts described are to be taken with a grain of salt, the actual tone of the book goes along way to embed the disorder and violence of the old west, scalper gangs and bounty hunters of that time period. Excellent read 📚 👌🏻
A video like that would get demonetized tho lol
dude this is a banger fr, the music, the arts, the story, the twist, everthing perfect
Finally this is what we wanted to see
Thank you for always giving genuine content, your brothers’s art goes perfect with your storytelling
As always, gents keep the great content coming in and hope all is well🤙🏾✊🏽
This is my first time seeing one of your videos, and you earned a sub from me easily. It was written so well I was completely hooked inside of a min.
That ending was cold! That’s how you tell a story
beautiful art and narration, never change your style bro
I could watch a whole television season of this
What a twist. Loved it
Love the art (along with the narration and storytelling). Those nighttime gunshot images are outstanding. Never really seen anything like them. I'm not a big art collector, but I'd pay for prints of lots of the images displayed in this video. Great work guys.
Thank you! My brother makes all the art, and the link to his print store is in the description of this video :)
~Chris
@HistoryDose Of course, and nice! I'll be checking that out then, and hope y'all have continued success and growth 😎. And thanks for the excellent content.
My favorite channel right now on this platform. Each episode is a work of art throughout.
As always, stupendous artwork that completely stands out from other creators. Keep it up!
Thanks! Each one is a lot of hard work between us two brothers :)
~Chris
I'm not usually a fan of wild west stories but you guys have a talent for making everything interesting! Amazing work
I feel like this would be the perfect plot for Red dead 3. An ambiguous but highly talented gunslinger turned into a lawman. It’s similar to John’s story in the first game but with the exception of actually becoming a full on law man who got away from the life.
wont lie, the daltons attacking coffeeville feels like it was the inspiration for the blackwater massacre.. A game about "the three guardsmen" would be awesome.
Both alexander dumas and quetin tarentino would surely approve.
One of helluva video, one of your best and that's saying something as the good quality of your content is always consistent.
Exceptional story telling!! Bravo!! The gun duel between B and Frank and that final reveal had me on the edge of my seat. Tremendous!!
Thank you! It was a great story that I had a lot of fun telling.
~Chris
I LOVED the intense colors & contrast in this one. It made the video feel so strong
dude seriously long time history nerd but for the adhd mind per se or whatever this is like amazing so enthralling with the artwork since its custom it does wonders for the creativity
History dose pls do one about the Mapuche. The Native American nation that defeated the Spanish
Subscribed. What makes history interesting are not facts and figures, but the stories of people’s lives. I would love to see this as a movie adaptation.
I swear ive checked 7 times past week just to look for the new episode. I love these vids and artwork even more
Still need to see a full story on the johnson county war, but I absolutely loved this epidsode, really apreciate you guys!
Thank you! Absolutely, could be like a Frank Canton prequel episode for this one :)
~Chris
What a twist!
Your videos are all incredible but this one is just something else. Watching it back one more time
5:44 hey it’s John Marston!
The art and story telling is as brilliant as always
It's been so long. Glad you're back.
This is what make American history and myths come to be viewed and etched within the literature, films, and music about the America. This is the history drawn me into learning the virtues, vices and value of the American Free Spirit.
I LOVE westerns and neo-westerns. My favorite channel covering my favorite era of American history. You brother nailed the artworkagaib. Can't get much better than that. Thank you HD!
Fun fact; Theres an amazing show that Tyler Sheridan(Yellowstone/Lioness) worked on called Lawmen; BASS REEVES. Great show about his story.
This one gave me the chills. You guys did an awesome job. Great content!!
Another banger video!
Huge props to both of you! Joseph's art is extraordinary!
I watched this in 2 sessions and forgot about the "written and illustrated by humans"
Near the end I though "where'd they get all this amazing art? doesn't look like AI" and then you showed the drawing process.
Keep at it!!
I really enjoy your narrative style and cadence I think it shows that you put in a lot of work to get it
Thanks! History fascinates me, and depicting it in a compelling way goes a long way toward spreading that fascination. This one was a real-life situation with all the makings of a Hollywood drama.
~Chris
Joe and You are legends!
Who does the sound design though?
Thanks! Joe also does the sound design!
@@HistoryDose What a talented guy! Love your channel :D