Little Bighorn National Monument - Montana
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- Опубликовано: 17 сен 2021
- Little Bighorn National Monument - Montana The Battle of the Little Bighorn was fought along the ridges, steep bluffs, and ravines of the Little Bighorn River, in south-central Montana on June 25-26, 1876. The combatants were warriors of the Lakota Sioux, Northern Cheyenne, and Arapaho tribes, battling men of the 7th Regiment of the US Cavalry
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I went in '93 and had the best timing. A ranger was giving a talk about how the battle progressed. It was so informative. The only drawback was the heat.
Russ its so refreshing to hear you don’t like “fast food” and make your meals. Love your channel👍 interesting seeing how you plan your stays and routes.
Lunch meat is not healthy and just another salt loaded processed food.
Was there when no fences or pathways!!! And zero people visiting. Quite an experience!!! Will never forget!!!
I've never been there so I didn't realize how spread out the battle field was. The national cemetery is much larger that I imagined it to be. Thanks for the ride along.
This is the first time I got to see you in video. Nice to see you! Going to watch the rest of the video. Your videos are always fun.
Awesome! Thank you!
Love this! ❤ We sure need that rain in SoCal. Awesome video!!!
ANOTHER GREAT VIDEO...While living in Wyoming.. I missed seeing places like this in Montana....Thanks Russ for sharing this video..
Thank you for visiting the Custer battle area. I've always wanted to see it, passed by it but couldn't stop. Of course Custer was born not too far from me in OH. Have a coffee on me. 😊
Hey Russ Pro-Tip!
When you get to a sign or memorial plaque, square up on it, full frame it so we can see and read it. Better yet take a clear picture of it and insert the picture in the video.
Thanks Russ, we visited Little Big Horn in June. Very impressive. Appreciate your videos!
That place is on my list of spots I want to see. Thanks for your tour.
Thanks again for taking us along on your travels.
Hardy folk like my grandpa come from Billings. What a guy! 👋🏼🇨🇦
I spent some time in Billings this June visiting family, also visited the park
I stopped at the Bighorn Memorial in September of '75 driving cross country to Seattle. They really built it up tremendously. Back then, my friend and I walked up to the stone, white graves of the fallen soldiers and read the inscriptions. I think we spent three/four hours mesmerized with this experience, imagining what it all looked like a hundred years before. Thanks for stopping and showing this, Russ.
Very enjoyable thanks
Glad you enjoyed it
Good to see your smiling face😀
I NEEDED THIS TODAY!
I've been by the Battlefield many times myself, never did stop. But I'd like to see it now. Thanks 😊
Another great National Park Russ. I luv anything related to Native American history. My ancestors were Choctaw.
Very cool Russ! Safe travels sir!
Thanks 👍
I saw three young bucks with proud antlers one early August morning outside of Broadus where I’d overnighted in my vehicle on my way to Colorado. Good times. 👋🏼🇨🇦
I HAVE VISIT THE LITTLE BIGHORN THREE TIMES OVER LAST FIVE YEARS PLAN TO RETURN AGAIN FASCINATING!
Interesting drive, hope to get out that way when I retire. Thanks for the trip.
Wow! I was hoping you would do this one. Thanks so much! I could hang out for a day!
Colorado is pretty mild right now and the aspens are beginning to turn! Should be peaking around late Sept.
You always make me laugh!! Still traveling with you for more than a year, pretty cool! Your the best!! Stay safe!!
Awesome! Thank you!
My daughter and I vlogged here 2years ago when we just started out. Great place to visit. Thanks for sharing what you eat. Safe Travels Russ!
Thanks for bringing us these views to the past, amazingly crowded
I have a lot of videos to carch up on. Glad you made the stop. Very impressive monument. So much history, very nice. Glad they are seeing a lil rain. Look at you 70K subs, thats great! 😊👍
Fascinating video. I’ve always wondered what this place looked like , after reading books about it. Thanks for showing us. I’m liking all the historical places you’re traveling.
It’s funny that you mentioned what you eat . I was going to ask you. 😁
Those clouds are hanging so slow it could snow LOL! Loved looking at all that history
Thank you SO much for filming this area! I have wanted so much to visit here, just haven't been able to make it. When my "sod-buster" ancestors arrived from Norway & settled in So. Dakota, he got a job on a riverboat named, "The Far West." In June of 1876, the boat stopped on the Powder River to deliver 20 tons of "materiel" to the Little Big Horn. One of his grand-daughters wrote a biography of our ancestor's time on the "Far West" which included "the battle." While there seems to be many versions of the details of that battle, as I recall from the biography, four 4 days before the battle, the generals met on board the boat. On the day of the battle, when the crew were off-loading the materiel, an Indian scout for the Army (by the name of "Curley") rode up to them and was able to communicate that they should put everything back on the boat and get out of there -- the battle was over and all were dead. Instead, the captain of the boat had the crew cut as much grass as they could and line the deck with it. Shortly, a few survivors did arrive -- none of them were under Custer's command; at least one of the generals, General Terry who telegraphed his account to General Sheridan when they arrived at a nearby fort); and one horse named Comanche which belonged to a Capt. Keogh, and which had been shot 7 times. So much more to that event, but extremely interesting -- I appreciate so much to be able to see this area and the memorial. Thank you.
Thanks for the interesting family history.
Great place to visit! I visited years ago and was amazed they even buried their fallen horses there. Marked with a white stone also.
Awesome
That’s pretty impressive Russ. Very well done.
I been there and it is very amazing you can take a day to look at it all. Great video love seeing history. Tks Riss be safe
Thanks, you too!
Hope to visit and have my allergies under control. Thank you for a nice video.
little bighorn is definitely on my list of places to see
Russ, we like seeing you in the Vlogs. Nice stop at the Little Big Horn.
We traveled from Michigan to Spokane & beyond in 2012. This was one of the many places we stopped. Very interesting.
Another great video. Going there next week. I hope they get the much needed rain, and that it's over by the time we're there.
Thanks for today tour. 👍👍
Hi Russ, another inspiring national monument of Custer’s Last stand. I, too, didn’t know where the battle took place. I heard that there was a call for snow in the higher elevations of Wyoming. In addition, there was a report that the Northwest was going to get some much needed rain this weekend. Be careful out there.
Very cool
Interesting tour, thanks
As always, great stuff young man👍🏻
I was suppose to go this year, but illness in the family . I'm so happy you took me there with your video. I travel to So Dakota when i go out west, and it's a good part of the country to sort of venture out to visit other parts of the west. I stay in Rapid City area and this way i can go to , Montana, Wy, No Dakota, Neb and al over So Dakota. it has so much to offer. Someday i hope you will visit my old Air Force Base, Ellsworth AFB and go to the " Air and Space Museum". I know you will do it justice. thanks..
Safe travels. 99 degrees in Arizona. Starting cool down.
Great visit to the Little Bighorn NM. I’ve hunted antelope near Buffalo and Sheridan on three occasions and never made my way to the NM. I’m ashamed I didn’t do so…
Fantastic... Love your videos keep up the good work... You need to come to Southeastern Ohio.. Lot of History in the darn hills.
Excellent, we were there in June 2021
One place really worth seeing Miles City is the fantastic Range Riders Museum. Also worth a stop is the Natural Oasis swimming pool just down the street. Great place to cool off on a hot day, plus it has a diving board!
Yeah our young boy I was there with my family my parents and my brother and my sister do they have brings up old memories when your young boy cuz I was fascinated with it and all that everything yep have a good day sir keep making videos
Happy Trails - United States America - Russ - RVerTV Fans. We Love RVerTV - Grand Journey Thru U.S.A. - Grand Videos - Grand Music. Canadians Need RVerTV Eh. Thank you Russ.
Awesome! Thank you!
Looking forward to visiting in June
We were just there a year ago. Only about 20 people in the whole park. Hoping you went up on the bluff to go see Yellowstone Kelly’s grave and memorial and stop and see the wonderful little museum right across the street from the airport. I was disappointed that you didn’t do the driving tour. It’s incredible. They even have headphones for horse further out. The story boards are incredible. Definitely worth the stop and do the driving tour.
Great video. One little story. When General Custer brought the seventh calvary from North Dakota to the Little Big Horn, he had numerous Indian scouts. Two came back right after they arrive to report. " General Custer, I have good news and bad news, " the lead scout intoned. " Give me the bad news". "Well it looks like every Indian in the world is right over that hill in war paint. " " The good news?". " I don't think we are going back to North Dakota"
👍👍 Thanks Russ.
You bet
I have visited the battleground back in the mid to late 1960s. When I did, I kept getting erie feelings the whole time I was there.
All has defenitely changed in appearance on that memorial site.
I live in Sheridan.
We were there about 10 years and we kept getting eerie feelings there also. Thought it was just us. I have always been a history buff and found it fascinating.
Great video 2 of my favorite states
Hi Russ. You sound a little less tired today but you're coming across as a little travel weary. Take care and be safe. All the best from NSW Australia.
Me and my brother on the way to Alaska stop there one time back in 1980 and 1996 been there twice again going to Alaska
Good one Russ!
Surprising how many people. Probably a lot of Northerners heading south ? Let's hope the rain does some good for the fires. Safe travels.☂️
You missed the new CEnex on the south side of I-94 in Miles City, really great place for fuel stop. Battlefield is, or should be one of those must see places. Thanks for bringing us along, was just there this past summer.
on my bucket list
Really enjoy your many off the beaten path places you stop and view. Thanks for the journey
All your videos are Educational
I enjoy your light background music when needed.
So many of these You Tubers blast the crazy music and many You Tubers videos have No Educational means…
Don’t know how they exist
Enjoy and travel safe.
Great work
1:55 Appropriate song for the rainy/overcast weather...Walking on Sunshine.
"The middle of nowhere", could be almost anywhere in Montana, we like it that way.
I love Montana
Nice Russ. Was just in Wyoming myself. Grand Teton and Pinedale. So amazing.
Hey Russ!!! "MULTI TASKING"!!!While "DRIVING"!!! Be Safe!!!
Good morning Russ how are you doing today are you back in quarzsite yet I’ve enjoyed watching all of your videos be safe out there
Those are some BIG states with a lot of flat country. I'm enjoying all your stops but now I know to stick to the western halves of most of them...I love looking at an Atlas at where you've been...Hope you make it to Devils Tower, that's one BIG rock...Eat your fruit and stay healthy!
The Park you went to in Monrzbz right next to North Dakota waynup ònbtge hill where you had your generator and propane busy....what a hoot of a Park Wow! I bet your pictures you got are beautiful.....The sun set must gave been mind boggling. CUSTER'S LAST STAND Both sides WOULD GAVE KILLED ME To SHUT ME UP....LOL, I stand in respect for those who lost lives for what they believed in but couldn't they talk things out. I see all those gravesxandvi just am horrified about war....Thanks Russ for your Cher. We wish you good weather...and hope our neighbors birder opens soon so we can all hug and ptay together....Bless us all Russ...and continue on trucking.....we are hreatful for you and Yuk McDonalds and Walmart's music National Park and campground....live you all Carolyn from Canada....arevyou Russian back to Quartsite? Are you lonesome for Quartsite...I think you are Russ....LOL...speak soon. HUGS ON TO EVERYONE ON THE SIGHT....
Wonderful video Russ. Somewhat sober looking at those cemeteries. Like you said, we can't forget history. Hey, I like your barebones van. I know you got a lot of high tech things in there though. Take care .
I'd love to see you visit the Tallgrass National Preserve in Kansas along with Effigy Mounds and Herbert Hoover National Monument in Iowa. You can get a good walk in if you have a mind to at all three places. Bigger than you'd expect.
I hope you can stop at Devils Tower.
Grapes are a very nice snack when frozen.
Yes they are!
Drink an extra cup of coffee for me!
Have been to Wounded Knee couple times , but nothing like this !
Nice to see you Russ. And not only your surroundings :o)
Nice video, hope you stayed at Sheridan, I’m from Sheridan Wyoming
I'm sorry people , but I am the person who says, what about the indian's who were massacred for their land? Yes it is a terrible thing for both sides. The indians were not the bad guys here, they were only fighting for their land, they were born and raised on. Thank you for sharing this important part of history, with all of us.
Last time we were at Little Big Horn, I think I got heat exhaustion! It was so hot!!
Awesome video.. The one thing you didn't do...
You didnt focus in on Custards stone ?
Great overview of Little Big Horn Russ! I was there 2 years ago and your coverage was excellent. As you mentioned it's a powerful experience. Thanks!
Thank you very much!
I think the loud music in Walmart lots is to discourage overnighters as it plays 24/7.
🙋♀️Hello Russ! I liked seeing this memorial. It's huge. I was impressed with the Indian Memorial. Would have loved to have stayed a little longer by the wall. So much to absorb. Loved the metal sculptures. Beautiful! Our Walmarts in Galax, Va. plays music sort of loud. You have good taste when shopping. Muenster is a favorite of mine too. I like the Hillshire containers best for leftovers later, freezing, or microwaving. I love my electric skillet. I wandered too, what did for meals. You never seem to stop, & you looked to be loosing weight via your reflection in the windows, I thought. It's always nice to see who yo👍ur riding shotgun with once in awhile.😊 Safe Travels. I liked the Welcome to Wyoming sign.
much tanx. been there as kid before native studies at BHSC Spearfish in the 70's. On my bucket list to visit, best if on annaverary, attend re inactment, my kin frum Rosebud.
Have fun!
Very cool love the battlefield monument. I think all the Walmart are blasting music outside for some crazy reason. Just what I don't want to hear is that noise. Enough noise in the world.
Miles City home of the famous annual bucking horse sale!
I like your eating style, healthy no junk food
You need to listen to the talk, go on the van tour with Indian guide, watch the movie. Or at least go on utube and watch the videos. Very interesting. We’ve been there more than once
I want to visit this place
The battlefield is a ‘must see’ if you are any where near it. I’ve been there 3times , the 1st was with my wife about 20 years ago. I remember thinking about that time how recent WWII seemed to me and at the time I was born Custer’s Battle must have seemed recent to some . The 2nd time I was passing through with my son and son-in-law on a hunting trip. They were in their 30’s and in a big hurry to get hunting but I made them stop. They didn’t react much and I thought I had done a good job of boring them but some years later the subject came up and I was blown away by how impressed they really were with it and glad we had stopped. The last time just a few years back I took my grandsons, we listened to a park ranger give the best intuitive speech ever of the battle and circumstances of the time. History stories make Custer out to be a fool or ‘gun-ho’ but his orders were to engage the Indians when he found them. He didn’t know there was 5000-10,000+ of them, depending on who’s account you go by. A very good book to read is ‘Wooden Leg’ as told by a Cheyenne warrior who was there and later lived near there until the 1930’s , less than two decades before I was born. It’s a must stop.
We were there in 78 , wasnt much there , slept in parking lot , tks
If you ever get a chance read about Comanche The Brave Horse.
Being that you have a great van I'm surprised you staying so many RV parks. I travel with a teardrop and never stay in a private RV park. I'm very frugal and don't like being hip to hip in one. 😏
Check out south idaho. SWAN FALLS, free camp,14days, riverside, Hydro Dam,1901yr. roll on RV. Lovya..........
Hey Russ,you look tired my friend, come to south and I'll drink a nice glass of sweet tea with you roll tide.
How often do you bathe? Just wondering, I'm sure it's something you need to plan for like a truck stop Maybe.
Do you live in Kingman,Az????
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