Just ordered a McClellan saddle, already have a wool blanket (I wear it as a cloak for old norse/similar costuming), thanks for the lesson on how to fold it properly!

Thanks for another great video!

Great video.

Man... I don't want to reenact Civil War, but those clips are so interesting I keep on watching :) Greetings from Poland! I rode McLellan while training horseback archery and just wanted to learn amore before buying myself such saddle. Now I want to get all the gear and go for a few days trails to see how it really works :)

noice dude. good video

Sir, thanks for your research and videos. I’m new to reenacting and the work you’ve done saves a ton of time for us. Your work will also make it easier for other people to get into this great hobby. One question for y’all with experience....how do you clean the saddle blanket? The tag says dry clean only....I prefer to not risk getting those chemicals on my horse. Thanks again and have a great day.

I been wondering

Hi. Is that blanlet the Woolrich Cavalry blanket? If so, how do you enjoy it? Is it good for sleeping outside without a fire? is it fairly windproof?

@11thovc

5 жыл бұрын

Joey, Yes the one we are using in this video is the standard blue Woolrich blue cavalry blanket. It is nothing like the originals but is honestly the closest we have available right now. I use this one to sleep on while I use my issued army blanket to sleep under.

I have a question on page 20 of Cogdon’s; what does tattoo mean?

My first reenactment is in 6 days Oct 27-29 Battle of Leatherwood can wait!!

@11thovc

6 жыл бұрын

Have fun Kyler!

@leatherwood1370

6 жыл бұрын

civilwar ng1 sorry not a billy yank, I'm a johnny reb

@leatherwood1370

6 жыл бұрын

civilwar ng1 how so?

@leatherwood1370

6 жыл бұрын

civilwar ng1 well I'm just trying to reenact history so we don't forget it and plus I live in a confederate state and my ancestor were confederate so I'm trying to see what they went through

@leatherwood1370

6 жыл бұрын

civilwar ng1 I live in KY but I'm in the 7th Tennessee infantry regiment

Hello chaps, in the British WW1 Cavalry groups we fold the blanket exactly the same way, i just called in to see how our colonial cousins did it...