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Check out Wilderness Escape. This feller is up in Canada and does living history. I started watching him about a year ago and he post a video ever week where is is building an 18th century homestead complete with cabin, forge, flintlock hunting, canoe building, and all done historically correct. One of my top three favorite channels. It is worth checking out.
 
One more: Check out Waypoint Survival. He is primarily a bushcraft/survival guy but starting last year he came out with a series called 1790's Survival. He portrays a man in Tennessee around 1795 that is going to walk his way to the Ohio territory looking for a better life for his family. It is an excellent series. Season 2 just started and I have thoroughly enjoyed every episode. You can tell he put a bunch of work into building his kit and making these videos look as authentic as possible.
 
Cannot believe our Very Own…Blackpowder Maniac hasn’t been listed yet



And take BlackPowder TV…put them together in the same video…


I was thinking someone had already mentioned BP Maniac or I would have thrown him into the mix as well. Dude might be crazy but he is entertaining. Heck, I'd shoot with him.
 
British Muzzleloaders on YouTube ( https://youtube.com/c/britishmuzzleloaders )
is my personal favorite. He doesn’t shoot the rifles that most of us who fancy ourselves “mountain men” shoot, but if like me, you are interested in the history of Baker rifles, Brown Bess, etc, he has videos on the history and use of all of them.
 
11BangBang is a channel that I have followed for years. Recently they’ve started posting a lot of video shorts to expand their following, not my cup-of-tea. I want legitimate content, such as their most recent posting.

 
Stillwater woodcrafts and I love Muzzleloading too, and Dualist 54
Frontline reinactment and civil war digital digest…. Foods changed between 1750 and 1850, but much of tge cooking and camp life is applicable to earlier
Maybe mentioned earlier but Early American is another goodie
 
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