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Would you survive alone on the plains at night? The great plains and just you and your horse... A romanticised image depicted on the big screen and tvs for decades but it came with certain dangers: • The central and southern plains experience a high frequency of violent overnight thunderstorms, large hail, and dangerous nocturnal tornadoes that strike while people are asleep.Now, if you are sleeping  on the ground in the open... ☆ • Absolute darkness on the open range made it easy to lose direction, wander off into hostile elements, or fall into unseen animal burrows and ravines. ☆ • Bedrolls (sometimes called
Would you survive alone on the plains at night? The great plains and just you and your horse... A romanticised image depicted on the big screen and tvs for decades but it came with certain dangers: • The central and southern plains experience a high frequency of violent overnight thunderstorms, large hail, and dangerous nocturnal tornadoes that strike while people are asleep.Now, if you are sleeping on the ground in the open... ☆ • Absolute darkness on the open range made it easy to lose direction, wander off into hostile elements, or fall into unseen animal burrows and ravines. ☆ • Bedrolls (sometimes called "flea traps") laid out on the ground exposed sleepers to ticks, snakes, scorpions, and biting insects. ☆ • Unattended or poorly banked campfires risked sparking dry prairie grass or burning down canvas-covered wagons and turf dwellings. ☆ • A solo traveler’s horse or mule was solo travelers literal lifeline; if predators or raiders stole or spooked the animal into running away at night, the traveler was left stranded on foot, miles from water or safety. ☆ • While gray wolves, coyotes, and grizzly bears rarely attacked large groups, they were far bolder at night when targeting a lone sleeper. ☆ • Solo travelers had to sleep eventually, leaving them completely vulnerable for hours at a time. ☆ • Stoking a fire alone in high prairie winds risked flying embers hitting the eyes, causing temporary or permanent blindness with no one around to help clean the wound or navigate. ☆ • Walking even a few yards from the bedroll in absolute darkness meant risking a broken ankle or leg in deep prairie dog or badger holes, which was a death sentence when alone. ☆ • Catching a sudden fever, cholera, or experiencing severe dehydration at night meant the traveler might become too weak or delirious by morning to pack up camp or ride for help. ☆ • Leaving the immediate radius of a small campfire at night to gather fuel or check on a tethered horse could result in becoming immediately disoriented and lost in the pitch black. ☆ • The profound, crushing silence and absolute sensory deprivation of the plains at night drove some solo travelers into intense psychological distress, paranoia, or sleep deprivation. •Opportunists Although a rare event strangers sometimes crossed paths and it could lead to an early grave for some poor individual who ends up either getting shot in the back, from a distance or killed when sleeping followed by getting robbed of valuables or clothing items like boots, hats, pocket watches etc. So, do you think you could have handled it? #wildwest #USHistory

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