Did Indians really whoop and holler when they attacked, or is that just something in the Westerns? Liz Duncan, Batesville, Arkansas This answer comes from True West Moments on Encore’s Westerns Channel. Executive Editor Bob Boze Bell, who hosts it, told viewers: “Yep, the Indians did yell when attacking an enemy, but they weren’t alone. Armies throughout history have used their vocal chords to terrorize their enemies (check the biblical story of Joshua and the Battle of Jericho). Th


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