Thank you for visiting the homepage of the Buttermilk Rangers Cavalry. We are a authentic mounted cavalry unit dedicated to accurately reproducing the true Confederate Cavalrymen of the Trans-Mississippi Department. Although it is not our primary impression, we also portray the mounted cavalrymen of the Confederate Army of Tennessee. Our members are located primarily in Louisiana, Texas, and Missouri. It is our intention to pay homage to those brave men of the War of Southern Independence by our attention to detail in all aspects of our impressions, without the influence of modern media, theatrical productions, or politics. We are a progressive/hardcore/campaigner unit and we wear that designation with honor. We subscribe to the "B.I.R.D." (Because It's Right Darn-it") principle, in all aspects of our living history experiences. We participate in quality living histories, historical interpretations, and battle reenactments. If you are a reenactor looking for something more from the hobby, or if you are simply a student of history and desire to get a more accurate glimpse of the life of a Confederate cavalryman, we invite you to check us out. If you are interested in becoming a member of the Buttermilk Rangers, or if you are simply curious, don't hesitate to email us at lmorgan@i-55.com
Our Goals as Living Historians
Images, Links, and Other Stuff
Image of Buttermilk Rangers and our pards, the Critter Co.
Image:Resting on the March
Image: Butter, Woodrow, and Yaller Dog
Image: Ottis foraging
Image: On patrol
Image: Awaiting Orders
Image: In Formation
Western Authentic Cavalry Forum. THE place for authentic cavlary to meet.
The Authentic Campaigner webpage... an awesome site!
Our Mission Statement, Vendors List and Authenticity Standards... check 'em out!
Image:Camp Moore, LA 2001
Image: new meaning to the term
Image: Ottis Arnold of the Buttermilk Rangers
Image: posers... Camp Moore, LA 2001
Image: Camp Moore, LA 2001
Image: When we were farbs (We weren't always hardcore!) circa 1996
Image: Standing in the Farbovian Fog: Oak Alley Plantation, LA 1996
Image: Progressing, Chickamauga, 1999
Image: Progressing even more, Chickamauga, 1999, Larry and Darryl
Image: In garrison, Camp Moore, LA, 2002
Image: Serving the servant, Camp Moore, 2002
