The Scottish Border Raid Tactics Scottish border raid tactics were guerrilla-style military strategies employed by Scottish clans along the border with England during the 13th to 17th centuries. These raids, known as “reiving,” involved small, mobile groups of raiders who would swiftly infiltrate enemy territory, targeting farms and villages for livestock, grain, and other valuables. Scottish raiders relied on speed, stealth, and surprise to evade larger English forces. They often struck at dawn

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