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Buckshot Roberts
Jan. 15, 2025
On April 4, 1878, Andrew L. “Buckshot” Roberts took on the Lincoln County Regulators in what’s now known as the Gunfight at Blazer’s Mill. Today, we’ll dive into Roberts’ background and discuss who really killed him – Billy the Kid or Charlie Bowdre…
Jesse James | Bank Robber (Part 2)
Jan. 29, 2025
The outlaw Jesse James got his start during the Civil War as a young bushwhacker, fighting with William Quantrill and Bloody Bill Anderson. He killed his first man at the age of 16 and continued doing so even after the war was officially over. Today…
Jesse James | Bushwhacker (Part 1)
Jan. 22, 2025
According to many, Jesse James was a hero, a freedom fighter who continued resisting Northern aggression long after the Civil War came to an end. But to his victims, Jesse was nothing more than a cold-blooded killer, one who used the war as a conven…
A Blood Meridian Christmas Miracle
Dec. 20, 2023
Uncover the dark history of the Yuma Crossing and the infamous John Joel Glanton's reign of terror. Learn how Glanton's brutality led to a massacre that sparked the Yuma War and a tense standoff on Christmas Day 1851. Lieuten...
Alfred Packer | Colorado Cannibal
April 6, 2022
April 1874. Present day Colorado. A half-starved weather-beaten Alfred Packer came limping into the Los Pinos Indian Agency seeking refuge. Feet covered in rags he claimed he had a harrowing story to tell. The man was ushered...
Al Swearengen & the Gem Saloon
May 9, 2023
Al Swearengen was the notorious owner of Deadwood’s Gem Theatre, which quickly became one of the boom town's most popular entertainment venues. Swearengen’s business practices, however, were far from ethical. He coerced despe...
An Execution Gone Wrong - The Terrifying Story of Clemente Apolinar
Oct. 26, 2022
Happy Halloween! Clemente Apolinar was the last person publicly hanged in Texas. Not only did his execution go horribly wrong but you won’t BELIEVE what the location is currently being used as. Check out my website for more t...
Archie Clement's Bloody Last Stand
Aug. 31, 2025
Archie Clement was one of the most notorious guerrilla fighters to emerge from Missouri during the Civil War and Reconstruction era. Barely over five feet tall and weighing around 130 pounds, Clement quickly became feared acr...
Barney Riggs: The Deadliest Gunfighter You've Never Heard Of
Oct. 28, 2025
Barney Riggs was one of the Old West’s most notorious and controversial gunfighters. Born in Arkansas in 1856, Riggs moved to Texas as a child, where violence quickly became a family tradition. At just 18, he killed a friend ...
Bass Reeves | Lawman (Part 1)
Nov. 1, 2023
Make no mistake about it, the exploits of escaped slave-turned-lawman Bass Reeves are legendary. Described in the papers of his day as a holy terror and one of the greatest manhunters to ever grace Indian Territory, Bass Reev...
Bass Reeves | Lawman (Part 2)
Nov. 8, 2023
Make no mistake about it, the exploits of escaped slave-turned-lawman Bass Reeves are legendary. Described in the papers of his day as a holy terror and one of the greatest manhunters to ever grace Indian Territory, Bass Reev...
Big Alice & the Battle of the Bordellos
Jan. 5, 2022
Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned, ain’t that what they say? But what happens when it’s also a woman doing the scorning? And what happens if that hell is just El Paso, Texas? One helluva girl fight, that’s what! Join me ...
Bigfoot Wallace: Texas Hero or Villain?
Sept. 16, 2025
Bigfoot Wallace is one of those figures who looms so large in Texas
history that it can be tough to separate the facts from the tall tales. Born in
Virginia and hardened by tragedy, Wallace headed to Texas with vengeance on h...
Big Nose George | Wyoming Bandit
Jan. 2, 2022
George Parrot - aka Big Nose George – was a basic run-of-the-mill road agent. Trains, stagecoaches, general stores – they were all fair game for Big Nose and the boys. Sometimes he was successful and sometimes he wasn’t, but ...
Bill Longley | The Deadliest Gun in Texas
Aug. 16, 2021
There's just no denying that Texas produced its fair share of stone-cold killers in the latter part of the 19th century. Men like John Wesley Hardin, King Fisher, Clay Allison, and of course the notorious Deacon Jim Miller. A...
Bill Tilghman | Frontier Lawman
Dec. 27, 2020
Bill Tilghman - the legendary lawman best known for hunting down bad guys in Indian Territory - got his start as a teenaged buffalo hunter on the Kansas frontier. After that he spent years patrolling the tough streets of Dodg...
Billy Dixon & the 2nd Battle of Adobe Walls
Oct. 15, 2025
On June 27th, 1874, a handful of buffalo hunters found themselves surrounded by hundreds of Comanche at a place called Adobe Walls. Outnumbered more than twenty to one, the odds of survival looked slim. Nevertheless, it was h...
Billy the Kid (COMPILATION)
Nov. 17, 2023
In the summer of 1881, Billy the Kid was shot and killed by Sheriff Pat Garrett. The lawman had been on the hunt ever since Billy broke out of jail in Lincoln and finally caught up to the bandit at Old Fort Sumner. It was aro...
Billy the Kid | Croquet Photo
March 27, 2023
Is the croquet photo legit? Check out my website for more true tales from the wild and woolly west Email me! Buy me a coffee! Free Newsletter! Join Patreon for bonus content! Croquet Photo | CNN - ...
Billy the Kid Debunked
June 25, 2024
There is a lot of misinformation about Billy the Kid's death. This is your comprehensive guide to cut through the noise and determine fact from fiction. Thank you to all of the historians whose research I rely upon. (1:15) – ...
Buckshot Roberts
Jan. 15, 2025
On April 4, 1878, Andrew L. “Buckshot” Roberts took on the Lincoln County Regulators in what’s now known as the Gunfight at Blazer’s Mill. Today, we’ll dive into Roberts’ background and discuss who really killed him – Billy the Kid or Charlie Bowdre…
Jesse James | Bank Robber (Part 2)
Jan. 29, 2025
The outlaw Jesse James got his start during the Civil War as a young bushwhacker, fighting with William Quantrill and Bloody Bill Anderson. He killed his first man at the age of 16 and continued doing so even after the war was officially over. Today…
Jesse James | Bushwhacker (Part 1)
Jan. 22, 2025
According to many, Jesse James was a hero, a freedom fighter who continued resisting Northern aggression long after the Civil War came to an end. But to his victims, Jesse was nothing more than a cold-blooded killer, one who used the war as a conven…
A Blood Meridian Christmas Miracle
Dec. 20, 2023
Uncover the dark history of the Yuma Crossing and the infamous John Joel Glanton's reign of terror. Learn how Glanton's brutality led to a massacre that sparked the Yuma War and a tense standoff on Christmas Day 1851. Lieuten...
Alfred Packer | Colorado Cannibal
April 6, 2022
April 1874. Present day Colorado. A half-starved weather-beaten Alfred Packer came limping into the Los Pinos Indian Agency seeking refuge. Feet covered in rags he claimed he had a harrowing story to tell. The man was ushered...
Al Swearengen & the Gem Saloon
May 9, 2023
Al Swearengen was the notorious owner of Deadwood’s Gem Theatre, which quickly became one of the boom town's most popular entertainment venues. Swearengen’s business practices, however, were far from ethical. He coerced despe...
An Execution Gone Wrong - The Terrifying Story of Clemente Apolinar
Oct. 26, 2022
Happy Halloween! Clemente Apolinar was the last person publicly hanged in Texas. Not only did his execution go horribly wrong but you won’t BELIEVE what the location is currently being used as. Check out my website for more t...
Archie Clement's Bloody Last Stand
Aug. 31, 2025
Archie Clement was one of the most notorious guerrilla fighters to emerge from Missouri during the Civil War and Reconstruction era. Barely over five feet tall and weighing around 130 pounds, Clement quickly became feared acr...
Barney Riggs: The Deadliest Gunfighter You've Never Heard Of
Oct. 28, 2025
Barney Riggs was one of the Old West’s most notorious and controversial gunfighters. Born in Arkansas in 1856, Riggs moved to Texas as a child, where violence quickly became a family tradition. At just 18, he killed a friend ...
Bass Reeves | Lawman (Part 1)
Nov. 1, 2023
Make no mistake about it, the exploits of escaped slave-turned-lawman Bass Reeves are legendary. Described in the papers of his day as a holy terror and one of the greatest manhunters to ever grace Indian Territory, Bass Reev...
Bass Reeves | Lawman (Part 2)
Nov. 8, 2023
Make no mistake about it, the exploits of escaped slave-turned-lawman Bass Reeves are legendary. Described in the papers of his day as a holy terror and one of the greatest manhunters to ever grace Indian Territory, Bass Reev...
Big Alice & the Battle of the Bordellos
Jan. 5, 2022
Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned, ain’t that what they say? But what happens when it’s also a woman doing the scorning? And what happens if that hell is just El Paso, Texas? One helluva girl fight, that’s what! Join me ...
Bigfoot Wallace: Texas Hero or Villain?
Sept. 16, 2025
Bigfoot Wallace is one of those figures who looms so large in Texas
history that it can be tough to separate the facts from the tall tales. Born in
Virginia and hardened by tragedy, Wallace headed to Texas with vengeance on h...
Big Nose George | Wyoming Bandit
Jan. 2, 2022
George Parrot - aka Big Nose George – was a basic run-of-the-mill road agent. Trains, stagecoaches, general stores – they were all fair game for Big Nose and the boys. Sometimes he was successful and sometimes he wasn’t, but ...
Bill Longley | The Deadliest Gun in Texas
Aug. 16, 2021
There's just no denying that Texas produced its fair share of stone-cold killers in the latter part of the 19th century. Men like John Wesley Hardin, King Fisher, Clay Allison, and of course the notorious Deacon Jim Miller. A...
Bill Tilghman | Frontier Lawman
Dec. 27, 2020
Bill Tilghman - the legendary lawman best known for hunting down bad guys in Indian Territory - got his start as a teenaged buffalo hunter on the Kansas frontier. After that he spent years patrolling the tough streets of Dodg...
Billy Dixon & the 2nd Battle of Adobe Walls
Oct. 15, 2025
On June 27th, 1874, a handful of buffalo hunters found themselves surrounded by hundreds of Comanche at a place called Adobe Walls. Outnumbered more than twenty to one, the odds of survival looked slim. Nevertheless, it was h...
Billy the Kid (COMPILATION)
Nov. 17, 2023
In the summer of 1881, Billy the Kid was shot and killed by Sheriff Pat Garrett. The lawman had been on the hunt ever since Billy broke out of jail in Lincoln and finally caught up to the bandit at Old Fort Sumner. It was aro...
Billy the Kid | Croquet Photo
March 27, 2023
Is the croquet photo legit? Check out my website for more true tales from the wild and woolly west Email me! Buy me a coffee! Free Newsletter! Join Patreon for bonus content! Croquet Photo | CNN - ...
Billy the Kid Debunked
June 25, 2024
There is a lot of misinformation about Billy the Kid's death. This is your comprehensive guide to cut through the noise and determine fact from fiction. Thank you to all of the historians whose research I rely upon. (1:15) – ...