Bob Dozier was a successful farmer before—for whatever reason—he turned to crime in the Indian Territory. He delved into various and sundry activities: rustling and horse theft, robbery, land swindles, and murder. For seven years, the outlaw stayed just out of reach of the deputy US marshals overseen by Judge Isaac Parker. Until Bass Reeves took over. The famed lawman tracked Dozier into the Che


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