After the Civil War, Texas cattle headed to northern markets moved up trails through New Mexico and Colorado. Many of the Texans  driving those herds settled along the New Mexico-Colorado border.  Some became responsible citizens, others deadly predators. In Porter and Ike Stockton: Colorado and New Mexico Border Outlaws (self-published, $24.95), Michael R. Maddox tells the fascinating and largely unknown story of two Texas brothers who followed the owl hoot trail and died in different gunf


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