Bronco Bill Walters was a cowboy’s cowboy, but he took a wrong turn down the outlaw trail in the 1890s.
And as Karen Holliday Tanner & John D. Tanner Jr. tell it in The Bronco Bill Gang, he and the boys left a string of corpses behind them in the Southwest—including a few of their own. This book offers lots of details, which outlaw/lawmen aficionados will most enjoy.
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Mark Boardman is the features editor for True West Magazine as well as the editor of The Tombstone Epitaph. He also serves as pastor for Poplar Grove United Methodist Church in Indiana.