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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