April 3, 1900 Lawman George Scarborough and Triangle Ranch manager Walter Birchfield are trailing cow thieves in the San Simon, Arizona, area. As they pick up the trail of five outlaws heading into the Chiricahua Mountains, they discover dropped .30-40 Winchester cartridges. The two realize they are not dealing with petty smugglers; they are trailing big game. That afternoon, the two step into a camp where the outlaws recently left a pail of coffee still warm enough to drink. They follow the

May 2013
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- The “Icon” is Dead
- What is Missouri outlaw Sam Hildebrand’s story?
- Triangle Canyon Shoot-Out
- Western movies frequently show someone “slappin’ hot iron on a wound.” Was this common?
- Bigfoot Stands Out
- Grand Hotels of the West
- McLintock! Memories
- May 2013 Events
- Andrew J. Fenady’s post-civil war reads
- Custer, Cody, and Grand Duke Alexis
- Lady at the O.K. Corral
- Came Men on Horses
- In the Shadow of Billy the Kid
- Crockett Hotel
- Peery Hotel
- Hotel Colorado
- Ambassador Hotel
- “Serious Cow People”
- Gold Hill Hotel
- Copper Queen Hotel
- Crescent Hotel & Spa
- The Apache Wars in Apache Words
- Hotel Alex Johnson
- Death on the Line
- Irma Hotel
- Hank Monk
- The Godfather of Gunleather
- Scoping Out Del Norte
- Remembering the Dakota War in Minnesota
- Main Street Dreams
- The Fighting Parson’s Fallout
- Summer Harvest Beer
- The Mexican Hat Dance
- Grapes vs. Rhubarbs?
- Patrick Hogan
- What can you tell me about nickel-plated revolvers in the Old West?
- Were the Molly Maguires ever active in the West?
- How many times was Marshal Matt Dillon shot on Gunsmoke?
- Central Texas Tales
- Rough Drafts 5/13