Sam Hasley was a troublemaker and had been since the Civil War. He had led a faction of feudists that roamed Texas’ Bell…
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Explore the authentic Texan gem that is Mesquite Dine on the best cuisine from Texas barbecue to legendary Tex-Mex, and find entertainment for the whole family with plenty of attractions.
Beat the stampede to Mesquite, the official Rodeo Capital of Texas, for the Mesquite Championship Rodeo finale on Aug. 2…
Get Western! Cowboy up in a dozen of our favorite Old West towns.
I remember seeing my Wyoming-raised father quietly touching his hand to the brim of his cowboy hat, or tipping it in a p…
A Little Help From His Friend? An outlaw got a fatal greeting from a childhood chum.
The end of Texas robber Brack Cornett is shrouded in mystery. In September 1888, after his gang was broken up, Cornett h…
A Stormy Affair Wes Hardin’s girlfriend once drew down on him.
On August 6, 1895, gunman John Wesley Hardin nearly got into a strange shootout. He and his lover Helen Beulah Mrose wer…
On the Move Joe Hardin’s body wasn’t wanted.
John Wesley Hardin’s older brother Joe had a hard time finding a final resting place. After Wes killed a Texas lawman in…
A Collector Like No Other Historian Doug McChristian’s collection finds a home at Fort Concho.
Of course, he’d become one of the frontier’s most ardent historians and collectors because history called early to Doug …
The Real Doc Josiah Gordon Scurlock ain’t the guy made famous as Billy the Kid’s sidekick in Young Guns.
The movies done Doc Scurlock wrong. Or at least the Young Guns flicks did. The real guy wasn’t Keifer Sutherland-handsom…
The In-law was an Outlaw Clint Barkley—feudist, killer and more.
Clint Barkley, alias Bill Bowen, was an in-law of Texas feudists the Horrells. He was arrested in Lampasas, TX in March …
Which Hanks Did They Kill? Only a mother could tell the difference.
Wild Bunch member O.C. “Camilla” Hanks was almost the victim of mistaken identity when he died. Hanks—also known as “Dea…