Groovy episode. Fantastic photos and very informative. So many of the gun holsters are former military holsters where to cover strap have been cut off.

The thing you have to remember about any story involving Wyatt Earp or his brothers that Wyatt didn't die until 1929, outliving pretty much everybody else involved. That means that those stories might be slanted just a bit, therefore requiring the application of a rather hefty grain of salt to those stories

"Well. . . Well. . . That's the way they did it"!

No wonder a cowboy didn't care if he got killed in a gun fight. "GET ME OUT OF THIS PLEASE".

My ex-husband had an old uncle who lived in a small cabin on a tiny lake never bathed alleging that he was ALLERGIC to WATER. In spite of this, he was very nice. I imagine how bad it could have been in bordellos.

I dont care who ya are, if ya funkin and it gets my attention, I'll tell ya ya funkin in a church [if i went] and to go wash yo stankin ayess! As for me? I wash my ayess at least x1 a month whether it needs it or not

Wow it's a wonder anyone survived Thanks for this

You mean "Bonanza"and "Gunsmoke" lied to us? I'm shocked.🤠

I feel like a spoiled wimp watching this. I respect the people from those days.

Good narration. Perfect for this.

Anytime or anywhere there are humans you will see problems. Issues. To be born during this time was so difficult. Hard. So glad I wasn’t born during this time. What we take for granted nowadays.

I'll never watch westerns the same again 🤢

Good video

Thanks for posting 😊

We don’t take kindly to ppl who don’t take kindly to ppl round these parts!!!!

Road sanitation in rural towns and cities was horrible. Street cars were a very welcome invention.

I'm 80 years old and I remember having a outhouse when I was growing up in the late 40s and earlier 50s years round .

Eastern cities also had their sanitation problems. Many still do.