The History Behind The Perfect Hideout For the Old West Gangs

[@rayj1131]

Nearly a nine minute video and we only got a few glimpses of what the hole-in-the-wall looks like. Can you visit it today?

[@jmorgan5252]

I don't think you can visit it because it is located on private land now

[@violetmullikin1725]

Thanks for the warning I'm done

[@jjdjj5392]

I think you can visit it. I live in wyoming and have heard a lot about this place. I think ill go check it out.

[@SULLIEDASP]

You can pay for someone to show you around I think you can visit it I have heard you can go fishing there

[@johnwood551]

Most of the video has pictures that have nothing to do with the Hole in the Wall even had a picture of Annie Oakley listed as one of the villains of the Wild West.

[@SULLIEDASP]

If I was back then I might have joined Butch Cassidy.

[@Vintage.ShowTV]

Why?

[@SULLIEDASP]

He was like Robinhood taking from rich ranches and railroad that was trying to push out the smaller ranches.

[@SULLIEDASP]

Also my aunt told me I was related to Butch Cassidy but first she said Billy the kid. But maybe she was just saying that we never could find any relation to them in our family tree or in searching. But it was kind of strange to hear he was a Mormon before he was an outlaw. I also grew up in the church but didn't become an outlaw maybe back then I would have.