Dave Rudabaugh - Old West Outlaw

Arkansas Dave Rudabaugh was an old west outlaw who some say taught Doc Holliday how to shoot in addition to being the only man that Billy The Kid ever feared. He was hunted by Wyatt Earp and arrested by both Bat Masterson AND Pat Garrett. Ran with the Dodge City Gang of Las Vegas, NM, rode with Billy The Kid, and was never held accountable for his many crimes. So why the hell isn't this Rudabaugh more well known? Find out all about Arkansas Dave on this newest episode of Bloody Beaver Podcast!
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[@sartainja]

“Did you guys see the size of that chicken?”

[@ION400]

“We’re in the spirit world asshole, they caint see us!”

[@tylertapp131]

Lol as I read this I heard it in the voice of em in "spirit world" then Chavez screamin

[@user-gl2wh8eq1c]

The comment about the chicken was made by dirty Steve Stephens from young guns 1. Arkansas Dave was in young guns 2.

[@davy1458]

"God less heathens"

[@vCLOWNSHOESv]

I love that movie!

[@davidvaldez50]

Young Guns was the only reason I looked up Dave Rudabaugh.

[@stevemccarty6384]

The movie Young Guns is pure fiction. It may be entertaining, but it has nothing to do with the reality of the story or the bios of the Regulators.

[@wesleycook7687]

@@stevemccarty6384 True, but Emilio brought Billy The Kid to life. Rudahaugh never rode with Billy. Another Rudahaugh is rumored to have, however.

[@MASS1866]

Yeah but this is getting long and drawn out and off topic.

[@cesarparedes3805]

@@wesleycook7687 source? That is was a different rudabaugh. Never heard that before, I’m interested in looking into it

[@severdwolf5015]

Cocka diddle god damn doo

[@jamesstanton2012]

Never ever apologize for quoting Young Guns good sir. Ever!

[@scottwyatt5173]

Lmao

[@albinorhino8732]

Or Tombstone

[@slavesforging5361]

In all fairness that is a really badass soundtrack.

[@santinomartinez7592]

"It ain't your gang Dave!."😆😀

[@jeremybarbour5124]

It's always been your gang

[@clanceyrussell8773]

@@jeremybarbour5124 😅😅😅😅

[@clanceyrussell8773]

I was about to respond the same thing

[@daskommandantkrieger2503]

​@@jeremybarbour5124 Don't cross me, Dave.

[@dannymorales1494]

"I'm glad I never killed you Steve"

[@MASS1866]

😂

[@earlleasurejr8771]

You talk like you are on drugs or crackhead

[@dannymorales1494]

@Billey Winn many nights, many nights my friend 😎🤠 classic

[@robstanton9215]

You’re alright Chavez

[@robstanton9215]

@@earlleasurejr8771 Quoting lines from Young Guns the movie

[@jeffpraterJSF]

Dave is your favorite outlaws favorite outlaw. Dudes been around with everyone.

[@shanesawhutchison9255]

I really enjoyed this episode. Once again…solid (as it can be), honestly told with the witty and also informative info sprinkled in for good measure. Cheers. 🇨🇦

[@WildWestExtravaganza]

Thanks buddy

[@johnrobinson4939]

"Best buck eighty I ever spent "

[@alanleemaxwell831]

Ever since the 'Young Guns' movies, I've been fascinated by the Lincoln County War and even more so by Arkansas Dave It's almost as if history has chosen to erase him, which is a shame. Love your channel- subbed, greetings and best wishes from England- 'Cock a doodle God damn Doo!!' 👍🇬🇧

[@stevemccarty6384]

Don't ever, ever look to movies for history. The people who wright the screen plays for those films are trying to entertain. History, or the true story of what they are writing about means nothing to them!

[@ryanh9183]

Agree with your first and second sentence. As someone who has written movies, including a WWII film, I think your third sentence is an insult. How do you think films like Young Guns or Tombstone get made? Do you think the people behind Saving Private Ryan don't care about history? Your words demonstrate you have no clue what writers do. The long days of research and investigation are often not apparent on the screen. So why isn't what's on screen an exact translation from the history books? Because you cannot possibly show something like the Lincoln County War in a two hour film and expect to do it justice. You said it yourself. Filmmakers are in the business of entertaining not giving history lessons. The best compliment I ever received was from two women who were therapists for soldiers suffering from PTSD. They said we made it so real one of them had to leave. Those scenes were written after talking to veterans which was one of richest experiences of my life. To quote Chavez from Young Guns, AND YOU THINK IT MEANS NOTHING TO ME?!?!? Instead of wasting time on youtube showing us how ignorant you are every time you touch the keyboard you should actually take some time and learn something. I know it might be hard but maybe, just maybe, it will make you a better person.

[@wordman2537]

I'm related to this guy. It's still a tradition in the family to name the first born son Dave. My great uncle was the last Dave we knew about. Apparently the name Rudabaugh is so rare that every Rudabaugh is related enough that they know not to breed with eachother. I really hope no one tried.

[@lemhanback9595]

Same thing happens with my surname seems a few generations ago there was some argument (over what no one knows) even 2nd and 3rd cousins now have never met nor spoke to each other. However all are decendants of 1 man who arrived here from the Prussian empire in 1736. My family been here longer than the Country's been a country. 😂😂🤣🤣😂😂

[@stevemccarty6384]

Since I found and identified my (actually Sallie Chisum's) photo of Dirty Dave several others have turned up identified as Dave. Those pictures were identified at least in part by comparing them to mine. Now, we most likely know what Rudabaugh looked like and I am proud to be able to help historians in that regard. From the evidence in the photos of Dave, it can be deduced that he and Billie were pretty good friends. Both men must have shared a sense of humor.

[@danielwebster5748]

I haven't seen the whole video yet if I repeat something in the video I apologize. Dave was known as dirty Dave rudabaugh. He was one that took a bathroom every time it rained. It was said you could smell him before you saw him. But this was the wild west when they had a public washbin ate the edge of town every body used it and it was rarely changed. Wyatt used it as well.

[@stevemccarty6384]

I probably should send you a one off copy of Dave's picture.

[@nickyworth8308]

do you have giant ears?

[@fishdude666ify]

I did not realize he was even a real guy! For the record, YG2 was one of my favorite movies at the time as well. "You want your knife back?"

[@harrypothead42024]

I like tombstone, everybody does, but compared to Wyatt Earp Tombstone always to me seemed like the Disney World production of a western scene and Wyatt Earp was epic in every single aspect of its making. I honestly have always thought Kevin Costner's movie was the better-made movie I thought that Dennis Quaid honestly was a better Doc Holliday, I liked seeing both Mastersons represented on screen by Tom Sizemore and Bill Pullman. And I like that it showed Wyatt Earp a little more fully than the love letter that is Tombstone chose to.

[@Ambukid]

I’m new to this channel and i already love it. Plus the fact that your voice sound just like Danny McBride. Lol

[@WildWestExtravaganza]

Ha, welcome aboard

[@flintlockhomestead460]

Kevin Costner's "Wyatt Earp" was 300% more historically accurate than "Tombstone".

[@oletimer5853]

I agree Flintlock and Costner was a better Wyatt and Quaid was a great Holiday

[@wesleycook7687]

Accurate maybe. Boring as Hell. Tombstone was entertaining and was accurate to a point. Costner's version left out Curly Bill, Johnny Ringo and the infamous Cowboys that ruled Tombstone. And Val Kilmer was a more believable Doc Holliday. Tombstone was entertaining from start to finish.

[@ticklicker11]

Agreed

[@-elchoya9832]

@@oletimer5853 quaid was better than kilmer,and he lost all that weight for the role.thats method acting here

[@chiefsteps-in-poo8447]

@@-elchoya9832 Well everyone's entitled to their own opinion. And an opinion is like an asshole - everybody's got their own and we all think ours is the only one that don't stink.

[@larrynoller3014]

His actual nickname was “Dirty Dave Rudabaugh” because he smelled so bad.

[@gregoryjarrett6259]

I lived & worked through out New Mexico for much of my adult life.. This Dusty Butt town still had a reputation as a wild place controlled by Organized Criminals and 😂"Law Enforcement ... Wander How It is Now 😮

[@sartainja]

Really sad that the State of New Mexico will not recognize the Lincoln County Regulators as a group trying to stand up to corrupt state and corrupt local governments. Billy is not a criminal. He is a hero just like Dick Brewer. The federal government needs to recognize the group as well.

[@noahcorreiaphotography]

"This dude is like the Forrest Gump of the Wild West." 🤣🤣

[@dannymorales1494]

" been in a bad mood for a couple of years now " 😅

[@fishdude666ify]

9:17 "I promised my Grams on my soul that I'd pick her up train lanterns if I came across any. On my soul Dave! It's outta my hands; faster we git em, faster we gone let's go." I can totally see it. Side note: Don't remember the name, but there's an older Billy the Kid movie with Val freaking Kilmer as William H. Bonny that's pretty good.

[@WildWestExtravaganza]

Gore Vidal's Billy the Kid

[@tomwigal8856]

The soundtrack for Young Guns 2 with one of my favorite albums of all time even though I don't have it anymore I still listen to it on KZbin when I'm driving down the road

[@James-tf7hc]

I thought Billy the kid never drAnk alcohol...?

[@robsim4692]

That's $63,339.53 in today's money, I know a couple dudes that'll kill you for $100.00 and 2 packs of Big Red!

[@generationomega9342]

Rather be killed over a Red Bull... ... than a Bud Light. But I Transgress... Or am I dyslexic? Big Red is not Red Bull. Whatever. I stand by my original ramble.

[@Wickedlydrivenmedia]

You have some of it right; the other stuff is movie fluff, however good. I have done extensive research on Dave Rodenbaugh (the real spelling of his last name). I also own a very old biography on him and am working on a movie! Thank you for generating more interest in Dave. Coming soon are teaser trailers etc.

[@WildWestExtravaganza]

Keep me updated about the movie!

[@ispartacus1337]

no trailer on your channel yet?

[@tgrossner]

Is that biography available to anyone, in print?

[@garystewart2355]

what if Dave Rudabaugh was a time traveler that wanted to meet historical figures and didn't bath to fit in.

[@shawnstanton638]

Now that is a script waiting to be written

[@caseyaylward8853]

Dude your channel is badass keep it up.

[@cynthiacarter665]

The reference of "Mean Girls" as a mob made me chuckle.😄😃😀

[@georgiaconti2691]

Everyone is welcome to like whichever Wyatt Earp movie you want. Me? I liked Tombstone. Because it started Kurt Russell, and Sam Elliott. Both powerful actors, and two of my favorite fellas!!

[@tannertuner]

I like both Tombstone and Wyatt Earp. Both have their good and bad points. I really don’t think either Russell or Costner fit the part. The Costner movie is more historically accurate and we learn more about the history than the legends. Tombstone has a more Disney kind of feel to it but it’s by far the more fun movie to watch and quote. Wyatt Earp is just so long and Costner is too soft and his voice is a little too whiny for Earp IMO.

[@DC8091]

"I considered ending it myself, but my self-control got the better of me" among the greatest movie quotes ever. Also am i the only one that cracked up when Bloody Beaver described the hyman 😁

[@johnstanley7442]

I disapprove-of his very EXISTENCE,...

[@smashhimmungo5798]

CHARLIES GETTIN MARRIED ! 🤣

[@ray.shoesmith]

Pugilist!

[@generationomega9342]

As a Southern Californian I have no problem with Texans... ... Unless they are transplants from Sacramento, Los Angeles, or San Diego, in which case - sorry Texas (but you can keep 'em...)

[@shock_n_Aweful]

I know he wasn't real but my fav character from young guns was always Dirty Steve. 'Did you see the size of that chicken?' Charlie: Hey Chavez, how come they aint killin us? Steve: Because we're in the spirit world asshole they can't see us

[@gimmethepinkelephant3685]

I liked Arkansas Dave... Some kids wanted to be Dave. Just not as much as Billy or Chavez...lol!

[@BumboRasKlat79]

I might be from the darkside on this topic, but I like the movie Wyatt Earp better than Tombstone. Dennis Quaid looks a lot more like Doc Holiday than Val Kilmer does.

[@mistervacation23]

I got a weak back. How long have you had a weak back? Oh about a week back.

[@iamheandheisinorsemen2605]

Anyone ever ask what my favorite movies are I tell them Young Guns and Young Guns 2. Six years old is when my curiosity sparked towards that image I observed hanging on a wall at our local McDonald's in 1980. Learned that image was Billy the kid. I was intrigued/captivated like some unseen force was pulling me in. Hopefully if I don't leave this place before my time my plan is to visit all the locations that I know of that Billy the kid roamed. After years of listening to his tail anyone with any sense would realize that the story of his ending at 21 didn't add up. Can't be for sure but my gut feeling tells me that Brushy Bill Roberts was Billy the Kid. If I know I'm dying and want a clean conscious before crossing over into the spirit world why else would someone waste their time asking for a pardon? The only thing he was trying to gain from this was a peace of mind, a clean conscious.

[@carolyn9andthecats653]

A clean slate. I hear ya. N there's too much TO NOT believe that Brushy Bill was the man.....that is Billy. Why would anyone be able to prove themselves w bullet wounds, scars, stories, excetra..... n had detailed stories...... bc can't noone explain, in detail, such events.

[@stevemccarty6384]

Movies are not history. They are far, far, far from history.

[@truettjohnson7230]

Matt Bastardson was another Yankee like Wyatt Earp,which Earp lived long enough,to make history favorable for him

[@Air-bear]

Gadfly here 🤔 You talk about “crooked ass town and crooked ass cops” Things haven’t changed much 😑

[@Goji-eletienne]

With all the 90's western movie references, ya may as well go by the pseudonym of "Driskell & Seibert" 😅

[@Durdenthealpha]

I treatised this character .

[@johnstanley7442]

Even-though I totally-LOVED "Tombstone," the movie "Wyatt Earp," with Kevin Costner, and many-others, like Dennis Quaid (as-Doc), Gene Hackman, as Wyatt's DAD, plus OTHERS, like Jeff Fahey, as Curly-Bill, Tombstone Sheriif, Mark Harmon Michael Madsen, Catherine O'Hara, Bill Pullman, Tom Sizemore Mare Winningham, AND even, as the youngest Earp little brother, Jim Caviezel, in a minor part. It, TOO, is well-worth-WATCHING. Though not-as entertaining, as "Tombstone," but STILL a great, and probably more-realistic version, "Wyatt Earp." See, for-yourself, if you don't agree! BOTH movies are great, and well-worth-SEEING, just lots-DIFFERENT, that's-all!

[@WildWestExtravaganza]

I like them both

[@keithkogane1634]

Wyatt Earp the movie was a good representation of his life and even though Tombstone has a better cast, Wyatt Earp may be a better movie.

[@davidhuffman5029]

The minute he smoked that peyote, he was f_____.

[@sartainja]

They were all “fracked” as they say on Battlestar Galactica. Lived in New Mexico for several years; been told some interesting stories about peyote from the people who were native.

[@Comeonemane1]

great display here. well told. just discovered the channel. subscribed

[@WildWestExtravaganza]

Thanks Jason!

[@kellymoore2697]

I live in Clovis NM been to Ft Sumner lincoln many times I was born in the wrong time period I would have loved to ride w these outlaws

[@boggonails1881]

Love your story telling method 🤣 OUTSTANDING 👌

[@WildWestExtravaganza]

Thank you

[@stevenguevara2184]

My Aunts and My favorite Tombstone. It’s no Young Guns 2 though

[@Gary_King1413]

He was my favorite character in Young Guns 2, just barely surpassing Doc. Loved this video, very interesting. This is my 2nd viewing of it

[@stevemccarty6384]

When holding my tintype of Dave Rudabaugh, I figure that he held it too, just a long time ago. So I'm holding and studying something that Dave held and studied too. That breaths life into the man's memory, at least for me.

[@SirKnight1096]

Contact The Birdcage Theater in Tombstone. They can help you will some of it.

[@formulajuan6038]

As I listen to this, I googled the picture of the severed head . Damn, talk about some medieval shit

[@daveshipley2774]

There should be a Chavez and a Arkansas Dave movie. Hell of a a couple tails

[@brokencode9106]

Always felt Dave was a wild card...always Gamebred to fight...

[@j33man07111]

Talk about loosing your head in a card game😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@ulknatmelknatu]

Hoodo should have changed his nickname to Buster. Just sayin.

[@Chronicheaven]

“I’m a devil on the run, a six gun shooter, a candle in the wind.” “ _I never drew first but I drew first blood, I’m the devil’s son, call me Young Gun._ “

[@WildWestExtravaganza]

Great song

[@chubbyjohnson5480]

I knew him as "Dirty" Dave Rudabaugh. Because he never bathed.

[@blackpowderfirearmenthusia3194]

He is one of my favorites of the wild west outlaws. I first got into him because of the young guns II.

[@victornovak8558]

This is cool. I knew something about him but not this much. Thanks. 👍

[@WildWestExtravaganza]

Thanks for listening

[@robertschumann7737]

As always a very well made and indepth doc. Just wish you would slow down a bit. You talk so very fast . Almost fast enough where you can slow down the playback and it sounds normal. Anyway, you missed a couple of things that were pretty obvious. Doc grew up in Georgia and one of the reasons that caused him to leave was his use of a gun when some black kids were using his favorite swimming hole. He was proficient with a firearm long before he met Dirty Dave. Rudabaugh was rarely referred to as "Arkansas". "Dirty Dave" is what he was well known as. "Arkansas" was used in Young Guns and that's why its used today. He was called "Dirty" not just because his hygiene was absolutely horrible but because he would backstab, betray, inform, or do anything else to anyone to keep himself out of jail. Doc wasn't just a gambler in Las Vegas he was a saloon owner. It was reported that Doc participated in some of the Dodge City Gangs robberies but I could never find anything concrete. Doc lived by a strict moral code. He was not a thief or armed robber. He was a gambler that happened to not fear death. Which made him deadly in a gun fight. They stole the laterns for several reasons. 1, it was at night and they figured it would take them longer to get the train up and running without them. Giving them more time to escape. 2, they were heading to a set of canyons and caves to hide out and figured the lanterns would be helpful. I love the old west and characters like Dirty Dave are the reason why. I know in Young Guns they made Dave out to be reckless and standoffish. He was neither. There was a reason he was associated with so many of the old west's most notorious and violent characters. He was smart, bold and good with a gun.

[@WildWestExtravaganza]

Great info, thanks

[@GoBigBlue80]

Dave went to White Oaks just to get himself and his boys a round of bunda.

[@timfoster4979]

They needed lanterns dude,no electricity.

[@WildWestExtravaganza]

Ohhh!

[@chrislewis6488]

Forgive me for turning this into an episode of Beavis and butthead but you said huh huh huh he he he

[@greghardy9476]

What I appreciate about your podcasts is the fact that if you can’t verify your info, you do not hesitate to say so. The facts you CAN verify, I guess you can be fully believe. Keep it up, hombre!

[@robertwildes7550]

A shit load of people have made a living on Kennedy assassination alternative theories.

[@chrislewis6488]

Hey Chavez how come they ain't killing us?😂

[@kevintodd1222]

THANK YOU SO MUCH!! Fun presentation, but I'm grateful BECAUSE I've had a terrible day... The last 3 actually. I didn't see the joke at the end coming and it busted me up. Did not know how much I needed to laugh. . Seriously thank you.

[@WildWestExtravaganza]

Hope today is a little better

[@kevintodd1222]

@@WildWestExtravaganza it certainly was thank you

[@kevinwilkinson7558]

Another great podcast. Well researched. Funny as hell. Always excited for the next episode.

[@gundog39]

Who else first came across Rudabaugh, Webb and Hoodoo from playing the game GUN. 🙂

[@stevemccarty6384]

BTW I found my tintype of Dave Rudabaugh along with many other tintypes of other Regulators. The collection of ancient photographs had been owned by Sallie Lucy Chisum. I bought them after the living Chisum family had sold them in a yard sale and they ended up in a local antique shop. So I own authentic tintypes of: Frank Coe, George Coe, Helena Coe, Phoebe Brown Coe, Lilly Casey, Lilly Casey posed with Bob Olinger, Big Jim French, John Middleton, Robt Widenmann, Doc Scurlock, John Tunstall, Alex McCsween, Bob Brewer and others...

[@LeatherLaceStudios]

Didnt Ginger Lynn Play the Sallon Woman in YG2? I am probably wrong but for some reason it seems she was involved in one of the YG movies

[@WildWestExtravaganza]

I don't know who that is but I googled and apparently she's credited as "dove" in part 2

[@bigogarland7325]

He was also portrayed in Costner’s Wyatt Earp movie.

[@bricktopmedic]

YG>YG2 Hey, dawg! You see the size of that chicken??

[@bluebeard6189]

I think a damn good cowboy named would be Buster Hymen

[@greghardy9476]

That photo looks more like Bob Denver with a mustache.

[@stephanethewriter6998]

Ive always done research on the old west...I love this era...I find your videos informative and I love all your movie references and witty humor...💜

[@WildWestExtravaganza]

Thanks Stephane!

[@bongdonkey]

@@WildWestExtravaganza You probably know this now. This photo is not Dave Rudabaugh. Interesting story behind it. Cheers man

[@stevemccarty6384]

My mom and dad were born in the early 20s in a little cowtown not far from Dodge City, Kansas. The population of around 1000. My grandparents lived in that little town and I lived with them from time to time as I was growing up. I absolutely loved that little town. It is still there. The families who lived there had been raised in the Old West. I knew many of them well. They were a hard-working lot and honest as the day is long. The kids played in the high school teams. We had parades on holidays. There was no crime. No one locked their front doors. I asked my grandmother once, why she didn't lock her front door. She replied, "What if someone needs something?". The Old West was an honorable place, and I experienced it.

[@OffRampTourist]

Enjoyed this one very much; a figure I knew nothing about. Guess I watch older westerns more than the Young Guns era. Wondering if you know The Big Trail, which is a black and white very wide screen wagon trail film that actually crossed the west with wagons, horses, cattle, river crossings, etc., before there were roads and telephone/electric wires everywhere. It starred a very young John Wayne in fringed buckskins. Silly story but great scenery. Worth the time. Thanks again for another great video. As someone born in Oklahoma but withing walking distance of both Texas and Arkansas, I can honestly say that I've learned more from you about this country than I did from 2 decades of edumacating here..

[@WildWestExtravaganza]

I saw it a very long time ago but would like to watch it again

[@OffRampTourist]

@@WildWestExtravaganza It's on Amazon Prime if you have that. It was great use of a new wide-screen technology. I don't remember any other film that really captured the vastness of the plains like this one. The river crossings were amazing, too. They had to get the wagons and cattle across just like in the real thing. My other favorite westerns are Destry Rides Again (funny but still adventurous, heroic), River of No Return (Robert Mitchum and Marilyn rafting the river), and Dead Man (undescribable). Would love to hear your take of westerns in film history, if that's not too far off track. So much of what we think we know comes from movies. When I hear your videos I think of these films and what they got right and what they got wrong, and I know I will enjoy them more next time because of it.

[@patricerodarte2140]

Holy commercials batman

[@WildWestExtravaganza]

Yeah, I had to fix that! My bad.

[@lordblueeyesfrankieg204]

"The Forrest Gump of the Wild West" Awesome!

[@tonyh9970]

I was thinking that while listening to the Brushy Bill episode. Apparently there have been quite a few "Forrest Gumps" roaming the ole west.

[@supercub177]

Nobody but me knows George Straits song about the dude

[@patrickpark9514]

Dave Rudabaugh became my favorite outlaw as a young boy watching Young Guns 2. I literally copied him at a young age! In later years, i studied the real "dirty" dave Rudabaugh. Great contribution to youtube right here! "Are you billy the kid"? "Nah...but Im Arkansas Dave Rudabaugh...."

[@WildWestExtravaganza]

Haha I know what you mean

[@dapunkyqb1679]

“You musta heard of me. C’mon, Rudabaugh!”

[@tinindian7816]

If youre interested, brett hall has done a tremendous amount of work comparing what is written about billy the kid to the interviews with brushy bill roberts. The hinge pin for me was the letters the Kid wrote the governorof N.M. The governor had died and his books were sent to indiana, and the letters were found in the books in indiana. Roberts, had no way of knowing many details of the letters unless Roberts was the Kid.

[@WildWestExtravaganza]

I've seen many of hus videos

[@stevemccarty6384]

Billy had obvious detached ear lobes. Roberts did not. No lobes, no kid. It is that simple.

[@scottlee8198]

Came to hear about Dave and ended up on KFJ AND CARTEL Las Vegas and the Mob. Really

[@WildWestExtravaganza]

Hell yeah

[@randyconnor-ks6og]

always like your pods your humor and good narating. keep them coming b safe.

[@WildWestExtravaganza]

Thanks, will do!

[@deskins6337]

Young guns was pretty good, but young guns 2 was awesome

[@richpeters4705]

I would like to hear your take on Mysterious Dave Mather

[@dudleykindrick5685]

I could watch this if you could speak without the vulgar explicatives

[@WildWestExtravaganza]

I can't

[@stevemccarty6384]

Ah, I don't think that Rudabaugh taught Doc Holliday to shoot. Doc was a Southern lad who had been shooting long before he left Georgia to pursue his dental career. There is a story that he shot and killed a black kid who was swimming in a local swimming hole. There is also a story that Doc (before he was a "doc") stole his uncle's fighting knife. The Holliday family still has the sheath.

[@WildWestExtravaganza]

I don't think he did either

[@stevemccarty6384]

@@WildWestExtravaganza His bio says that Doc did both. He was known for stabbing people with the huge knife that he stole from his uncle after he returned from the Civil War. His family today still has the sheath. Doc called that knife his "Hell Bitch". The story of him shooting and killing the black kid in the swimming pool is well known.

[@MisterCrookedNose]

“Jose Chavez y Chavez. He’s a MEXICAN Indian. How’d THAT be?”

[@ray.shoesmith]

NavaHO

[@1lthrnk]

Josiah Gordon "Doc" Scurlock died a very old man 90 in Eastland, TX

[@stevemccarty6384]

In his old age Doc never mentioned his time with the Kid.

[@nonameuno9394]

"Bet you do it with your horse!" Hahaha best movie ever!

[@claytonburriss4528]

finally somebody else gets his fucking shit too

[@roncriswell2685]

It's called self preservation LOL

[@brianmays4366]

It is his expression, he looks mean I would not want to cross him

[@tomallen8459]

Talking to my grandmother when I was a kid about changes she witnessed. Growing up between cananea sonora and her fathers ranch north of what today is called wilcox playa. Whats the biggest change you've seen? "Men wash their hair"

[@WildWestExtravaganza]

Ha I bet

[@tomallen8459]

It was for a school report. I was expecting something historical I guess.

[@richardcox2229]

How about an episode on Bear Claw Chris Lapp ?

[@rodbrock4759]

Don't worry the stories are much better than reality.

[@hodathunkit8572]

The Forest Gump of the wild west great quote

[@Durdenthealpha]

To be performed by Hayden Christensen

[@richardjack4827]

I missed my time. I shoulda lived post civil war to early 1920s

[@WildWestExtravaganza]

I dunno, I enjoy air conditioning

[@denisethetford9178]

REGULATORS....,!!

[@WildWestExtravaganza]

MOUNT UP

[@RemyJackson]

Dave Rudabaugh, the Kevin Bacon of the Old West.

[@WildWestExtravaganza]

Yep