History Bits - Virgil Earp Interviewed

This reading is fom an article that was published in the Wild West History Association Journal. For more info about the WWHA, go to:
www.wildwesthistory.org

[@danielwebster5748]

In those days most ranchers tried to keep a good association with the rustlers. The ones that tried to fight the wrestlers are the ones that lost stock. Although curly Bill and Johnny Ringo were definitely cattle rustlers the mclaries in particular were not although they might offer their house for cattle rustlers to sleep at and from time to time.

[@TheSpaghetti64]

Nice job Mike. A great book with several Earp interiews is Alford E. Turner's "The Earps Talk" published by Creative Publishing Co., College Station, Texas 1980.

[@cochisecounty_travels]

Thanks for the suggestion. I’ll be posting more of these called, History Bits. I’ve been give approval from True West Magazine to read their articles as well. History Bits is perfect for anyone who has a hard time reading because of failing eye sight and they want a little history.

[@jamesj2613]

Fascinating!!

[@rustynail8622]

The real deal deal big bro.

[@fastwheels195]

Excellent story

[@thomasstjohn5967]

Do it again

[@cochisecounty_travels]

Thanks. I will

[@cynthiacarter514]

IMO Virgil had the best mustache of all the brothers.🏇🥸🤣 I enjoyed this so much I subscribed.

[@cochisecounty_travels]

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