The REAL Jose Chavez y Chavez: Pal of Billy the Kid
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- Опубликовано: 20 сен 2024
- One of the more memorable characters from Young Guns 1 and 2 was Chavez y Chavez, portrayed by the talented Lou Diamond Philips. And yes, Chavez was real! He was a constable in San Patricio and an ally of the Tunstall McSween faction during the Lincoln County War. Jose was a full participant in the troubles and was present during the Battle of Lincoln, making a getaway from the burning McSween home alongside Billy the Kid. But who was Jose Chavez y Chavez really? Was he a Navajo as popularly believed? And how did he become a hired assassin? Also discussed in this episode is Chavez’s encounter with Bob Ford and the other Regulators and friends of Billy the Kid, guys like Henry Newton Brown, George and Frank Coe, Ab Saunders, John Middleton, Billy Wilson, Tom Pickett, and more! I also give my opinion on what really happened there at Fort Sumner on the night of Billy’s alleged death and discuss The Kid’s “body count”. #wildwest #history #americanoldwestfacts #billythekid
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Young Gun Chavez is one of my favorite cinematic outlaws. His real story is so interesting! Great podcast!
Agreed!
Huge Billy the Kid enthusiast here. Love his story and knowing the history of those around him. Great video! Thanks!
Thanks!
Same here I was just in Lincoln County and ft Sumner taking it all in
Agreed, Chavez was something else! They never really talk about jose Chavez till now. Great info.
I just came for a quick listen ... maybe 5 minutes or so ... but your narrating style hooked me. Kudos and great job on keeping it entertaining and interesting.
Wow, thank you!
Extravaganza time! Good on you brother for going into the "side" characters to the western heavy hitters. Many historical tellings leave these contributors to the wayside, or worse attribute their deeds to others that fit the media portrayal of the story.
Keep the history alive my friend!
Haha nobody even gives mother Spain and her children the credit due. They invented the cowboys, and helped trailblaze this continent before anybody else.
Chavez y Chavez belonged to this fierce and noble bloodlines. But unfortunately a curse appears to have limited us. I call it the Spanish curse
"did u guys see the size of that fcking chicken"
“We’re in the spirit world asshole they can’t see us”
@@MurderHornet-mo3tm I think it was "d'you see the size of that cock a doodle God damned doo?
Spirit world's eatin' good.
@MurderHornet-mo3tm yes the size of that godam cockierdoodlele dam do!!!
@@samisshortforsamurai actually it's "did you see the size of that G.D. cockadoodledoo"!!😮
"It's an ancient Navajo word.. it means stop."
He got "corrected" when lou diamond Phillips went to the Navajo reservation. Look it up
Atsi atsi
I wish there was an emoji with the sound of a baseball being knocked out of the park, it would save me a lot of trouble...it's great to know more about the other people in the L.C.W. Can't wait for the Pat Garrett episode, he is an interesting character in the Kid's saga...almost tragic...No need to tell you to keep up the great work, I know you will! Much Thanks!
Thank you, Chip!
I'm looking forward to next Wednesday and the 'Guy nobody has ever heard of', I've been waiting for you to do him.
As always a brilliant episode.
Love your podcast. Great voice. Excellent story telling.
Thank you for the entertainment.
Thank you for listening
@@WildWestExtravaganzasuper work, may I ask what part of TX you are from? It may explain your practical reasoning of some of this . What town?
That’s crazy this whole week I’ve been calling my homie Chavez Chavez and this popped up. Young guns was one of my favorites when I was younger and still a great film and one of my all time flicks.
RUclips be listening
Ahhh Chavez Chavez forever love the legend and yes because of YOUNG GUNS so good they named him twice lol
Hey Josh, just want to say that I love the content. Good, bad or indifferent, you tell the whole truth. It's refreshing to hear your vernacular as well. Job well done, keep up the great content
Thank you
Quit lookin at his dern vernacular! I done called dibs and duels at dawn! And thank you bothest the mostest!
@@dennistate5953 Well played Dennis...well played
"Did you know we're in the spirit world?"
Look at the size of that chicken
We're Invisible 😂
Glad I never killed you, Steve. You're alright.
Josh, you are so right, man. These are the good old days.
A timeline in which Billy the kid would have survived long enough to be interviewed by Joe Rogan would have been something
"Woah, you killed a Sheriff...that's crazy. Jamie pull up that clip of the chimpanzee with mange"
Joe Rogan is an idiot and I absolutely will not listen to the opinion of anyone idiot enough to believe the moon landings were a hoax, talk about feeble mindedness that's it right there, allowing yourself to be talked into that malarkey.
That's funny right there..Joe Rogan interviewing Billy the kid lmao..I can definitely picture that one.SOOO!! YOU WERE STANDING THERE GUN IN HAND GRITING YOUR TEETH WITH THIS MENACING LOOK ON YOUR FACE ALL PISSED OFF AND THEN YOU RAISE YOUR WEAPON AND BAMMMM!!!!! BILLY WHAT WAS GOING THROUGH YOUR MIND AT THAT TIME WHEN YOU PULLED THE TRIGGER? I MEAN YOU ACTUALLY KILLED THE SHERIFF WHAT IS THAT LIKE .
The gay little zoomers today I'm sure would ruin that. He would be labeled a toxic masculine bigot.
They would have discussed the extinct oso plateado (mexican grizzly bear) as Billy probably had a story or two about them
We're getting the gang back together, pals!
Pals!chisled On my gravestone
Good luck with that
@@murraymelville3901 someone snuk in there and made that happen
@@murraymelville3901 😅😅😅😅u
I've been looking forward to this!!
Thanks Josh 👍🇬🇧😉
Thanks for listening
In my heart It will forever be known as The Bloody Beaver podcast❤
Hope all is well with your family.
Thanks man🌵🐍🦎🐎🐎🤠
I totally did that Eagles thing when I drove through Winslow Arizona.
@@chucklehead2000 me too
He was a member of Vicente Silvas gang. They were one of the first mafia gang members. I have a book on the entire gang, with photos of Vicente, and a rare photo of Chavez y Chavez.
Contact me if you want more information.
Man what a time, one day a person could be the County Marshall or a sheriff's deputy and by the end of the week stealing cattle or robbing a bank only to wake up Monday morning and do it again!
Yep
Love your skepticism..
Great show. ❤
Been waiting for this one.
You are the best brochacho !
love your channel. be nice to see other photos during your videos though
Just subbed , i listen to you when I wake up early, rea
Ly enjoy your analytical breakdown of ' Brushy Bill " Roberts, oh and I hope you get that roll in young guns 3!
Thanks buddy!!!
So close to the old West o'days o'yore we still hold close for love's sake a tad bit just somewhere around; enough to share contemporaneously and extemporaneously in Chattanooga or a fair more than few folks fine hearts today. Thanks Josh.
Just found this channel, great content, but wasn't Dick's last name spelled Liddil???
Watching with captions?
Great episode! I have a topic you should do; The Rogue River war, I have done tons of research on it and I would like to see if you come up with similar things.
It's on the list!
Have enjoyed your content since bloody beaver. Always interesting and humorous. You sound like Danny McBride.😂🤣😂
Love your stuff josh! Keep up the great work and you better blow my socks off with this "man with no name" dude next wednesday
Also I had no idea you had a RUclips till you mentioned it. I'll keep listening on Spotify of course, still cool that you're branching out your platform though. When will I see your name under a true west article?
Haha, you'll have to ask them
Henry Brown was one of our cousins in our family from of course way back. his horse through his shoe so he wasn’t present at the original shootout, but he was one of the regulators and was present for a lot of other things. Wheelers and Cole were all cousins of his.
Jesus Henry brown was actually snatched out of the jail beat up shot as he was running away from the mob then hung was already dead when he was home I said family history
Very cool
I Saw This Guy In Area 51. Last Saturday 😮
Good stuff keep them coming!
Have you thought about doing a brief history about these old west town's like Las Vegas, NM, Deadwood or Tombstone.
Yessir
Is Deadwood still a town?
It is. Big tourist destination.
I was going to ask the same thing.
I would love to hear Josh's take on the stories of some of the great wild west towns. i've read some good stuff on deadwood, tombstone, and even dodge city all interesting and with Josh's way of story telling would be awesome.
Love the content brother I was looking through your videos and haven’t seen anything I may have missed it but have you ever done anything on Jesse James just wondering keep up the good work
Not yet. Soon.
My grandmother was born in Hanover, New Mexico, her maiden name was Chavez. I wonder if there’s any connection.
Thanks bee-otch! I trust that all is well with the fam. And don’t fuckin’ forget me if you ever do any livestreams or episodes with any Wild West outlaw docs (or how they completely fucked shit up way more than they helped). If ya had a lick o’ damn sense, you’d turn tail & haul ass if you saw ‘ol Saw Bones headed your way! Still gotta hear the Lindsay Graham story someday. As my corporate ass hats have emblazoned within any tagline they fiddle with, I leave yiu with a *sincere* ‘Thanks for all you do’.
Deuces! ;-)
I have to take a small issue with Billy being the most famous outlaw of all time.......Jesse James was Nationally Famous while still alive and kicking, while Billy became a national Hero/Villain long after his death, but he was definitely famous in NM and surrounding environs.
Mt vote will always go to Jesse, as the Most Famous Old West Outlaw of all time & Jesse would definitely agree with me, but what do I know?
Ditto
@@dwightcurrie8316 Henry Berry Lowrie a Lumbie Indian outlaw was as famous as Jesse James for a short time in the Carolinas.
@@johnwingate8799 "In The Carolinas", Okay. BTW, my family migrated from Robeson County NC to Georgia in 1820, and My Grandmother's distant relatives (Cousins) were involved with a "Scuffletonian" of Lumbee Blood, who committed a pretty famous Murder near where I still live in South Georgia, and disappeared, Likely Murdered by my kinfolk and others involved in the plot, his body cavity filled with rocks and sunk in Gum Swamp.......I've been to Lumberton NC several times, spent days in their Library & court records room, and traipsed all over the area finding old abandoned cemeteries where my distant relatives are buried. I'm no authority on that area, but I'm able to talk semi lucidly about the places.
Billy The Kid was "Famous or Infamous" in the Lincoln County area of NM while he was alive, but it was a long time after his death that he gained any kind of national notoriety, due to books written about him.
Same with Wyatt Earp and his brothers. It was a book written by "Lake" that brought his name before the public and began to create, or recreate(Depending on who you talk to) the Legend of Wyatt, Morgan, Virgil, and Doc Holliday, who was a Georgia boy, from a prominent family, who only rose to notoriety outside the Old West, when Wyatt became famous(Doc was a far more interesting character than all 3 Earp Brothers, put together, IMHO)
Jesse James was Famous Nation Wide, while he and Frank, and The Youngers were still alive and kicking. The James Gang/James Younger Gang were blamed for robbing multiple banks, Trains, Stage Coaches in Multiple States that were nowhere near each other, on the same day. There are still "Museum Banks" that were "Robbed by Jesse & Frank", that neither Jesse Nor Frank had ever been near enough to have robbed, and God knows how many families there are that today still claim that Jesse spent the night at their, "Grandma's/Great grandma's, Etc." Cabin while he was on the run, and 9 months later Jesse's Son/Daughter was born, and the whole family still Swears their Oath that the story is true and they are Jesse James' Kin.....DNA Results 100% to the contrary. Many knew to begin with, or now know that Jesse adored his wife, "Zee", and led a monogamous life. He almost followed his Father into the Ministry...Just Sayin....
My Grandfather was 19 when Jesse was Murdered in April of 1882, and was enraged by his Murder. He was an "Admirer", who passed his opinions along to my Father, who was born in 1909, and he passed his admiration, along to me, and that is what started my life long interest in Old West Characters, Lawmen, Bad Guys, Good Guys and those in between. I've been to Kearney, Mo, to the James Homestead, Liberty where they robbed their first Bank"Allegedly", up to St Joseph to "The Murder House", and made all sorts of side trips to innocuous places with Jesse & Frank's name attached in some way.
I don't propose to say I'm an Authority on any of these people, but 60+ years of reading about, Traveling the same roads they traveled, and seeing the places where they lived & died, makes me at least conversant, about these characters, and Jesse is the only person I've become enamored with over my long life, along with Frank, was Famous while still alive, pretty much from Coast To Coast(Reco0rds and stories place he and frank in California at a couple of points in time, as well as Georgia, Alabama, Tennessee, The Carolinas and Points North. Frank still got his Picture in the paper right up until his death in 1912.
That's the point I was making, Most Old West and Bad Guys Elsewhere, like the Lawmen who chased them, only became famous after their deaths, and enjoyed none of the notoriety for good or bad.
Jesse was an kind of anomaly, but he was also Literate, and had a flair for Public Relations, often writing letters to newspapers in town all over the country where he was supposed to have been, and mostly Denied any crime he and Frank were accused. He was a Self promoter, who liked to see his name in print(Frank Was The Opposite), and added to his Wide Reputation, Myth, and eventually His Legend. Sorry for going on, but I got on a Roll. Us Old Folks Tend To Do That, I've heard :) All the best to you and yorn
obsessed w billy and nevada history!! great storyteller!
Glad you're liking it!
What would it cost me to sponsor an episode? Something modest like "This week's episode brought to you by...Tim. And welcome back."
Email me
He could have left new Mexico and if he stopped killing he could have lived the rest off his life like buzsy bill Roberts
El cervato Billy the kid
I love the old wild west stories.
Would loved to have grown up in that era even though, I'd probably get shot or some strange illness.
Glad I found your channel.
I'm glad you found it too
❤❤❤ I love all the regulates my favorite is Charlie bandery❤❤❤
❤ love this site❤ awesome job brother❤
Thanks man
List to your show all the time great stuff
Much appreciated
That Henry Brown letter was kinda heartbreaking.
Good stuff as always of course.
Thanks man
Great Pod.. Really Interesting... Keep It Up Brother!!!
Appreciate it!
@@WildWestExtravaganza Always
“Is his real name Lou diamond Phillips?” That got me to watch lol
Haha
He clearly is not Native American, he looks Mexican with Spaniard roots, he has grey or green eyes in that picture.
Wait until you learn what Mexicans are
A little of everything I’m 40% indigenous americas-Mexico 40% spaniard 13% Portugal 3%basque and a bunch of 1 percent
@toponeroc - All Mexicans have native American blood running throughout their blood. To this day, there are territories in Mexico 🇲🇽 where they still speak their native language as their first language, not Spanish.
@frankserpico6785 No, they definitely do not. Southern Mexico is the last place you will find heavy doses of native DNA. The rest of the place is mainly European decent.
You couldn't be more wrong lol
You've definitely never been to Mexico 😂
Just found your channel! Time to binge 😂
Binge away, good sir
Well technically he lived to see WW 2, just missed American involvement
Speaking of Apaches, check out the Chiricahua put on the Mescalero Reservation in New Mexico.
They weren't exactly besties, if you know what I mean.
Bro you do a great job!
Thank you!!!
Any chance of maybe doing a podcast video on Texas Jack Omohundro? He a man from the old west that seemed to have done and seen alot in his short 33 years.
Yep, one of these days
It's about time you stopped doin it with your horse and did a set about ol Chavez lol Keep on keepin on brotha
Regulators lets ride. Wooooooo
What do you think about Brushy Bill Roberts and Hiko Texas? Do u think it's possible he was really the kid?
No, I don't. Brushy's life is well documented. He was born in 1879 and just a toddler when the real Billy the Kid was killed.
man I've searched forever for more details on that Las Vegas Bob Ford run-in but could never find much was praying going into this that you had more to that particular puzzle but alas I guess there is no more to be found boo
It might not even be true. I will try to find an original source.
Bad Josh
I do agree with Jake about Billy. He was always headed for a"A Short Rope and A Long Drop". He had more than a little Psychopath in his system & was headed to Hell On A Fast Horse. My father always felt sorry for Billy because,like my Father, Billy had "Lost his Mama" at an early age, but that was based on Little real info and a Sympathetic mind set on my Father's part, but he is the Man who spurred my interest in Billy, Jesse, Wyatt, Doc and the rest. That "Interest has never left me, and I'm certain it never will.
BTW: My compliments on your delivery, sense of humor and turn of phrase, Josh
Thank you
I've never read or heard a single thing about Billy that would suggest he was a psychopath or "cold blooded" by any stretch of the imagination, he wasn't the kind that robbed citizens, stagecoach's, banks or anything like that, the only known crimes outside of what happened in a range war, if you can call the events that happened in them crimes, weren't anymore than some modern day teenage equivalent of siphoning gas.
Billy was just some kid making the best of a bad situation he was in, the people he stood up against were the kind of scumbags that swindled people out of their life savings through dirty real estate deals, preying on people who'd come west, often from other countries, just trying to find a better life only to be swindled by a bunch of corrupt hucksters who had the law and politics in their pockets, along with the newspapers which means you can control what the general population thinks.
I also don't believe he was even 21 when he was killed, more than one source who knew him personally would have put his age at 19 when he was killed, the problem with the belief that he was 21 is that comes from Pat Garrett's book and he'd be the first one to want people to believe that he killed a 21 year old as opposed to a teenager.
Modern day fact checkers have gone to the church that Garrett's coauthor of the book claimed he went to in NY to confirm Billy's birth date and not only do they not have any record of his birth they also don't have any record of Garrett's coauthor ever coming and looking it up, several first hand accounts from people that Billy was in school with around the age of 12 would have made Billy 19 when he was killed.
I partially agree. A lot of people who knew Billy thought he was about a year younger than stated in Garrett's book and there is no proof, as of yet, that the Kid was born in New York. He likely was just 20 at the time of his death.
As far as a psycho, no...I don't think he was a psycho. I also don't think he was just some kid caught up in a bad situation. Billy was a career thief, even before entering Lincoln County and took part in murder, including the murder of a Sheriff. That ain't exactly syphoning gas. After everyone else left the Territory, he stayed and continued to steal. Much like Jake in Lonesome Dove, Billy took his leaving a little too slow.
@@WildWestExtravaganza
The killing you're talking about was self defense, that's well known, everyone who was a witness to it said that.
And it's real convenient the Sheriff you bring up without talking about him, he's one of the people who was part of the aforementioned corrupt ring and his crew was part and partial to Tunstall's murder, you yourself have pointed out in how many bios of these old west characters that one day someone's an outlaw and the next a lawman, but then to demonize Billy you want to put it that "he was part of killing a "Sheriff".
Obviously you've never been in the situation Billy was, I have, I'm from an area that's so blatantly corrupt it's sickening, my best friend was murdered by his girlfriend when she shot him in the back of his head, his 19 year old daughter and myself watched him lay in a hospital bed for 2 months with half a head dying the most horrible death you could imagine, then we experienced something even worse, her getting off for it.
See my idiot friend had put that trash girlfriend of his in his will, she was to get half of a life insurance policy and home equity money that equalled $70,000 for her but when you murder someone you're not supposed to be allowed to benefit from their death, so her share should go to his daughter by default.
Enter our blatantly corrupt county government, her defense attorneys father who owns the law firm controls county politics, he's the chair of the democratic party in a county where every single political position has been held by a Democrat for 100+ years, and his uncle was the judge.
The son had just graduated law school and passed his BAR exam and was in need of having a revenue stream start flowing, by signing her interests in my friends will over to him that assured she'd get off, and here's where the corrupt local newspaper controlled by the corrupt forces comes into play, the jury forman works for the newspaper, a newspaper that it's common knowledge is beholden to that lawfirm because it's their advertising money that keeps them in payroll.
Her guilt was so obvious and her defense was so silly that a young court bailiff who hasn't been around long enough to understand our county's goings-on actually told my friends daughter one day during the trial "I see these trials all the time and don't worry, there's no way she's getting off", I explained to my friends daughter and his family that that girl was too young and inexperienced with our county and it's shenanigans to know what was going on and that they need to start calling the state attorneys office and start barking about what's going on with this trial and the things like someone being on the jury that was highly inappropriate being on it from having business ties with the defenses firm, but no one would listen, everyone thought it was going to be a slam dunk guilty verdict, which is exactly what they wanted them to think, until it was too late.
In a nutshell they stole $70,000 dollars off a 19 year old girl whose father was murdered, and did it by letting his murderer go free, oh and of course the newspaper they control put a real good spin on thing's, just like the newspapers put a good spin on the Lincoln County Wars.
The day after the verdict my friends family, every single one of them, called me up one at a time and apologized for not listening to me and all ask me "What do we do next?", and I had to explain to every one of them that I tried warning them that once the verdict came in there's nothing that can be done, it's too late now.
Every one of us has had to live with the fact that that woman walks around our town a free person, and that my friends family literally paid for that, in every way you can pay for something.
Billy stayed in Lincoln County because where else was he supposed to go? He was a kid when all that happened to him and if he'd have been thinking about himself he'd have left, but he felt like he wanted to straighten out Lincoln County, I know he did because I know exactly where his head was, and his "thieving" that you accuse him of continuing doing, was never against anyone that wasn't a part of that corrupt system, even after the trouble started Billy never stole from anyone who wasn't a part of that corrupt power base, he never did a thing to innocent people.
Yea, he was just a kid that was in a bad situation, and after what my friends family and I went through a hero for taking the fight right to the front door of a corrupt system.
My man, ain't no way I'm reading all of that
"What was that you were yelling?"
"It's an old Navajo word. It means stop."
Great scene
Great video!! Love it when they tell the truth about regulators 👍
I thought it was either Wyatt or Doc that killed Dave Rudabau. They talk about him in the movie Wyatt Earp when Doc talks about hating him.
Excellent
I'm sorry it's just that I watch every old west You Tube content that I know of WWE as well as Arizona Ghost Riders ,Legacy of the West, True West Magazine, Legends of the Old West ,Infamous America as well as a couple of others and NO ONE and I mean NO ONE has ever done one on Harry Tracey A shame Because as a kid I read James D. Horan's books (would check them out from the library constantly) and my favorite chapter from any of them (as much as I am the Supreme Billy Bonney fan) was in fact the section on Harry Tracey I think if you delve into him it might ebd up being possibly one of your favs too' here"s hoping
Oh Harry Tracey is coming soon, I promise
yeah Josh Yeah
I'm wondering which Las Vegas you are talking about ~~ the one in Nevada or the one in New Mexico?
The one in New Mexico
Oh Christ chases that’s all we need is more of your redass mambaho jahambaho we’re running outta time.
They can't see us. We're in the spirit world.
@@jonahhex8178 "Hey Dawg, did yooo see the size of that chicken ?"
Let’s finish the game
This channel is badass
We're gonna die in here. And he's out there doing it with his horse!
Is it true that Billy Wilson & Tom Pickett are infact 1960s Soul artist & songwriter Wilson Pickett's Grandpappies? Josh! You need to be asking the important, hard hitting questions!!!
Good question!
& I need to spell check my replies@@WildWestExtravaganza !!!
and I have heard from "reliable" sources that Sally Chisum's nickname was in fact "Mustang Sally"!!!! Please rest assured that I am digging deeper into the Kid's connections with Wilson Pickett...a.k.a "The Wicked Pickett"...will keep you posted!
Maybe think about doing an episode on Dick Liddil. Pretty interesting fellow. If you choose to, I have a side note to add. It seems, after killing Jessy & Franks cousin, he went and hid out in a little town called Beaver (I know, you can't make this stuff up) on the White River, just a stones throw south of the Missouri / Arkansas line, a short distance north of Eureka Springs. There was a $5,000 bounty on his head, but no one there turned him in because folks around those parts were so poor, they didn't believe that much money actually existed. Have no idea if this story is true, but all the old timers in western Carrol County, Arkansas swear by it.
Hey Josh,
Love your story telling.
I'm a resident of a small Arizona town called Dragoon. Nestled at the Base of the Dragoon mountains. Near Cochise stronghold.
Just to the south is the ruins of a Butterfield stage stop that was the scene of a brutal massacre.
Also a heroic tale of survival
Check it out and see if you find it worthy of the telling 🤠
I will check it out
I could see Billy being a modern day smuggler like Berry Seal.
Like your shows Amegio...however...you quote Danny and others on their take on Billys life of 'crime" so called.And i do LOVE all your videos.....HOWEVER ...you do greatly skim over or lightly mention the Santa fe ring and the levels of goverment the had control of and minipulated.
I would like to hear your DEEP dive into the ring...how they murdered and used the courts and media which they may or may not have controled to their means.
As allways ...thank you.
He once challenged the coward robert ford the assassin of jesse james to a duel in front of a packed bar...ford slinked away in fear
That's the story
"Mexican-Indian you son of a bitch" Young Guns 1
Fred wait is buried in my hometown of Sulphur Oklahoma
Do an episode on John Selman or John Larn or Jessie Evans?
can you do one on Stillwell and where they buried him officially. Please
Good suggestion
@@WildWestExtravaganza thank you it's been a debate between some friends and I. I am from Tucson, AZ I was sure they buried him here but friend is saying it's elsewhere
Fred is buried in my hometown
Regulators mount up!!!!
Jesse James and Billy the kid were best friends! They even carved "Billy and Jesse forever" in a tree in Alabama! I saw it myself! Right under it says "the only thing Wyatt Earp likes more than a good partner is a threesome of Roosters"
Josh posts a video, everything else goes on hold.
My names 'josh'. I'm named after some Jewish dude too. While I truly dig how well you present the History, you're gonna have to get you another Name y name .
All that aside, excellent content.
I end up feeling sorry for the bad guy, what the heck
Antonio Jose Valdez, was the man who shot Vicente silva, not Chavvez.
Paulita Maxwell had a very low opinion of Chevez....when he and BTK made their first appearance in Ft Sumner in probably as late as 1879....
Chisums's jingle bob ear cows lived in harsh beautiful country.
Witch is how I wonder how any cows could get stolen u ever seen a jingle bob ear mark. I think most people around New Mexico, don't mind buying stolen cattle.😂
Chavez also done a mean job when he covered that Mexican song!
I just curious, Is this Danny McBride narrating this Chavez story. Which is cool because I always wondered if Chavez was a true member of the regulators. What about Dirty Steve? HEY DOG YOU SEE THE SIZE OF THAT CHICKEN
Yes, I'm Danny McBride
"Mexican Indian you S.O.B.."
I think I need to get myself admitted to the bar, my esteemed learned colleague
Three John Gresham books and you're good
I wonder if Chavez y Chavez was born in Los Chavez 🤔 if he was from Valencia county. Either way shout out to Meadow Lake Valencia county desde Los Padillas Nuevo Mexico. And about giving New Mexico a breather if life hasn't neither should RUclips
Jackson Brown wrote most the song Glenn Fry finished the song. Jackson Brown later stated the incident while " standing on the corner in Winslow Arizona" actually occured in Flagstaff Arizona about 40 miles from Winslow. And yes its true i am a wealth of worthless information.
Lou diamond Phillips 😂😂😂
Is this narrated by Danny McBride?
I wish
Sorry I couldn't see this... I was in the spirit world.
Tell the chickens I said hello