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The stretch that the fall, the battle was taken is about a mile, so the boat was going and they with the machine gun and the people from Dullochoe were shooting over the levee, you know,

just shooting their shotguns, rifles, whatever they have.

Yeah.

A lot of them would birdshot, a lot of them with buckshot.

What killed the machine gun, man, I don't know, I guess, just shot them up.

The way I understand that the motor was all shot up, the boat, the cabin on a boat

was all chined up with bullet holes. I guess that's what I could see, you know.

On this episode, we're getting into the nitty-gritty details of the November 1926.

One day, it's Lanyos Trappers War in South Louisiana over muskrat trapping rights.

We'll hear from two men whose fathers were involved in the war.

But a bigger question to me is why is this region of the country known for producing corrupt leaders?

And is that even a fair question?

This is a look into human nature when it's corrupted by power and muskrats.

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