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Welcome to Brain Stuff, a production of I-Hart Radio.

Hey, Brain Stuff, Lauren Volgobom here.

He stood six feet two inches tall or nearly two meters, weighed 180 pounds or about 80 kilos

and could reportedly whoop two men at a time with his bare hands.

He was as quick on the draw as he was deadly accurate with his Winchester rifle, capable

of taking down a running target at a quarter mile, that's 400 meters.

He wore a thick handlebar mustache and spit-shined boots, unless he was in one of his clever

disguises.

In the storied American West of the late 1800s, where lawmen pursued outlaws for high-priced

bounties, none deserved their fame as much as Bass Reeves.

Born into slavery in 1838, Reeves escaped to what was then called Indian Territory during

the Civil War and emerged as a skilled marksman and tracker who could speak multiple Native

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