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available per repair. When most people think about the Old West, they imagine legends like Jesse James,

Doc Holliday and Billy the Kid. But for every one of these famous gunslingers, there were dozens of others every bit as dangerous,

not more so.

Desper characters whose stories, for whatever reason, have largely been lost to history.

Guys like Jesse Evans.

Evans wrote with the likes of Billy the Kid and John Selman.

He shot up Dance Halls, Russell Cattle, even helped to spark the

Lincoln County War, only to then vanish without a trace. And to this day, nobody knows for certain

what became of him. That said, we will be exploring the options. We'll also take a look at three other

lesser-known gunfighters, including Nate Champion. Texas Cowboys stood up to the most powerful cattle barons

in all of Wyoming. And said Barron said a small army of 50 hired killers to surround Nate's cabin,

he remained defiant. And the 12-hour standoff that followed, he more than earned the title

of legend. After Champion, we'll take a look at the wildlife of Billy Brooks. Armed with nothing

more than a badge and a bad attitude, Brooks managed to kill her wound at least 15 men in less than a

month. And that was before he took stealing horses. Billy's story probably ends about how you'd imagine,

but boy, oh boy, what a ride. Then there's Barney Riggs, one of the Old West's most controversial gunfighters.

Victed a murder and sentenced to life in Yuma Prison. Riggs saved the warden's life, walked out with a full pardon,

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