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When it comes to Old West feuds, Arizona's Pleasant Valley War ranked among the most violent.

Also known as the Graham Tewksbury feud, this conflict would rage on

for over a decade and see a death toll from between 20 to 50 men, some of whom fell at the hands of a

notorious killer by the name of Tom Horn. And you better believe this would not be the last feud

that Tom was involved in. After leaving Arizona, he'd hire on with the Pinkertons,

and it wasn't long before they sent him up to a little place in Wyoming known as Johnson County.

Apparently, the cattle barons were getting fed up with rustlers, and they were looking for men

like Tom Horn who weren't afraid of getting their hands dirty. Oh, yeah, things about to get

real bloody on the Northern Plains.

My name's Josh, and this is the Wild West extravaganza.

Back in 1879, a guy by the name of James Tewkesbury, along with several of his children, started a small ranch in Arizona's Tonto Basin, or to be more specific, Pleasant Valley.

Now, the exact location of Pleasant Valley can be a little confusing. According to some, Tonto Basin and Pleasant Valley are one and the same.

Others maintain that the valley is just a subsection of the basin, while still others claim

that it's adjacent and separate from the basin.

My very rough understanding is that the town of Young, Arizona, just due south of the Muggeon

Rim, marks the valley's northern boundary.

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