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The TV news was dull this morning . . . . ( that is as usual ) . . . . so while flipping channels and sitting by the fire in the stove warming up . . . . .  found "Cowboys & Outlaws - Wyatt Earp" on the History Channel.   Was very good.   And was very well filmed at Eaves Movie Ranch.  Thanks to Bob BB, Bob Hutton, etc. . . . .     :)

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Comment by Joey Rios on January 9, 2013 at 10:51am

Caught that episode myself and thought it was pretty good as well. One thing kinda made me chuckle though. Did the Wyatt character really need to have his stampede strings cinched up while in the saloon?

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Comment by Buck Grizzly on January 9, 2013 at 1:00pm

All that hot air being pushed around telling tall tales over a few drinks makes it a necessity. lol

Comment by Wolfgang on January 9, 2013 at 6:16pm

I liked the very realistic presentation regarding the old west lawmen working "both sides".  

Comment by Randall Meade on January 10, 2013 at 9:30am

The confrontation with Clay Allison is questionable,as were a lot of Wyatts escapades.Other eyewinesses remember it differently.

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