It always been curious about that cartridge is 44-40 known also as 44 mag? When I started with a firearms I started at 8 or 9 my parents gave me a Henry 22 and a rough rider a year later to carry on our farm and then around 13 when it was time to start deer hunting my dad told me to pick a deer rifle that was also in shooter caliber the idea was to get me the uberti the next Christmas so I ended up with a rossi 92 and the guy asked if I wanted it in 44 mag or 45 colt were the two he had available for some reason I went with the 45 colt but have often wondered what the differences were then as I said the next Christmas I got a 1873 uberti then for my birthday a 1873 cimarron which is just about the same as a uberti I never understood why that was my dad's advice because thinking back he used a old German krain Jorgenson chambered in 30-40 and I'm quite sure that's not a pistol cal !! 😂😂 Has a weird ammo box thing on the side but sights on it are pretty cool
“Cha-cha-cha Chia!” Never heard a story about a gunslinger losing his life because of a Chia pet. Until now. Well done Santee & crew. This one was really good!
That was excellent Santee! Jeff Kidder was quite a character and lawman. It was awesome to see Greg make an appearance in an Arizona Ghostriders video! He's a man who knows his history and is an incredible marksman. Great job!
This is better than Saturday morning cartoons. Wait, did I learn something? Are you tricking me? Not just entertaining but educational? Darn you SANTEE!!!!!
Great job Greg! It was quite a pleasant surprise to get a double dose of two of my favorite UA-cam channels with my Saturday morning coffee! Well told tale and some fine looking gun leather! 😁
You always come up with some very interesting stuff Santee. There was a shot of a very young Jack Elam in there. Rex seems to get around a bit too! Very cool video!
Jeff Kidder was the real deal. He spent thousands of dollars worth of bullets in target practice and also practiced his draw. It was said that he could draw and shoot even when others had the drop in him. The Mexican police refused him medical attention while he was in jail. One of his best friends took off his badge and went down to Mexico. After he had taken care of business, he came back and retrieve his badge. He never spoke of his actions in Mexico. One can only assume that 'revenge is sweet'. The gunslinger (Kelo Henderson) in the TV series '26 Men' is reputedly modeled after Jeff Kidder. This fellow is also a gun coach to the western stars, just like the fellow who faces Matt Dillon in the beginning of every episode of Gunsmoke. Arvo Ojala, the other fellow,. was the Hollywood gun coach, and quick draw artist who appeared most famously in the opening sequence of television’s long-running “Gunsmoke. He also sold his own line of gun holsters. He showed his skills with a gun in only one movie. ua-cam.com/video/JVZ4IbSjHAQ/v-deo.html On the Go Show - Arvo Ojala & Valerie Ojala Keller Apparently he never got around to teaching Randolph Scott, who's gun handling was so pathetic it's seldom shown.
Very interesting episode topic. Never heard of him before. You always seem to amaze me with the range of great and educational topics. Keep up the greY work!
Hey, Santee, I just finished watching Justified the other night and must say it was very, very good. Tim Olyphant basically played Seth Bullock in modern day Kentucky. I don't know why this show isn't very well known. Highly recommended!
@@ArizonaGhostriders I'm not sure why Olyphant isn't a megastar. He's good looking and a talented actor but he seems to work mostly on TV, albeit really, really good TV! (check out Santa Clarita Diet to see him do a comedy zombie show)
Weeeelll Mr. Santee, once again, you discover "new" people, places, etc, that bring enlightens to your audience. Also, you are TRULY blessed to have Ms. Rita, who supports you with here comments and "pew, pew, pews! Speaking of Pews, that rapscallion S. Joe is portraying a "man of the cloth." I think in Mescal.
@@LionquestFitness If you don't want to break the bank on a Colt, Uberti makes some very nice Single Action revolvers. I have a Cattleman II that I really love.
Got a coupla ??. 1. began w/ birthdate 1875. 2nd. incident happened 1908. 3rd tombstone dates b.1874-d.1910. 4th. Ranger 1903-1908. Story began that he joined Rangers @ age 25. IMO, these dates don't reconcile smoothly. But, that's how tales are sometimes told.
You have to love a Man with skill but Kidder did not back up that skill with Intelligence or Integrity .His Violence First policy ended up biting him and was turned against him .
Fascinating! Can you expand a little on what you said about Jeff Kidder being one of the few rangers authorised to "work across the border." Wouldn't that have needed to be authorised from the Mexican side too? Was there some kind of accord between the two nations?
The Rangers frequently chased bad guys across the border, but it was a fragile thing between the two nations that caused some anger. Kidder was stationed in Nogales and did a lot of patroling on the border. He was receiving a stipend from Mexico for capturing smugglers and returning stolen goods. However, some say that his death was planned because he had made some enemies.
Thanx for fresh story. Hadn't heard of Jeff Kidder before! But, after 49 years of marriage, I always say that a woman is the first stage of death to a man! He shudda known, pay first, pay thru eternity!
There's more gun fighting on a Tuesday night alll across America than ever went down in the old west, lol. Modern America would scare the crap out of the old outlaws.
Most were hired guns or outlaws. Hired guns (like in the Johnson County War) got paid and outlaws made their money stealing and robbing. Some who were good with guns were making a living at jobs, like Buckskin Frank Leslie being a bartender.
WOW, as interesting and informative, as always, Santee... I love your video clips, and authentic pics. I had never heard of him. After all the close calls he must've had in the line of duty, the circumstances that led to his eventual death, were surprising. super video 👏👏
Great video of a pretty unknown guy. One thing, though. His engraved Colt was a .44-40 marked “Colt Frontier Sixshooter”. The ad for it’d auction sale is online with a full story 9f the gun, Kidder’s life as you described it, and great photos of the gun.
Super fascinating vid! The maps and recreations made it a lot easier to follow in my head. This little bio about an AZ ranger was a neat idea and I'd love to watch them all if yall made more in the future!
Pretty soon you are gonna have to do a video on the rise of a gunfighter. That AR guy is getting better lol. Love all the history on your channel its never boring.
Sounds like a tough Hombre ….you ever done anything about the Butterfield Trail ? I drove over part of it here in NM and I think I am going to take my mules and ride it here in a month or so ..
Hey Santee that lionquest feller talks so fast I couldn't make out what he was a saying! Please tell that hombree to slow down just a tad. Thanks for another great video
Hey Santee, just a question regarding historical reference. I research royalty from across the world. I was wondering which royal houses visited the old west. Mostly for diplomatic or relaxation. I heard that royalty would come here to the U.S. to experience the West. While also, visiting dignitaries. I was wondering which royal houses would've visited.
Another excellent video Santee! Although I don't have much to say about the bloke you are talking about, I do hope you have a chance to watch 1906 Ned Kelly movie, about 26 years after his death. What I was interested in was those "Dime Store Novels", my research into my family went passed the time they relocated to NSW via Victoria. What was very interesting, Australia was in grip of wild west fever, and every time a novel was released it was reader my men here, and the kids read them once they weren't any use (except of one use) in Australia. Samuel Langhorne Clemens was one megastar while travelling across Australia telling of his life stories in packed out theatres. Once again and excellent video.
@@ArizonaGhostriders I have a feeling that would have gone against Kidder's principles, doesnt seem like the kind of officer to overlook something or just let it go. A real stickler
That is a strangely fitting way for a real gunfighter to go out. Shot by morally questionable people while doing morally questionable things out of the limelight.
@@ArizonaGhostriders He went incognito to a sleazy Mexican border town and blew his cover after sleeping with a hooker and getting in a fight with her. I'm not gonna say he had it coming. In the words of Bill Munny "We all have it comin'." But most people honestly aspiring to higher morals tend to get theirs under better circumstances. Also, after taking a close look at the way US Old West law enforcement worked, I'm a little more forgiving of the way Old Mexico's policia worked.
If I was an outlaw I'd definitely be terrified of Jeff he always shot first without any warranty so imagine you tried to negotiate and surrendered to him but he still shoots you without hesitation
No, he actually shot a guy in the leg who was coming after him with a knife. He hesitated and warned him twice, and could have killed him...but chose to wound. He was a fair lawman.
Hey Santee! can you please do a video about buying vests / waistcoats on a budget? im looking into getting into making a western costume but i am quite low on money
Sure. I can suggest hitting up Goodwill or a thrift store. Many vests you find there can be adapted (or good right off the rack). They tend to be inexpensive!
@@ArizonaGhostriders alright, thank you! i'll keep a look out, unfortunately there arn't goodwills here in asutralia (i dont think) but i'll keep my eyes out for some cheap vests
Very awesome interesting and informative video, I really liked and enjoyed it. I learned a lot about gun fighters in the old west, I got a ton of inspiration for my analog horror old West diary series Mysteriarch Mythos I’m writing.
So....... He'd have lived a lot longer if he had stayed in America, and got himself an ALL-American Working Girl to keep him company; instead. Well, lesson learned. _Buy American!_ (I'm sorry, but as a self-defense practioner myself; the man made several dumb mistakes. He really did.)
@@la_old_salt2241 I mean, there's obviously going to be plenty of Mexican "Soiled Doves" on his side of the border. Plus, he knows the Mexican authorities aren't his biggest fans (to put it very mildly). And, he tried to disguise himself before crossing the border. Then, didn't bring enough ammo. Plus, no back-up gun. Just one dumb mistake after another. Honestly, if there's a certain place you are definitely not wanted by the local authorities; don't go there! If you have to put on different clothing to basically _sneak_ into a place, setting, or even country.... Yeah, just don't go there!
@@NGMonocrom Oh sure. That's history, though. Think of the failing mistakes of all the greats. Politicians, religious leaders, etc. If they lived to ripe old ages we might not care as much. Otherwise, where's the mystery?
@@ArizonaGhostriders thanks and your welcome. For my story I’m also adding extraterrestrial/spiritual beings called the Twylavààti or the Tuantha Dànuin. Who are from the the Etriedes Star System. Those extraterrestrials will be good friends with the old west gunfighters known as the Dheneb frontier Rangers.
And apparently T-Rex's as well,I really don't mind the fact I have to share space with bears,mountain lions,pumas,bobcats,rattlesnakes, hostel Indians,outlaws,moose and about another million ways to die in the west but I draw the line at jurassic Texas...just nope.
Howdy Santee I recently saw your videp on Smith & Wessons iconic model 3. How about one on the ingenious Merwin and Hulbert revolvers? I always liked the look of their SA First Model Frontier because gotta have that big iron, but it seems the company is much more obscure compared to the far more popular manufactures such as Colt, remington, Smith & Wesson etc.
***Correction: Kidder's Colt was chambered in .44-40.***
It always been curious about that cartridge is 44-40 known also as 44 mag? When I started with a firearms I started at 8 or 9 my parents gave me a Henry 22 and a rough rider a year later to carry on our farm and then around 13 when it was time to start deer hunting my dad told me to pick a deer rifle that was also in shooter caliber the idea was to get me the uberti the next Christmas so I ended up with a rossi 92 and the guy asked if I wanted it in 44 mag or 45 colt were the two he had available for some reason I went with the 45 colt but have often wondered what the differences were then as I said the next Christmas I got a 1873 uberti then for my birthday a 1873 cimarron which is just about the same as a uberti I never understood why that was my dad's advice because thinking back he used a old German krain Jorgenson chambered in 30-40 and I'm quite sure that's not a pistol cal !! 😂😂 Has a weird ammo box thing on the side but sights on it are pretty cool
It is refreshing to see something other than Billy the kid & Wyatt Earp rehashed for the 10,000th time. Nice job.
You're welcome
“Cha-cha-cha Chia!” Never heard a story about a gunslinger losing his life because of a Chia pet. Until now. Well done Santee & crew. This one was really good!
Thank You!
That was excellent Santee! Jeff Kidder was quite a character and lawman. It was awesome to see Greg make an appearance in an Arizona Ghostriders video! He's a man who knows his history and is an incredible marksman. Great job!
Glad you enjoyed it. Greg has been on before...long ago. He's great people.
The first death is losing a gunfight or dying in general, the second death is being forgotten as time passes on. Great video as always Santee
Thank You!
I love the way your friend told the story of Jeff Kidder's last gunfight.
Great video, Santee!
-Desert Rat Rick
Glad you enjoyed it!
This is better than Saturday morning cartoons. Wait, did I learn something? Are you tricking me? Not just entertaining but educational? Darn you SANTEE!!!!!
MWWWAHAHAHA!
I always wanted to be an Arizona Ghostrider! Excellent job Santee.
Thanks so much, Greg. You did great.
Great job Greg! It was quite a pleasant surprise to get a double dose of two of my favorite UA-cam channels with my Saturday morning coffee! Well told tale and some fine looking gun leather! 😁
@@marcthomas2482 Marc Thomas made!
You always come up with some very interesting stuff Santee. There was a shot of a very young Jack Elam in there. Rex seems to get around a bit too! Very cool video!
Thanks. Jack did look young and wiry, eh?
The most glorious western Channel there is!! 🥂
Aww, thanks.
I heard that his engraved Colt was recently found in a Mexican pawn shop south of the border.
Not recently. It was found right after Kidder's death.
🎸🎸 Im glad I stumbled upon this channel!! NW Montana USA🎸🎸
Welcome aboard!
What movie was that with Audie Murphy?
Arizona Raiders
The big iron on his hip..
Yep
Jeff Kidder was the real deal. He spent thousands of dollars worth of bullets in target practice and also practiced his draw. It was said that he could draw and shoot even when others had the drop in him.
The Mexican police refused him medical attention while he was in jail. One of his best friends took off his badge and went down to Mexico. After he had taken care of business, he came back and retrieve his badge. He never spoke of his actions in Mexico. One can only assume that 'revenge is sweet'.
The gunslinger (Kelo Henderson) in the TV series '26 Men' is reputedly modeled after Jeff Kidder. This fellow is also a gun coach to the western stars, just like the fellow who faces Matt Dillon in the beginning of every episode of Gunsmoke. Arvo Ojala, the other fellow,. was the Hollywood gun coach, and quick draw artist who appeared most famously in the opening sequence of television’s long-running “Gunsmoke. He also sold his own line of gun holsters. He showed his skills with a gun in only one movie.
ua-cam.com/video/JVZ4IbSjHAQ/v-deo.html
On the Go Show - Arvo Ojala & Valerie Ojala Keller
Apparently he never got around to teaching Randolph Scott, who's gun handling was so pathetic it's seldom shown.
Fun info, thanks.
I remember reading about this in a gun magazine. I think Sher. Jim Wilson wrote the story.
Likely!
Interesting chapter in the western story. Keep them coming 🤠👍
Thanks, will do!
with the things in the news now days, it seems like we could use a few Rangers in Texas and Arizona along the border
Right.
Very interesting episode topic. Never heard of him before. You always seem to amaze me with the range of great and educational topics. Keep up the greY work!
Thank You!
Thanks Santee I never heard of Jeff before. Awesome story. Thanks for all your hard work Sir. 🤠
My pleasure!!
Arizona Ghost Riders AND Lionquest Fitness! ❤
Greg is terrific. I really enjoy working with and knowing him.
Hey, Santee, I just finished watching Justified the other night and must say it was very, very good. Tim Olyphant basically played Seth Bullock in modern day Kentucky. I don't know why this show isn't very well known. Highly recommended!
I loved that series.
@@ArizonaGhostriders I'm not sure why Olyphant isn't a megastar. He's good looking and a talented actor but he seems to work mostly on TV, albeit really, really good TV! (check out Santa Clarita Diet to see him do a comedy zombie show)
Hey Santee! How about a video about Harry Tracy!
Yessir!
Well done bio on a guy whom Hollywood characters are modeled after. Never heard of him, but absolutely great story 👏.
Thank You!
Loved the generous use of movie clips.
You're welcome.
Weeeelll Mr. Santee, once again, you discover "new" people, places, etc, that bring enlightens to your audience. Also, you are TRULY blessed to have Ms. Rita, who supports you with here comments and "pew, pew, pews! Speaking of Pews, that rapscallion S. Joe
is portraying a "man of the cloth." I think in Mescal.
Correction Tombstone.
Yes...after Tombstone that rogue will be in Mescal. Watch out for him....and tell him I said HI!
Pew pew! :)
@@ritashuff7136 Thanks Ms. Rita!! Your husband's videos are always outstanding. We all know, that behind all successful men, is a great wife!!
😉😉😉🙂🙂
These are always the highlights of my Saturday mornings. Never heard of Kidder before. Thanks for the history!
Glad you enjoyed it
Greg really needs to get himself a Single Action Revolver. There's no more fun gun to shoot than a Colt SAA. Great video guys!!
I agree! I'm going to look at some today!
He would make one sing, for sure.
@@LionquestFitness If you don't want to break the bank on a Colt, Uberti makes some very nice Single Action revolvers. I have a Cattleman II that I really love.
Got a coupla ??. 1. began w/ birthdate 1875. 2nd. incident happened 1908. 3rd tombstone dates b.1874-d.1910. 4th. Ranger 1903-1908. Story began that he joined Rangers @ age 25. IMO, these dates don't reconcile smoothly. But, that's how tales are sometimes told.
They defintely screwed up his tombstone.
WOW!!! I always enjoy ur video, but this one is even a cut above the norm. Great show, my man!
Glad you enjoy it!
Great stuff as always. Nice to see clips from "The Professionals" I just watched it this week. Isn't that Audie Murphy early on?
Yes it was!
You have to love a Man with skill but Kidder did not back up that skill with Intelligence or Integrity .His Violence First policy ended up biting him and was turned against him .
He was always quick to use his gun, for sure.
Somebody please make a mod for Red Dead Redemption 2 that replaces all the gun sound effects with Mrs. Santee’s “pew” sounds
That would be awesome!
Fascinating! Can you expand a little on what you said about Jeff Kidder being one of the few rangers authorised to "work across the border." Wouldn't that have needed to be authorised from the Mexican side too? Was there some kind of accord between the two nations?
The Rangers frequently chased bad guys across the border, but it was a fragile thing between the two nations that caused some anger.
Kidder was stationed in Nogales and did a lot of patroling on the border. He was receiving a stipend from Mexico for capturing smugglers and returning stolen goods.
However, some say that his death was planned because he had made some enemies.
Thanx for fresh story. Hadn't heard of Jeff Kidder before! But, after 49 years of marriage, I always say that a woman is the first stage of death to a man! He shudda known, pay first, pay thru eternity!
HA!
Wow! Poor Kidder great information. Love this channel.
Thanks for watching!
There's more gun fighting on a Tuesday night alll across America than ever went down in the old west, lol.
Modern America would scare the crap out of the old outlaws.
Maybe!
GREAT VIDEO AS ALWAYS SIR,THE DIRECTOR SOUND A LITTLE BOSSY.JUST JOKING,YOU WIFE SOUND LIKE SHE ENJOYING HER NEW JOB. TAKE CARE AND GOD BLESS
Thanks 👍
"With sound effects" 👌
LOL!
pew pew
Kept my eyes and ears glued to the video. Great content.
Good.
I must have missed this one when it came out. Outstanding episode, Santee!
Thank You!
Nice!!! Holding back an entire town with just a handful of bullets... Terrifying!
Imagine being injured and just trying to get out and nobody will let you leave.
So, not much has changed in Old Mexico....
Maybe not...
Love your videos been Fascinated with western history all my life
Thank You!
Question, how did gunfighters make a living?
Most were hired guns or outlaws. Hired guns (like in the Johnson County War) got paid and outlaws made their money stealing and robbing. Some who were good with guns were making a living at jobs, like Buckskin Frank Leslie being a bartender.
Why does the picture of Jeff Kidder look a lot like John Travolta?
It's been said before. I assure you there is no relation.
"Pew Pew Pew"....Full Semi Auto sound effects!
Yeah, she works on that.
Awesome story. I really like Mrs Santee's additional commentary. Pew-pew!
Thanks!
Pew pew! :)
Why do cowboys always ride horses?
Because they are far too heavy to carry.
What do they put on their salads? Ranch dressing.
Why was he buried in California instead of in Arizona or his home state
His mother had moved there.
Thanks again Santee & Co.
Our pleasure! Hope all is well
WOW, as interesting and informative, as always, Santee... I love your video clips, and authentic pics. I had never heard of him. After all the close calls he must've had in the line of duty, the circumstances that led to his eventual death, were surprising.
super video 👏👏
I like to show off the lesser-knowns
First
Thank You!
Great video of a pretty unknown guy. One thing, though. His engraved Colt was a .44-40 marked “Colt Frontier Sixshooter”. The ad for it’d auction sale is online with a full story 9f the gun, Kidder’s life as you described it, and great photos of the gun.
Yes, it appears it was a .44-40. Thanks.
Super fascinating vid! The maps and recreations made it a lot easier to follow in my head. This little bio about an AZ ranger was a neat idea and I'd love to watch them all if yall made more in the future!
Glad you enjoyed it!
First time I heard of Jeff Kidder and I watched a lot westerns......
🤠
"It's better to die, than live as a coward."
True. But how horrible to die, a few feet from help surrounded by people who hate you.
Pretty soon you are gonna have to do a video on the rise of a gunfighter. That AR guy is getting better lol. Love all the history on your channel its never boring.
Thanks, AR. Keep up the good work.
@@ArizonaGhostriders have a good day buddy
Sounds like a tough Hombre ….you ever done anything about the Butterfield Trail ? I drove over part of it here in NM and I think I am going to take my mules and ride it here in a month or so ..
Ooo, one of these days! Thanks
Hey Santee that lionquest feller talks so fast I couldn't make out what he was a saying! Please tell that hombree to slow down just a tad. Thanks for another great video
😅
HA!
I heard somewhere that Arizona rangers wouldn’t stay too long in town…
🤠
Hey Santee, just a question regarding historical reference. I research royalty from across the world. I was wondering which royal houses visited the old west. Mostly for diplomatic or relaxation. I heard that royalty would come here to the U.S. to experience the West. While also, visiting dignitaries. I was wondering which royal houses would've visited.
I know Russia did for sure. Duke Alexei went buffalo hunting.
@@ArizonaGhostriders That would be House Romanov of Russia.
My dad was a pistol, makes me a son of a gun! lol
Ol Audie was a quick draw with a 6 shooter, I’ve heard. Also that Kidder was no joke!
A lot of those guys in the 50s-60s practiced fast draw. They would compete with each other on set.
@@ArizonaGhostriders so your telling me my hero was just average?! Thems fightin words Santee! lol
I LOVE, LOVE, LOVE the pee, pews.
Ms. Santee is AWESOME 👍
Thank You!
Thank you! Just trying to be supportive! ;)
Great shooter. Deserves a movie
Yes
I love your videos your so cool
Thanks much!
Another excellent video Santee! Although I don't have much to say about the bloke you are talking about, I do hope you have a chance to watch 1906 Ned Kelly movie, about 26 years after his death. What I was interested in was those "Dime Store Novels", my research into my family went passed the time they relocated to NSW via Victoria. What was very interesting, Australia was in grip of wild west fever, and every time a novel was released it was reader my men here, and the kids read them once they weren't any use (except of one use) in Australia. Samuel Langhorne Clemens was one megastar while travelling across Australia telling of his life stories in packed out theatres. Once again and excellent video.
Fascinating. I'll look into that 1906 movie. Glad you are watching!
so stay out of brothels in mexico is the lesson to be learned
Yes. Oh, maybe carry an AR-15, too.
Or at least don't pick a fight down there if you do go...
@@jordanhicks5131 Right....just let the darned girl have the silver dollar.
@@ArizonaGhostriders I have a feeling that would have gone against Kidder's principles, doesnt seem like the kind of officer to overlook something or just let it go. A real stickler
That is a strangely fitting way for a real gunfighter to go out. Shot by morally questionable people while doing morally questionable things out of the limelight.
That's succinct.
Yeah, I just wish he hadn't suffered for two days because of the corrupt policia.
@@ArizonaGhostriders He went incognito to a sleazy Mexican border town and blew his cover after sleeping with a hooker and getting in a fight with her. I'm not gonna say he had it coming. In the words of Bill Munny "We all have it comin'." But most people honestly aspiring to higher morals tend to get theirs under better circumstances. Also, after taking a close look at the way US Old West law enforcement worked, I'm a little more forgiving of the way Old Mexico's policia worked.
If I was an outlaw I'd definitely be terrified of Jeff he always shot first without any warranty so imagine you tried to negotiate and surrendered to him but he still shoots you without hesitation
No, he actually shot a guy in the leg who was coming after him with a knife. He hesitated and warned him twice, and could have killed him...but chose to wound. He was a fair lawman.
Hey Santee! can you please do a video about buying vests / waistcoats on a budget? im looking into getting into making a western costume but i am quite low on money
Sure. I can suggest hitting up Goodwill or a thrift store. Many vests you find there can be adapted (or good right off the rack). They tend to be inexpensive!
@@ArizonaGhostriders alright, thank you! i'll keep a look out, unfortunately there arn't goodwills here in asutralia (i dont think) but i'll keep my eyes out for some cheap vests
@@Samuel_Chilcott We call them thrift stores, where people donate their old clothes and household items and then the public can buy them real cheap.
Very awesome interesting and informative video, I really liked and enjoyed it. I learned a lot about gun fighters in the old west, I got a ton of inspiration for my analog horror old West diary series Mysteriarch Mythos I’m writing.
Thank You!
@@ArizonaGhostriders thanks and your welcome 👍🏼🌟😎
Ole Gregg did a good job.
He did. Thanks.
Hi Dan!
@@LionquestFitness howdy sir👍
Well Done Santee... Pew pew
Thank You!
Finest sound effects department west of the Pecos.
I'd say.
laughing :)
Intéressant
Thanks!
So....... He'd have lived a lot longer if he had stayed in America, and got himself an ALL-American Working Girl to keep him company; instead. Well, lesson learned.
_Buy American!_
(I'm sorry, but as a self-defense practioner myself; the man made several dumb mistakes. He really did.)
Sure he did. So did Hickok, Hardin, James, and Billy the Kid. Most of the famous ones zigged when they should have zagged.
Yep, I think he had something else on his mind. Seems to have sunk lots of fellers.
@@ArizonaGhostriders
All provided excellent examples of what NOT to do. Some provided more than others.
@@la_old_salt2241
I mean, there's obviously going to be plenty of Mexican "Soiled Doves" on his side of the border. Plus, he knows the Mexican authorities aren't his biggest fans (to put it very mildly). And, he tried to disguise himself before crossing the border. Then, didn't bring enough ammo. Plus, no back-up gun. Just one dumb mistake after another. Honestly, if there's a certain place you are definitely not wanted by the local authorities; don't go there! If you have to put on different clothing to basically _sneak_ into a place, setting, or even country.... Yeah, just don't go there!
@@NGMonocrom Oh sure. That's history, though. Think of the failing mistakes of all the greats. Politicians, religious leaders, etc.
If they lived to ripe old ages we might not care as much. Otherwise, where's the mystery?
What an unfortunate fate...
Yes.
That was an amazing story for an amazing ranger. Hats off
Thanks.
Loved it
Thank You!
Great job and well done. I’m going to adding gunfighters to my old West inspired novella series today.
Thank You!
@@ArizonaGhostriders thanks and your welcome. For my story I’m also adding extraterrestrial/spiritual beings called the Twylavààti or the Tuantha Dànuin.
Who are from the the Etriedes Star System.
Those extraterrestrials will be good friends with the old west gunfighters known as the Dheneb frontier Rangers.
Talking about Arizona Rangers. I recently acquired a captain's badge of the Arizona Rangers.
Cool!
Whaaa? No Rexy?
He's there. Look again.
Worked on the Naco fence project years ago.....don't know if it was much different then....
I understand it's pretty dangerous nowadays.
And apparently T-Rex's as well,I really don't mind the fact I have to share space with bears,mountain lions,pumas,bobcats,rattlesnakes,
hostel Indians,outlaws,moose and about another million ways to die in the west but I draw the line at jurassic Texas...just nope.
What if Texas barbecue was free? THEN would you?
Howdy Santee I recently saw your videp on Smith & Wessons iconic model 3. How about one on the ingenious Merwin and Hulbert revolvers? I always liked the look of their SA First Model Frontier because gotta have that big iron, but it seems the company is much more obscure compared to the far more popular manufactures such as Colt, remington, Smith & Wesson etc.
One day I will, thanks much.
Excellent episode. The Mrs. Is a hoot. Great story. Thanks!
Thanks for listening
;)
The Kidder family were very early settlers, the came from Sussex, England.
I don't doubt it.
Well, at least Mrs. Santee still calls you Baby.
So far. Sometimes she calls me something worse. That's marriage for ya.
@@ArizonaGhostriders mine just said goodbye and left. That’s divorce for ya.
Absolutely! Term from the 80s. ;)
That vid was as usual very well done I see the AGR logo liking the museum and on the cantina where lawdog Kidder met his fate. Pew pew !!!
That's a winner-winner, chicken dinner!
Good video. I think Charlie Askins was probably the last of the breed. He was a lawman but could be a nasty piece of work at the same time.
Yeah.
Did he
have any children
Not to my knowledge.
@@ArizonaGhostriders ok thank you
Another good chronicle of some forgotten history with a great celebrity guest appearance ! As stated, Marty could have written this one to music,
Yes!
Santee, what cemetery in Los Los Angeles is Jeff buried in ?
Inglewood Park
The last gunfighter. Sounds like she's behind the camera.
She is.
What an amazing story. I really enjoyed hearing about this man. 🤠🤠
Thanks!
What makes a gunfighter?? I'll wait....
Watch the video, it tells ya
I enjoyed that story 🥰
Good!
Immer die Weiber...
Ya.
Did guitar made in the Old West if you can can you make a video about guitar and how they are made
Lemme see what I can come up with