Josh Slatten sits down with Mike Martin, author of "Wild Billy Earp (And Where to Find Him...), a new book that covers the lives of three legends of the West: Billy the Kid, Wild Bill Hickock, and Wyatt Earp.

Join Josh and James as we discuss what the McSween faction could have done to win the Lincoln County War. We'll also stop by Speculation Station for some good fun!

Chapter 1 - Parentage, Nativity, Childhood, and Youth - Prophetic Symptoms at Eight Years of Age - Model Young Gentleman - Defender of the Helpless - A Mother - "Holy Nature" - A Young Bruiser - First Taste of Blood - A Fugitive - Farewell Home and a Mother's Influence Narrated by James Townsend If you find value in the work of Chasing Billy, and are able to support the channel, please consider giving: https://ko-fi.com/chasingbilly

Narrated by James Townsend If you find value in the work of Chasing Billy, and are able to support the channel, please consider giving: https://ko-fi.com/chasingbilly

Josh Slatten, of Billy the Kid's Historical Coalition, reviews "On the Trail of Billy the Kid," Lori Ann Goodloe's photographic journey though the Kid's life. Did it make the grade? If you've read it, what do you think?

A special episode on July 14, 2024, as we remember the fateful events of July 14, 1881, in Fort Sumner, New Mexico.

David Maurice Garrett, author of "Blood on the Saddle: the Life of Doc Scurlock," and relative of Doc, joins us for a discussion on the well-known Regulator.

James B. Mills and Art T. Burton face off to decide once and for all who was more "outlaw:" Billy the Kid or Cherokee Bill.