Eli Wallach in Good Bad Ugly..."If you're going to shoot, SHOOT! Don't talk!

“While I’m sure there were some decent and kind men among them, I’m just not aware of it”

😂😂 you’ve got the old speak down man.

For some fuckin reason,I'm listening to this on the way to work and on the way home from work instead of music...so far I listened to at  least 5 episodes so far...love it!!!

One of my uncles know exactly where cullens hideout was the book you mentioned was written by a grandchild of cullen. I've been to his grave as well.

Man, you're good at this. I love the way you tell stories. Thank you again.

Another great episode Josh. I'm really appreciative of the work you put into these. They're great listening.

You’re evil for  not and letting us go to Buckys

At first i was like sick. My last name is baker. Then i was like ohhhh.... well hes not a very nice guy lol.

"My grandmother could have been a coalminor if she had nuts." 😂😂😂😂 You are appreciated, sir 🙌👊❤️🇺🇸

The First Fast Draw by Louis L’Amour. Great book to read! Love the actual history! Thank you!

hell he even joined the posses that were looking for him more than once how many balls does that take lol

Baker was going to be arrested and tried for the bullwhip beating to a young man named Stallcup who he almost killed.  Wesley Bailey was a witness to the beating and willing to testify.  Baker went out to his ranch and shot his legs with a shotgun, injuries which killed Bailey a couple days later.  Baker than ran away to Arkansas and hid at his uncle's house for a couple of years.  And I think both of Baker's wives were named Martha.   The Wartham murder was around 1856.  His daughter was Louise was born in 1857 and his first wife died in 1860 when she was about 23.  Interesting episode.  I think that a lot of these "super" murderers had a lot more crimes attributed to them than they actually committed so there legends grew.  Either way, Baker was apparently a very bad man.

Louis Lamour's The First Fast Draw about Cullen Baker was one of favorite novels as kid.

Wild 29:39 Bill is also credited with one of the first fast draws at noon over a goldwatch he lost at poker..in Missouri  1865??

I've mentioned before I'm a descendant of Bob Lee I never knew he was well known but in my family his actions were usually justified by "the southern cause " my grandmother however thought he used that as an excuse and that he had a hard time adjusting after the war was lost

It does a soul good to hear a Southern Accent every now and then.  And I like your stories.  Keep it up!

@36:15, he lived for a long time, changed his name to Lee Emery and joined the Marines, achieving the rank of Gunnery Sergeant, he was shot by a descendant of "Dummy" in the barracks one night.

Louis L'Amour wrote an historical fiction novel titled, The First Fast Draw. The lead character is Cullen Baker. A real good story.

Thank you Josh. Another interesting character & well told story! Your research & work to create these videos are appreciated!

Excellent episode as always. I read the name Cullen Baker before but didn't know anything about him. Always find it interesting how close to my little hometown in southeast Oklahoma some of the outlaws were. I'm about 100 miles from Bonham Texas were John Wesley Hardin was born.