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October 26 - November 1, 2009

• One of the Old West’s more intriguing characters is Wild Bill Hickok. This week Dakota talks to Wild Bill impersonator, David Soma. David is one of the best when it comes to the “Wild Man.”

Wild Bill Hickok

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• We’ve had conversations about the Second Battle of Adobe Walls, this week Jim MacGregor and Dakota talk about the first battle involving Kit Carson.

• Click HERE to listen to Dakota talk with Jim MacGregor about the First Battle of Adobe Walls.

Kit Carson

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• Our music this week is by Due West Trio.

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October 19-25, 2009

• This week’s show comprises of conversations with our two regulars. We start the show with a conversation with Bill O’Neal about combat techniques of Indians. And many times they outmaneuvered the military.

• Click HERE to listen to Bill O'Neal talk to Dakota about the combat techniques of Indians.

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• And speaking of the military, we also talk to Jim MacGregor about one of the army’s most unique experiments, one with camels.

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• Our music this week is by Bill Barwick.

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October 12-18, 2009

• During their stampede tour Dakota and Sunny spend quite a bit of time in the Old West history rich town of Benson, Arizona. Just before coming off the road Dakota spoke to Kathy Suagee about Benson.

• Click HERE to listen to Dakota talk with Kathy Suagee about Benson.

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• One of the more intriguing events of the Old West was the Wagon Box Battle in which Red Cloud was badly beaten. Dakota talks to Jim MacGregor about the battle.

Red Cloud

Wagon Box Fight

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• Our music this week is by Sons of the San Joaquin.

Sons of the San Joaquin

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October 5-11, 2009

• There were a number of unbelievably intriguing women in the Old West. Dakota gives Jan Devereaux a phone call to talk to her about one…Lottie Deno.

Lottie Deno

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• And speaking of intriguing, John H. Slaughter was as intriguing a character as ever there was. Bill Elliot tells us about this cattleman/lawman who lived much of his life in Southwest Arizona.

John H. Slaughter

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• Our music this week is by Belinda Gail & Curly Musgrave and also by Dave Stamey.

Belinda Gail & Curly Musgrave

Dave Stamey

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September 28-October 4, 2009

• This week’s show opens with a conversation with Bill O’Neal about one of the Old West’s more interesting characters…Tom Horn.

Tom Horn

• At this time of the year back in 1882 Frank James surrendered. Dakota and Jim MacGregor talk about that surrender.

Frank James

• Dakota talks to neighbor and cowboy poet Chris Isaacs about his poetry and cowboy poetry in general.

• Click HERE to the conversation between Chris Isaacs and Daktoa about cowboy poetry.

Chris Isaacs

• Our music this week is by Michael Martin Murphey.

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