Dave Rudabaugh - Old West Outlaw

-20 points for language.

lol I was just making a comment about “that” chicken when I saw this text! Funny

The "female vagina"there are others josh?

I heard he was called Dirty Dave Rudabaugh because he stank like hell.

There should be a Chavez and a Arkansas Dave movie. Hell of a a couple tails

The minute he smoked that peyote, he was f_____.

That photo looks more like Bob Denver with a mustache.

I would like to hear your take on Mysterious Dave Mather

As I listen to this, I googled the picture of the severed head .

Damn, talk about some medieval shit

Avoid this channel a add every 5 mins

Talking to my grandmother when I was a kid about changes she witnessed. Growing up between cananea sonora and her fathers ranch north of what today is called wilcox playa. Whats the biggest change you've seen? "Men wash their hair"

God I watched YGII so many times growing up. That laugh lol. In this episode you said The Kid was drinking, but I thought he didn't drink alcohol??

Hold up there amigo, great job til the end. Left handed, red headed, and red bearded paratrooper here.

No, really that's all true. It's also true that you've become my " go to" in terms of listening while working on projects. Be it building a new kitchen table, gun smithing, or driving for supplies, I enjoy what you do. Thank you

YG>YG2 Hey, dawg! You see the size of that chicken??

My Aunts and My favorite Tombstone. It’s no Young Guns 2 though

With all the 90's western movie references, ya may as well go by the pseudonym of "Driskell & Seibert" 😅

If they took turns defecating on his face.. Doesn't that mean that in the end knowing him as an alcoholic the irony that.. "He was shit faced?"

Ba Dum Tsss!!

Your awesome

I think a damn good cowboy named would be Buster Hymen

I would kinda like to know whether or not he did tell that judge to go to hell hell hell!😅

Didnt Ginger Lynn Play the Sallon Woman in YG2? I am probably wrong but for some reason it seems she was involved in one of the YG movies

Wyatt Earp was a great cinematic feat. Filming was awesome. Acting was as good as Tombstone;as well as, the screenplay was historically more accurate. I loved Tombstone, but preferred Wyatt Earp. Mayb it's just a movie for grown-ups? Since I'm old for my yrs( 65), mayb that's why it appeals to me. I've not watched Young Guns , mayb cause I'm an old Son of a B"";::h. Remember, it's never the yrs, but the mileage. Uh oh , eh Jimmy? hahaha. Excellent Deadwood line. Gotta love that series. I'm kinda like Swerangin...when he was being thoughtful and sensitive, yep.

Hoodo should have changed his nickname to Buster. Just sayin.

Is this a actual picture of Rudabaugh?

"Best buck eighty I ever spent "

Love this channel just found it a couple days ago and been on a binge!!! Plus bonus points for same name as me!!! " It's hard having pals"!!!!!

Forgive me for turning this into an episode of Beavis and butthead but you said huh huh huh he he he

Hey Chavez how come they ain't killing us?😂

Always felt Dave was a wild card...always Gamebred to fight...

I enjoy your videos. Informative, interesting with a sense of humor. Keep it up bud.

I was under the impression that Rudabaugh also spent a short amount of time in the James-Younger gang with Jesse James.

I did not realize he was even a real guy! For the record, YG2 was one of my favorite movies at the time as well. "You want your knife back?"

It's called self preservation LOL

Even-though I totally-LOVED "Tombstone," the movie "Wyatt Earp," with Kevin Costner, and many-others, like Dennis Quaid (as-Doc), Gene Hackman, as Wyatt's DAD, plus OTHERS, like
Jeff Fahey, as Curly-Bill, Tombstone Sheriif, Mark Harmon
Michael Madsen, Catherine O'Hara, Bill Pullman, Tom Sizemore
Mare Winningham, AND even, as the youngest Earp little brother,
Jim Caviezel, in a minor part. It, TOO, is well-worth-WATCHING. Though not-as entertaining, as "Tombstone," but STILL a great, and probably more-realistic version, "Wyatt Earp." See, for-yourself, if you don't agree! BOTH movies are great, and well-worth-SEEING, just lots-DIFFERENT, that's-all!

Jeez you got a filthy mouth. Not complaining. Just saying.

I agree about lefties. The nuns used to beat it out of them so I didn't meet one who wasn't corrected till I was an adult and starting socializing with protestants and deists.

I’m new to this channel and i already love it. Plus the fact that your voice sound just like Danny McBride. Lol

As always a very well made and indepth doc. Just wish you would slow down a bit. You talk so very fast . Almost fast enough where you can slow down the playback and it sounds normal.
Anyway, you missed a couple of things that were pretty obvious. Doc grew up in Georgia and one of the reasons that caused him to leave was his use of a gun when some black kids were using his favorite swimming hole. He was proficient with a firearm long before he met Dirty Dave.
Rudabaugh was rarely referred to as "Arkansas". "Dirty Dave" is what he was well known as. "Arkansas" was used in Young Guns and that's why its used today. He was called "Dirty" not just because his hygiene was absolutely horrible but because he would backstab, betray, inform, or do anything else to anyone to keep himself out of jail.
Doc wasn't just a gambler in Las Vegas he was a saloon owner. It was reported that Doc participated in some of the Dodge City Gangs robberies but I could never find anything concrete. Doc lived by a strict moral code. He was not a thief or armed robber. He was a gambler that happened to not fear death. Which made him deadly in a gun fight.
They stole the laterns for several reasons. 1, it was at night and they figured it would take them longer to get the train up and running without them. Giving them more time to escape. 2, they were heading to a set of canyons and caves to hide out and figured the lanterns would be helpful.
I love the old west and characters like Dirty Dave are the reason why. I know in Young Guns they made Dave out to be reckless and standoffish. He was neither. There was a reason he was associated with so many of the old west's most notorious and violent characters. He was smart, bold and good with a gun.

He called that prick a cocksucker, ha! You earned a sub from that sir

Just the facts kid. Never mind the cutesy stuff. Ain't funny, just obnoxious

"Hello, Bob."

If you couldn't find it it didn't happen what you think they would you know bushy bill brocius you know doc Holliday this guy that guy but they wouldn't mention him because it kind of sounds like he would be the type of person that would have no problems pulling his pistols and blowing holes in people so I seriously doubt that he was there against Wyatt Earp in those guys I look at it this way if it isn't an historical books you know ones that historians actually written down people that have gone out and talk to people that live back in those days and written down everything that they knew those are true historians they don't come out with it it never happened

The honest God reason why he's not known about is he was a follower he wasn't a leader nobody remembers followers they only remember leaders

I still have the Young Guns 2 soundtrack on cassette lol

Don't worry the stories are much better than reality.

How about an episode on Bear Claw Chris Lapp ?

Dude your channel is amazing.. old west is real America

It’s not your gang Dave!!!

Josiah Gordon "Doc" Scurlock died a very old man 90 in Eastland, TX