Who said this?

[Capt. Hamp Cox]

Davey Crockett

Correct - it was "The King of the Wild Frontier".  Come on now, gimme an answer on the other one.  Final hint - initials are J.W.H..

[Delmonico]

Ok, John Wesley Hardin.  Guess they kilt some of my brain cells cause I should of know that.

BTW did ya ever notice how much Davey Crockett and Daniel Boone looked alike.

[Four-Eyed Buck]

 

[litl rooster]

"You'all can go to hell. I am going to Texas." 

I thought Sam Houston said that...

BTW did ya ever notice how much Davey Crockett and Daniel Boone looked alike.

and Fess Parker 

[Capt. Hamp Cox]

Ok, John Wesley Hardin.  Guess they kilt some of my brain cells cause I should of know that.

BTW did ya ever notice how much Davey Crockett and Daniel Boone looked alike.

Del,

I know you been sick, and probably had to take lots of them new fangled store bought prescribed medicines, and that's probly why you ain't thinkin' real straight.  Might as well throw all them useless bottles away and get some

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[Capt. Hamp Cox]

BTW did ya ever notice how much Davey Crockett and Daniel Boone looked alike.

Hey, I rode in an elevator with Davy Crockett in San Antonio** when he was making his Alamo movie in Brackettville, and he didn't look at all like Daniel Boone.  Thinkin' back on that experience, he did look a bit like Rooster Cogburn, though.

**He had an ear infection and was seeing an ear specialist in the Medical Arts Building where my mom worked at the time.

[litl rooster]

Capt. My friend and mentor Jim Burk worked on that one also, with Wayne. It was one of his first in a career of getting hurt horseback.

[Capt. Hamp Cox]

I'll tell you who said this if you'll tell me about whom he said it:  "He is universally despised by all the officers of his regiment  excepting his relatives and one or two sycophants."

[Four-Eyed Buck]

George Armstrong Custer..........Buck

[Capt. Hamp Cox]

George Armstrong Custer..........Buck

You definitely know your Custer .  Statement was made by Major General David Stanley, commander of the Yellowstone Expedition.

[Capt. Hamp Cox]

Capt. My friend and mentor Jim Burk worked on that one also, with Wayne. It was one of his first in a career of getting hurt horseback.

That movie set is still a tourist attraction, and if you are ever in the vicinity, worth a stop and looksee.

[Four-Eyed Buck]

Autie was a little full of himself, Cap'n.  After all that attention in the CW, the IW period was a definate let down for him........Buck

[Delmonico]

Ya don't want to get me on a rant about Custer, I don't think the real Custer has ever been disscussed much.  Used to be he was made up as the big hero, the Lizzy died and he became the buffoon or tyrant.  I think the real man lies in the middle, not the best the army had to offer, but by far not the worst.

[Capt. Hamp Cox]

Ya don't want to get me on a rant about Custer, I don't think the real Custer has ever been disscussed much.  Used to be he was made up as the big hero, the Lizzy died and he became the buffoon or tyrant.  I think the real man lies in the middle, not the best the army had to offer, but by far not the worst.

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[Four-Eyed Buck]

Got my copy of Wild West today, there's another Custer article in there. Haven't had a chance to read it yet though.........Buck

[Capt. Hamp Cox]

"Carpenter, you have spilled the whiskey!"

[Russ T Chambers]

"Carpenter, you have spilled the whiskey!"

Mike Fink.  Right after a rather unsuccessful variation of the William Tell shot involving a cup of whisky (apple), flintlock (crossbow), and Carpenter (Tell's young son).

[Delmonico]

Buck, I bought that the other night and went right home and read it.  The fella that wrote it pretty well agrees with what I think.  I know one of the fellas who worked with the artifacts from the 1985 dig that Fox did.  But if we really knew what happened beyond a doubt, it would not be that interesting.

[Capt. Hamp Cox]

"Carpenter, you have spilled the whiskey!"

Mike Fink.  Right after a rather unsuccessful variation of the William Tell shot involving a cup of whisky (apple), flintlock (crossbow), and Carpenter (Tell's young son).

Understand it 'bout ruined ol' Carpenter's day.

[Capt. Hamp Cox]

"The grimly humorous phrase about our town was that Tombstone had 'a man for breakfast every morning.'"