Welcome to Wildwestfaces! Today's episode talks about an Outlaw that probably not many are familiar with, and yet he rode with Billy the Kid at times, and ended up becoming perhaps one of the most successful robbers of his time! Listen to this story of the adventures of Dave Rudebaugh, Outlaw and Bandit!

On this episode of Wildwestfaces, a captain of the Third Cavalry, John G. Bourke, tells of how resilient and stealthy the Apache Indian could be! Listen to how amazingly close the Apaches could get to forts, and sometimes even slipping into the forts, undetected!

Welcome to Wildwestfaces! In today's episode, Robert Hall gives a first-hand account of the time when 12 men fought for their lives against an attack by 160 Indian warriors near San Antonio, Texas in 1831! Listen to this amazing account of a true fight for survival!

Welcome to Wildwestfaces! The following short story is a true account of a stagecoach robbery that took place in Jarbidge, Nevada in 1916. What was unusual about this case was that a handprint was used as forensic evidence to convict the robber!

One of the most well known gunfights of the Old West occurred on October 26, 1881 in Tombstone, Arizona. This gunfight is so well known, in fact, that Hollywood has made several movies about it, with probably one of the most notable starring Kurt Russell, Val Kilmer, Sam Elliott, and other famous actors. Listen to this true story from eye witness accounts of how that gunfight took place - what led up to it, and the final results of that gunfight! We hope you'll enjoy this lengthy, true story here on Wildwestfaces!

In 1864, Col. William Thompson tells of the time when he was part of a group who joined forces with Indian allies to hunt down another Indian tribe that had both killed the nephew of a settler, as well as an Indian Chief! This long but exciting story will have you feeling like you are right there, watching every part of this fight unfold!

The following story here on Wildwestfaces tells of several children who were captured by Indians, but, instead of being mistreated, were actually absorbed right into the Native American way of life! Some became so respected that, when given the opportunity to return to their previous life, they turned it down! We hope you'll enjoy this story here on Wildwestfaces!

Welcome to Wildwestfaces! Today's episode is the narration of an article written by a man named Richard Dodge back in 1883, who was an eye witness to many of the Indian Tribes east of the Rocky Mountains! Listen as he tells of the different customs, languages, and dress of many Indian tribes!