Sightings are becoming more common, especially near West Texas and the border regions. Wild to think these animals once nearly disappeared from the state.
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John Wesley Hardin became one of the most infamous gunfighters in Texas history. His reputation for violence, fast draw, and constant trouble with the law made him a legendary figure of the Wild West.
One of the craziest parts of his story? He reportedly escaped prison and custody 16 different times throughout his life.
From cattle trails and saloons to courtrooms and jail cells, Hardin’s life sounded more like a Hollywood western than real history. Whether viewed as an outlaw or a Wild West legend, his story remains one of the most talked-about tales in Texas history.
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One overlooked detail about the Battle of the Alamo is that the defenders actually had several cannons inside the mission walls. The issue wasn’t a lack of weapons, it was a lack of trained artillerymen.
Operating cannons in the 1830s required experience, coordination, and proper timing under pressure. Many of the Alamo defenders were volunteers, settlers, and riflemen rather than experienced cannon crews.
Because of this, some of the artillery at the Alamo was never fully utilized during the siege.
It’s a fascinating reminder that in warfare, having powerful equipment means little without the training and manpower to use it effectively.
Remember the Alamo.
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