Wild Bill Hickok Photograph Gallery

[MrShelmerdine]

It's Barry Gibb

[bonerdust]

He is a relative of mine

[GUALLACOL]

Nice collection!

[1IIIIIIIIII1]

MOST OF THESE OLD WEST HEROES WERE REALLY JUST A BUNCH OF NASTY PRICKS AND DICKS. EASY TO GLORIFY THEM NOW, SINCE WE DONT HAVE TO PUT UP WITH THEM...NOT THAT WE DONT HAVE PLENTY OF AUTHORITARIAN PRICKS AND DICKS IN OUR TIME A SWELL.

[paolonove65]

Great gunman and sheriff

[71lupenzo710]

sexy great man legend remember charles bronson

[MsBeccajane]

I love a badass, cool video

[lisalennonxoxo]

wild Bill was a sexy mo fo

[lumpyman100]

look up cullen baker...

[Song4Alex]

that guy was one tough badass in his day

[sambobla]

thanks for posting, amazing video, great collection oh Hickok photos! also very good music.

[twoshovels100]

Very nice, some pictures I never saw before.

[spareaxe]

Deadwood is a gambling town nowadays. Most of the gold mines are shut down and he is buried at Mt. Moriah Cemetary. He was a character in those days of 76'. Thanks for posting photo's of Wild Bill.

[konbial]

very nice;)

[aurkomaitra]

Wild bills family used to help slaves over the border

[kennova01]

wrote a song about ..wild bill..check it out..

[youngbuck1995]

well done ty



[oldcremona]

Perfect soundtrack!

[GeorgeVreelandHill]

Excellent video.

Thank you.

George Vreeland Hill

[WildFilly4Ever]

hes my great great great unckel and yes he realy is

[durgymp]

Great music!

[MottTheWot]

You can see it in his eyes, he wasn't to be messed with. Morally questionable? Tell that to the killers of Tom Smith. Hickok had no choice but to deal with these men liquored up with rocket fuel and although he often talked his way out of trouble, when the time came to use firepower it was a deadly result for the troublesome cowboy who took on Wild Bill. The evidence is clear that Hickok was no great lawman, but when pressed into action he could back up everything that was written about him.

[WildFilly4Ever]

@MottTheWot STOP HE IS MY FAMILY AND HE WSAS A GREAT MAN IN LAW OR IN EVERYTHING EALSE HE DIED BECOUSE OF SOM JURK LIKE YOU WAS JESSOUS SO NEX TIME YOU TRY TO OPEN YOUR MOUTH TO SYAY SOMTHING YOU DONT KNOW ABOUT THINK TWICE!!!!!

[MottTheWot]

@WildFilly4Ever First of all use spell check and find out where your capslock key is. Read my post jerkoff, i am in support of Wild Bill. He was no great lawman, he was certainly no Tom Smith, but he did what was necessary to curb the violence that was often found in those dusty old cattle towns. Wild Bill is a legend and you need to read before opening your big mouth dickhead!

[aurkomaitra]

@MottTheWot the thing was he was one of the greatest warriors with a gun but he wasn't a good lawman because he was well, too wild and shot too many criminals he did have honour and he used his skills and wits in numerous gunfights

[terrydalley]

Downhill 240

Bill was shooting back when he killed the

man you mentioned who's name was Tutt .he was a man with guts when guts were needed ,

I think to criticise him without reading about

him and the times he lived in is a mistake.

Just remember he was a man with a mans

Weaknesses .When he shot his friend by

mistake it really got to him.

[bolle310]

ob antiheld oder echter guter held so wie wild bill sich in scene setzte zu lebzeiten machte er aus sich einen der ersten popstars in der weltgeschichte und sein abgang war so legender wie der tot von michael jackson auf jedenfall konnte hickok mit revolvern umgehen wie kaum ein anderer

[DiabloDriver1171]

Great stuff and great music by the great guitarist Tony Rice. Manzanita 1st variation/

[apfabcdefg]

Thanks enjoyed the pics I recently found out I'm related to Wild Bill

[dmoyer111]

nice job and thanks for posting

[mrzergmrzergmrzerg]

Nice vid.

Good music.

Thanks for the upload.

[flyboymd82]

He was going blind when he was killed due to STD's. Today we'd consider him a total scumbag.

[WiIdbiII]

@flyboymd82 Hence the nickname "WILD" Bill

[WiseGuy5674]

@flyboymd82 ....I guess you would know, huh?

[flyboymd82]

@WiseGuy5674 Yeah, I read. Unlike you I suppose............

[fuklibs]

@WiseGuy5674 LMAO! How embarrassing for you! PWND!

[downhill240]

HIckok killed a man in Springfield Mo. on the public square, a shot of about 75 yards with a pistol. All over the fact the man won Hickoks pocket watch in a poker game and Bill siad don't wear it in public.

[gianmarievolonte]

Joseph Rosa........After reading his book on Wild Bill every other book pales into insignificent ..........The benchmark on Wild Bill Hickok

[luckyowl249]

Many thanks for posting this precious gallery!

[gianmarievolonte]

Wonderful montage I question Photos 3 and 4 which I do not think is Wild Bill but all others are.

[DTRAVELZ2010ROADTRIP]

Great stuff. I visited his grave site today. Deadwood is an amazing town with a lot of American history. Thanks for this gallery

[xander7ful]

Wonderful pictures of Wild Bill and the music is very nice too.

[jonrider78]

Nice Picture,i was wondering,where did this picture came from??this is what i call treasure..do Will Bill Hickok's decendent still around to this day?

[WildFilly4Ever]

@jonrider78 Yes his decendents are still alive and breathing i cal tell you that becouse hes my great great great unkle and i am porud to say that.

[jagerfaust2009]

Brilliant and thanks for posting :-)

I do not know alot about Wild Bill Hickok, but watching "The White Buffalo" a reference is made to him killing an Indian named "Whistler the Peacemaker" can someone tell me if this is correct?

Thanks and Cheers

Stefan (Austalia)

[wescoastblues]

hey thanks! Whistler and two other Indians were killed in the fall of 1872 by another man also known as "Wild Bill" whose name was Mortimer Kress. Hickok was in the east coast with Buffalo Bill far from this event. The world authority on Wild Bill Hickok - Joseph Rosa - agrees and wrote about it in his books.

[jagerfaust2009]

Thankyou very much friend for setting me straight on that issue, sometimes fact and fiction are blurred in some mediums.

Joseph Rosa, I will try and obtain some of his writings. Anyway again thanks and cheers........

Stefan

[dingane19]

@wescoastblues Did you know that Wild Bill was a conductor on the Underground Railroad? He was a hero in more ways than one.