Posts by Wacco

Looks like the ranch was unharmed. I'll jump on the Harley in the next couple days and take a look.

This is now threatened by a wild fire.

Evacuations ordered as San Rafael Fire grows in Santa Cruz County

How Bass died.

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Another film that was shot near me. A lot of scenes were shot at Fairbank, AZ, a couple miles away from my place.

Look in the background of the fight scene. The Shiefflin Monument, about a mile from my house is there for a moment.

Quite a bit was also filmed at Fairbank, just off Rt 82, between Tombstone and Whetstone, AZ.

Stumpy, don't forget, you're judging a 40+ year old movie on 2009 standards. I do agree, though.

Yesterday, I saw "Death Rides A Horse" with Lee Van Cleef. How that movie didn't win mutiple awards for the soundtrack is beyond me.

Right now, I'm watching "North To Alaska." Not too bad. Oddball actress Capucine did a good job, but , alas, did the suicide thing. Too bad.

I'm watching "In Old California" right now. I've always seen it as a semi comedy, and never miss a chance to see it.

As with any John Wayne flick, I have my glass of bourbon and a Cuban cigar.

For me, I popped in "The Searchers."

Later, I'm thinking "Rio Bravo" just because of the article in "American Cowboy" magazine recently.

None. It's not reality. Then again, I shed not a tear when my dad died, brother in law, sister in law, nope no tears. Then again, I don't laugh much either.

Maybe it's from growing up abused and tortured. Alas, that is another topic for another thread.

I'm with Saddle Tramp, ya long eared galoot!! You flea bitten varmint!!

CBS did a terrible job. Frozen frames, mis-matched lip-sync...

The acting was fine. Val looked like a beached whale, and couldn't carry a Boston accent. Trust me, I grew up there.

There will be no Emmy for editing.

That said, I did have some fun watching the film, and will probably watch the rest of it.

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It's www.bloodygulch.com I'll also be doing some stuff with The History Channel here in Tombstone over the next few months.

Bloody Gulch begins season two filming next month.

In one scene when Wayne's shirt is wet, the shape is different a few times.

I tried to watch it on AMC today. A commercial break every five to seven minutes. AMC was so much better a few years ago when it didn't run commercials. If Billy Mays yells at me one more time, I'm gonna snap.

Yup, I said it.

Thanks to Kevin's dilligent efforts, I'm finally here. Been trying to sign up for months. Thanks, Kevin.

I'm 46, living in Tombstone, AZ. I dress up and play cowboy for the tourists, well, and for myself, daily.

I'm into Cowboy Action Shooting, member of SASS. I just started acting in an Internet Western. I also do historical based gunfights at The O.K. Corral.

I was put on this earth to mock people, including myself. Seems to work out well, living in a tourist trap.

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I took the pups for a stroll over the weekend to Little Boquillas Ranch. It's on the San Pedro River, near Fairbank, Contention City and Tombstone, AZ. A fair amount of "Red River" was filmed there. I'll tell ya, not a lot has changed, except the size of the trees. Well, that, and, sorry to disappoint, it's in color.

Living here is great, I get to visit such places often. If anyone wants pics or info, whatever, of such things in my area, let me know, I'll see what I can do.