The History of America's Deadliest Ghost Town! PIOCHE, NV 

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What happen to the video yesterday? It was up and gone.

The history videos are really awesome and makes me want to watch more. But when senior lost his croc in that mud, I knew I was hooked.

That video was dope! homie! im a huge western fan thanks for shareing. yeah i have read about western history i never heard of this it was great! and yeah back then lotta people did die young, as the medications yup cocaine and opium etc lot of that was legal back then..you know where the word shot came from?? you know a shot of liquor? at a bar back then well at times bullets were hard to come/$ by at times etc so in trade say a gun fighter would trade a bullet for a shot of liquor yup and the barteneder would do it in trade...You know as well lotta gun fighters only loaded 5 bullets instead or all six sometimes 4 if was a 5 shot pistol reason there was no safety on these firearms back then they would have the hammer sent on a empty chammber on the cylinder many got drunk and there are stoires a guy blew off his toe or more than one toe etc. jesse james used the scolfield revolver loads alot faster than just a regualr pistiol loading it from the side one bullet at a time, the scolfield the pistol bends like a double barrel shot gun you can grab a small handfull of bullets stick them in and you are locked and loaded

you brought back memory brotha, being from Vegas me and my dad use to go fishing up there all the time, good times

Expeshially the axent.

100% agree!

We don't want them to grow

I have family living there for the last 20 years. We always hunted deer there also. Go to the pioche days every Year

@@Redkneck That's wonderful. I've never been west of Texas, except in an airplane, going to an USAF base. It looks beautiful. Good deer hunting is a must. Good luck this season!

​@@trishrobinson5828, God bless Texas 💪🙏💪

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Can't even open his eyes 😊

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I accidentally posted a short under long videos and had to delete it lol

Nellie is a legend. Not many people nowdays know her or the name.

I wish more was published about Pioche. Such a cool town!! “Billy the Kid” was rumored to “hide out” here often. He “supposedly” robbed the train going through Medena UT, which is 15-30+ miles away from White Rock. “A stones throw away; as a crow flies”. If only the rocks could speak. So much cool hidden history!

​@@christyblood7043 I researched Billy the Kid when I wrote a children's book about him in the early 2000s. We know his family moved to New Mexico from Kansas in 1873, although he did live in southeastern Arizona for a brief time after his mother's death. In fact, his first, "murder" happened near Fort Grant, Arizona, when he shot a man in self-defense. He immediately fled back to New Mexico, where he remained until he was allegedly shot by Pat Garrett, although there are people who, to this day, swear that Pat Garrett shot the wrong man in Pete Maxwell's bedroom, and that Billy lived on under an assumed name. This may explain the rumors about Billy being in Pioche. It would be consistent with the rumors at the time.

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A man named after François Louis Alfred Pioche, a San Francisco financier. And nothing else was mentioned. I guess he financed the town and left. 🤷🏻‍♀️

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It doesn’t look like much. But NDOT has the maps are showing the different access and if you look and old pictures you can see see where that is. Happy hunting! Research is fun!!! 😊

Thank you! 😊

New Mexico would be awesome… thanks for watching

We’ve been there a few times enroute to Ridgecrest

@@SinCityOutdoors oh hell yeah, I chukar hunt out there too. There’s lots of old house sites and mining equipment all over the mountains