Jan 25, 2022
11:00:50pm
11:00:50pm
This is somewhat of an aside regarding Doc’s evasive move - but sliding down off
to one side of the horse in order to keep from being shot is historically accurate.
As an example, during the Posey War of 1923 down in southern Utah. Chief Posey did the same thing while evading a posse. And while it typically worked, in Posey’s instance he was still shot (through the hip as he adjusted his grip/position and was temporarily exposed) and later died from the blood poisoning/infection of the wound.
As an example, during the Posey War of 1923 down in southern Utah. Chief Posey did the same thing while evading a posse. And while it typically worked, in Posey’s instance he was still shot (through the hip as he adjusted his grip/position and was temporarily exposed) and later died from the blood poisoning/infection of the wound.
Originally posted on Jan 25, 2022 at 11:00:50pm
Message modified by Penske Material on Jan 25, 2022 at 11:01:18pm
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