Thank you for showing us a historical location most of us will never get the opportunity to visit. It brings a lot of things into perspective. For one, the small size of the building, and how that would have contributed to the feeling of being trapped and claustrophobic, something that may have helped the decision to surrender when flight seemed impossible. Also, I have seen pictures of similar buildings and they aren't made for comfort, just a stone box with a dirt floor. You would think they would have posted a sentry, but the cold probably seemed more than enough to discourage pursuit. I have read Garrett knew the location, and had been here with Billy before, so it would have seemed precautions were justified, but who knows?
Nice video and new subscriber here from Scotland, always had a fadcination with the characters of the wild west and american wars of independence eras, its like here in scotland, one could say these lands and trails are nice looking dusty walks ..but the history and blood that drenched said type of places ...while taking those walks and thinking of the historical stories and tales is quite fascinating innthe eerie silences with just the sounds of nature, thinknof pistols and shotguns blazing away or swords clashing etc, these are the places I want to visit when I come to America the trail of Billy the kid and the old ghost towns etc rather than big bustling cities, nice video :)
About a year ago I was searching youtube for this site and couldn't find anything. I guess because it's on private land. Now there are a few videos but yours is the best. Thanks for filming this.
Thank you do much for making this historical video.I always wondered about this site.Never knew where to begin looking It really should be preserved as an important piece of Billy's history.
Wonderful video; thanks. A shame such historical landmarks are not better maintained. Reconstructed, renovated... if I could visit; I'd happily pay a fee to visit if it helped restore such a place.
I live in New Mexico. About 2hrs from this location. Lost count how many times I have passed right by but will need to get permission and stop next time. Good stuff!
I live in Clovis, NM and have driven past the Stinking Springs sign many times. I've always wanted to check it out. Thanks for making that happen for me! Count me as a new subscriber!
I'm French and from a very young age, I've always had a borderline obsessive fascination with the far west / conquest of the west period! and i think americans have a huge but huge chance to have places like this historic place to go and see with their own eyes the old towns of the far west still standing as they are or objects still as they are or those famous gorgeous Victorian homes. In France, there are simply no Victorian mansions. the United States has so many mysterious places like this that you are lucky, believe me, even these huge virgin spaces where you can come and meditate, something impossible in France
I live a few miles from where Pat Garret was shot and have been to many of these places. The old wagon trail to Mesilla is on the back fence line of my property. At the same time, I've wanted to visit beautiful places in France. I'll try not to take such things for granted in the future.
Mr. Lucas I gotta say I found ur video extremely fascinating n would love more info on it, I would love to visit here n would like info on that as well. I been into "Billy the Kid " since I was young. I'm originally from Southern California but now live in New Mexico. Having the opportunities to see history as someone i liked since I was a kid is unbelievable.. I thank you so much for sharing 🎉 n hopefully can obtain more info 😊
Awesome video, sometime you hear or read things about history but really don’t get a sense of it, but when someone sees it then they really can understand it on a different level.👍
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Great video Lucas. I had permission to visit the site 2 1/2 years ago. As I was leaving on the highway on the other side of the train tracks, a coyote jumped in front of my jeep and I had to swerve and hit my brakes. Call me crazy, but I feel it was the spirit of Billy having one more get away...
Great job amigo . Would one at Portales be worth doing? What’s left of his cave by the spring ? No gun fights there , but a place he , Tom & Charlie spent some time.
I remember this incident was featured in Pat Garrett & Billy The Kid with Kris Kristofferson as Billy, James Coburn as Garrett, and Charles Martin Smith as Bowdre.
Amazing video. And the moral of the story is, always have an escape route, such as a back door, just in case, because you never know..... Young Guns, one of the best films ever made during my teenage years, bravo.
My great uncle was Col. Eugene VanPatten of Dripping Springs. Family stories say Billy the Kid surrendered his gun to my uncle, since they were friends. Do you know if this is the event where this might have happened?
Lucas - thanks so much! As another commenter said, I also am curious about the distance from ditch to rock cabin. I counted your footsteps to get a rough estimation, each time you walked to, or from, the cabin "front door." I can hear your boot crunching the ground with each step. Also, the camera swayed slightly each time your weight shifted on each step. Walking to the cabin I came up with about 33 to 35 steps. Walking from the cabin 30. And since I assume you were not w/alking in yard-long steps, maybe 2 to 21/2 feet per step instead? Which puts the distance at what, about 80 feet I think. Does that sound about right? If you go back, take one of those measuring wheels - not sure what they're called but I got one at a hardware store for $9 - if you think of it. Hell I'll send you mine. I use it at historic and archeological sites to measure distances. Anyway - just a thought. And does about 80 feet seem right? Each time you walked from ditch to cabin you consistently took more steps than coming from cabin to ditch. Loved the video. Wish it were longer. What do the property owners think of it?
I wish I would have measured it, but honestly didn't think to. It was well within rifle range and in my opinion pistol range as well. Poor Charlie Bowdre didn't have much of a chance at that range.
I would love to see a tour of the Blazer's Mill site and where exactly the shootout took place there. The old photos and maps do not explain that well.
This is awsome I tried to find some of this when I was stationed at ft bliss I only seen his grave and found a sign in the mountains that said it was one of his hide outs. Do you know what happened to the rock house?
Thanks Lucas, fabulous video. I've seen a few others about Stinking Springs, but yours is the best. Showing the arroyo in relation to the building. I just wanted to get your impressions on a couple of things. Jim East said they crawled up the arroyo till they were about 30 feet from the door. Assuming they were still hidden it seemed further than 30 feet on your video. Jim East described the building as 30 feet by 12 feet. Do you remember if those measurements would be accurate? The photo of the building supposed to be the one at Stinking Springs does not appear to be the correct size. Thanks, Paul
Thanks, I really appreciate that! Jim East I'd the only one out if those who left first hand accounts that approximated a measurement. I doubt they measured the crime scene distance after the shooting, as we would today, so I would take his measurement from memory many years after the fact with a grain of salt. Pat Garrett described it as a dry arroyo with a bed, which matches this one exactly. It would have been an easy shot to hit Bowdre at that short distance. The location of Stinking Springs is well established and is still just three to four miles from the Brazil Wilcox ranch, as it was described back then. Thanks for sharing your question and for watching the video.
Thanks for this video. I've been doing research on Billy the Kid and The Regulators for quite a while. I have been to most of the sites but I could never find this area. I knew it was East of Fort Sumner and just off of highway 84 but could not pinpoint the location. Do you have the map coordinates? I live in Tennessee so I will not be on the property but I would like to pin it on my map. Thanks and once again great video.
google earth. Lat 34°26'35.53"N long 103°58'2.00"W It's in this area going off descriptions and a lot of detail in this video showing where it's at. It is slightly less than 16 mi. from Ft Sumner. I can't find the exact location, but I'm convinced that I'm close. If you go 1.25 mi. to the SE and zoom in enough, google earth will show "stinking spring". I'm like you, I will never go there, but like to pin historical sites on my google earth.
Killer video sir! I’m so glad that you made this video so I could stumble upon it. I have been extremely close to this spot a few times, but I didn’t know exactly where it was at the time. The house just a tad north of there, are they the owners of the property? I’d like to get permission to visit next time I get down there. Thanks
I was wondering, how many yards roughly was it from where Garrett and the posse opened fire to where the front door was? If Garrett really cut the rope holding the horses they didn’t shoot it must have been fairly close. Cutting rope with a bullet is very difficult, except in the movies. Great video.
Did you have to get special permission to go to this site? I love Billy history. Haha. It's funny right when I typed that question you answered it. Thanks for sharing this location.
I plan on coming out three myself. Is there any chance that you can tell me the owner's information so I can reach out to them? I greatly look forward to this trip. :) Thank you for any consideration.......
One story has Barnie Mason wanting to shoot BTK rather than take him back as a prisoner... another has Fort Sumner having to arrange collection of Charlie's body... When Pat Garrett tried this stunt on Oliver Lee - the outcome was very different.
It was made of all rocks I've seen an old picture of it question was there rocks scattered everywhere? I wonder what happened because all rocks it would seem it would be solid
I don't think you mentioned the property owners names or contact info. I can understand their not wanting it published on the web but is it obvious as to where they live if in the area?
I had commented wondering how far it was from where the posse fired to the front door. Then I saw that it took you about 34 seconds to walk from Garrett's probable position to the rock house location and it took about 34 seconds. Walking that at about the same pace in my back yard put the distance at about 30 yards, or a couple yards more. I guess I had a lot of time on my hands that day. For Garrett to shoot ropes holding the horses is not easy. So he had to be fairly close. 30ish yards sounds reasonable.
I'm confused. I'm coming to New Mexico, Arizona and Texas in June and checking out lots of Tombstone, Billy the Kid stuff, and wanted to see this place. I googled Stinking Springs, NM, and it shows it being located 200-300km North West of Alburqurque. Is this the right location? Same place?
I’m here right now and I can’t find it. Coordinates on the internet take me to a spot that looks far from where your video is. It’s on private property. Are the owners friendly?
thank you! I just noticed that at the beginning of Peckinpah's film, Pat is first shot by the guy in a prone position - under a tree - just as Pat would have been - when he hit Billy with the shotgun, from under the cot on Maxwell's porch... th-cam.com/video/aiJGX-_LrEQ/w-d-xo.html
Billy said he was thinking of escaping on his mare. When seeing the surroundings, I don’t think he would have stood a chance not at this close distance, not with multiple posse members firing on him.
After the Kid and his party surrendered, Pat Garrett confiscated a Colt Single Action revolver and a Winchester 73 rifle from Billy Wilson and kept them. He later used the revolver to shoot and kill Billy the Kid at the Maxwell Ranch.
There are so many stories about Billy the kid is captured death it's hard to figure out which one is true I believe he's still alive somewhere waiting for revenge on Pat Garrett
That foundation looks very small..hard to believe Billy the kid, Charlie bowdrie, Tom Pickett , Dave rudabah , Billy Wilson and horses could all fit inside .
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Thank you Sir. I really enjoyed hearing from your knowledge. I went out there early spring 23. Big big interest.
Awesome video. That piece of dirt has some incredible history.
@@SuperKelbe Thanks! I am glad you enjoyed the video.
Thank you for showing us a historical location most of us will never get the opportunity to visit. It brings a lot of things into perspective. For one, the small size of the building, and how that would have contributed to the feeling of being trapped and claustrophobic, something that may have helped the decision to surrender when flight seemed impossible. Also, I have seen pictures of similar buildings and they aren't made for comfort, just a stone box with a dirt floor. You would think they would have posted a sentry, but the cold probably seemed more than enough to discourage pursuit. I have read Garrett knew the location, and had been here with Billy before, so it would have seemed precautions were justified, but who knows?
You are very welcome
Really appreciate this video. Glad you were able to record on that site.
I am glad you enjoyed the video.
Nice video and new subscriber here from Scotland, always had a fadcination with the characters of the wild west and american wars of independence eras, its like here in scotland, one could say these lands and trails are nice looking dusty walks ..but the history and blood that drenched said type of places ...while taking those walks and thinking of the historical stories and tales is quite fascinating innthe eerie silences with just the sounds of nature, thinknof pistols and shotguns blazing away or swords clashing etc, these are the places I want to visit when I come to America the trail of Billy the kid and the old ghost towns etc rather than big bustling cities, nice video :)
Great to see the actual site and you showing us how it went down that day. Thanks!
I am glad that you enjoyed it Sir!
Hi from Australia this is great
Awesome video & information! Thank YOU!
Thank you so much for sharing this video with us.
About a year ago I was searching youtube for this site and couldn't find anything. I guess because it's on private land. Now there are a few videos but yours is the best. Thanks for filming this.
You are very welcome Sir and I am glad that you enjoyed it.
Thanks Lucas. I enjoyed seeing where t happened.
I've been learning about the kid and watching this is AMAZING. Thank you!
You are very welcome and I am glad that you enjoyed the video.
Great video really fascinating and interesting thanks for taking the time to do it
You are very welcome and I am glad that you enjoyed it!
Thank you do much for making this historical video.I always wondered about this site.Never knew where to begin looking
It really should be preserved as an important piece of Billy's history.
You are very welcome, and I am glad you enjoyed the video.
Great video. Thank you. Watching all the way in new zealand
I am so glad you enjoyed it!
Whoa! Thank you for sharing this!
Thank you so much for the tour, almost like being there.
Wonderful video; thanks. A shame such historical landmarks are not better maintained. Reconstructed, renovated... if I could visit; I'd happily pay a fee to visit if it helped restore such a place.
Hey Lucas. Thanks loads for the history lesson. Very interesting subject matter.
I enjoyed your video Thanks
Excellent video. I always wondered about this. Thank you for the facts.
Thank you for the upload!!!
Thank you for this
Thanks i have never got to see this, very cool!
Very nice and informative. Thank you for sharing.
I live in New Mexico. About 2hrs from this location. Lost count how many times I have passed right by but will need to get permission and stop next time. Good stuff!
I live in Clovis, NM and have driven past the Stinking Springs sign many times. I've always wanted to check it out. Thanks for making that happen for me! Count me as a new subscriber!
This was a cool video!! Didn't realize how small the cabin was
Fantastic video thanks for doing it 👍
I'm French and from a very young age, I've always had a borderline obsessive fascination with the far west / conquest of the west period!
and i think americans have a huge but huge chance to have places like this historic place to go and see with their own eyes the old towns of the far west still standing as they are or objects still as they are or those famous gorgeous Victorian homes. In France, there are simply no Victorian mansions. the United States has so many mysterious places like this that you are lucky, believe me, even these huge virgin spaces where you can come and meditate, something impossible in France
I live a few miles from where Pat Garret was shot and have been to many of these places. The old wagon trail to Mesilla is on the back fence line of my property. At the same time, I've wanted to visit beautiful places in France. I'll try not to take such things for granted in the future.
Great video man watching from new Zealand
Mr. Lucas I gotta say I found ur video extremely fascinating n would love more info on it, I would love to visit here n would like info on that as well. I been into "Billy the Kid " since I was young. I'm originally from Southern California but now live in New Mexico. Having the opportunities to see history as someone i liked since I was a kid is unbelievable.. I thank you so much for sharing 🎉 n hopefully can obtain more info 😊
Enjoyed your video thank you very much
Great video Man! I’m in the UK but really interested in this stuff.
Thanks and I am glad that you enjoyed it! That makes all of the effort that went into it, so worthwhile!
Awesome video, sometime you hear or read things about history but really don’t get a sense of it, but when someone sees it then they really can understand it on a different level.👍
Dang good video keep up the great work again straight to the facts super video well explained.
Thank you Sir!
Man! That’s awesome! I wonder if bullets can still be found in that area?? 🧐
Awesome seeing the actual location. I wonder if anyone has ever scanned that area with a metal detector? Who knows what you might find.
Good point about metal detecting! I’ll bet there is a lot of lead in that area!
Thanks for the videos and your research . I always wanted to do that.
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Thank you for sharing.
That was awesome footage !
Thanks! I am glad you enjoyed it Sir.
Great video Lucas. I had permission to visit the site 2 1/2 years ago. As I was leaving on the highway on the other side of the train tracks, a coyote jumped in front of my jeep and I had to swerve and hit my brakes. Call me crazy, but I feel it was the spirit of Billy having one more get away...
Thanks and I am glad that you enjoyed it Sir.
Great job amigo . Would one at Portales be worth doing? What’s left of his cave by the spring ? No gun fights there , but a place he , Tom & Charlie spent some time.
I remember this incident was featured in Pat Garrett & Billy The Kid with Kris Kristofferson as Billy, James Coburn as Garrett, and Charles Martin Smith as Bowdre.
Great video. Any opinion of the picture discovered a few years ago of the gang playing croquet?
Amazing video.
And the moral of the story is, always have an escape route, such as a back door, just in case, because you never know.....
Young Guns, one of the best films ever made during my teenage years, bravo.
Excellent video!
Thanks for sharing this
You are very welcome and I am glad that you enjoyed it.
My great uncle was Col. Eugene VanPatten of Dripping Springs. Family stories say Billy the Kid surrendered his gun to my uncle, since they were friends. Do you know if this is the event where this might have happened?
How do we find this place i am headed to for Sumner soon. Great video!🤠
Love this video. I live in Australia I'll get there one day.
I'm 42 I've been reading about Billy since the young guns movies. Which are not close to the truth.
Great video!!
Lucas - thanks so much! As another commenter said, I also am curious about the distance from ditch to rock cabin. I counted your footsteps to get a rough estimation, each time you walked to, or from, the cabin "front door." I can hear your boot crunching the ground with each step. Also, the camera swayed slightly each time your weight shifted on each step. Walking to the cabin I came up with about 33 to 35 steps. Walking from the cabin 30. And since I assume you were not w/alking in yard-long steps, maybe 2 to 21/2 feet per step instead? Which puts the distance at what, about 80 feet I think. Does that sound about right? If you go back, take one of those measuring wheels - not sure what they're called but I got one at a hardware store for $9 - if you think of it. Hell I'll send you mine. I use it at historic and archeological sites to measure distances. Anyway - just a thought. And does about 80 feet seem right? Each time you walked from ditch to cabin you consistently took more steps than coming from cabin to ditch. Loved the video. Wish it were longer. What do the property owners think of it?
I wish I would have measured it, but honestly didn't think to. It was well within rifle range and in my opinion pistol range as well. Poor Charlie Bowdre didn't have much of a chance at that range.
Lucas your vids are brilliant you just got yourself a subscriber from dublin ireland
Thank you for your very kind words Sir. I am glad that you enjoyed it and thank you for subscribing.
I would love to see a tour of the Blazer's Mill site and where exactly the shootout took place there. The old photos and maps do not explain that well.
Thank you for sharing your knowledge of this , So why did the writer of young guns 2 have doc being the one who comes out shootin and not Charlie
Great video!!! How do you contact the owners for permission?
This is awsome I tried to find some of this when I was stationed at ft bliss I only seen his grave and found a sign in the mountains that said it was one of his hide outs. Do you know what happened to the rock house?
Thanks Lucas, fabulous video. I've seen a few others about Stinking Springs, but yours is the best. Showing the arroyo in relation to the building. I just wanted to get your impressions on a couple of things. Jim East said they crawled up the arroyo till they were about 30 feet from the door. Assuming they were still hidden it seemed further than 30 feet on your video. Jim East described the building as 30 feet by 12 feet. Do you remember if those measurements would be accurate? The photo of the building supposed to be the one at Stinking Springs does not appear to be the correct size. Thanks, Paul
Thanks, I really appreciate that! Jim East I'd the only one out if those who left first hand accounts that approximated a measurement. I doubt they measured the crime scene distance after the shooting, as we would today, so I would take his measurement from memory many years after the fact with a grain of salt. Pat Garrett described it as a dry arroyo with a bed, which matches this one exactly. It would have been an easy shot to hit Bowdre at that short distance. The location of Stinking Springs is well established and is still just three to four miles from the Brazil Wilcox ranch, as it was described back then. Thanks for sharing your question and for watching the video.
Thanks for this video. I've been doing research on Billy the Kid and The Regulators for quite a while. I have been to most of the sites but I could never find this area. I knew it was East of Fort Sumner and just off of highway 84 but could not pinpoint the location. Do you have the map coordinates? I live in Tennessee so I will not be on the property but I would like to pin it on my map. Thanks and once again great video.
google earth. Lat 34°26'35.53"N long 103°58'2.00"W It's in this area going off descriptions and a lot of detail in this video showing where it's at. It is slightly less than 16 mi. from Ft Sumner. I can't find the exact location, but I'm convinced that I'm close. If you go 1.25 mi. to the SE and zoom in enough, google earth will show "stinking spring". I'm like you, I will never go there, but like to pin historical sites on my google earth.
Killer video sir! I’m so glad that you made this video so I could stumble upon it. I have been extremely close to this spot a few times, but I didn’t know exactly where it was at the time. The house just a tad north of there, are they the owners of the property? I’d like to get permission to visit next time I get down there. Thanks
I was wondering, how many yards roughly was it from where Garrett and the posse opened fire to where the front door was? If Garrett really cut the rope holding the horses they didn’t shoot it must have been fairly close. Cutting rope with a bullet is very difficult, except in the movies. Great video.
Did you have to get special permission to go to this site? I love Billy history. Haha. It's funny right when I typed that question you answered it. Thanks for sharing this location.
Cool man!
Thank you for posting this brilliant.
I wonder if a metal detector would pick up anything of interest?.
I plan on coming out three myself. Is there any chance that you can tell me the owner's information so I can reach out to them? I greatly look forward to this trip. :) Thank you for any consideration.......
Fascinating!
I too have been research billy..did u see old Henry? What did u think?
Awsome commentary
Thank you Sir for the kind words and I am glad that you enjoyed the video.
One story has Barnie Mason wanting to shoot BTK rather than take him back as a prisoner... another has Fort Sumner having to arrange collection of Charlie's body...
When Pat Garrett tried this stunt on Oliver Lee - the outcome was very different.
Very interesting video. Seems like there should be a lot more rocks. Souvenir hunters?
Yes, there were a lot more foundation stones left when I first visited in 1995, so I figure folks have been hauling them off.
lucas do you think in your experienced & knowledge that Pat killed Billy or did he let him go? nicely shot informative film well done
I believe Pat Garrett killed him.
Lucas … is the site located off cedar post road? Thanks! Great video!
No Sir, it is on a private ranch
Very cool
It was made of all rocks I've seen an old picture of it question was there rocks scattered everywhere? I wonder what happened because all rocks it would seem it would be solid
I don't think you mentioned the property owners names or contact info. I can understand their not wanting it published on the web but is it obvious as to where they live if in the area?
I had commented wondering how far it was from where the posse fired to the front door. Then I saw that it took you about 34 seconds to walk from Garrett's probable position to the rock house location and it took about 34 seconds. Walking that at about the same pace in my back yard put the distance at about 30 yards, or a couple yards more. I guess I had a lot of time on my hands that day. For Garrett to shoot ropes holding the horses is not easy. So he had to be fairly close. 30ish yards sounds reasonable.
Are there any photos of the original structure?
I'm confused. I'm coming to New Mexico, Arizona and Texas in June and checking out lots of Tombstone, Billy the Kid stuff, and wanted to see this place. I googled Stinking Springs, NM, and it shows it being located 200-300km North West of Alburqurque. Is this the right location? Same place?
No, it is located near Taiban, New Mexico on private property.
@@LucasSpeer2023 Ok. Looks quite difficult to go and see. Thanks for the reply.
OK think i found it. Near Black hat rd. Thanks
I’m here right now and I can’t find it. Coordinates on the internet take me to a spot that looks far from where your video is. It’s on private property. Are the owners friendly?
thank you!
I just noticed that at the beginning of Peckinpah's film, Pat is first shot by the guy in a prone position - under a tree - just as Pat would have been - when he hit Billy with the shotgun, from under the cot on Maxwell's porch... th-cam.com/video/aiJGX-_LrEQ/w-d-xo.html
Is there any kind of marker for the spot?
How does someone get permission to see the site?
Billy said he was thinking of escaping on his mare. When seeing the surroundings, I don’t think he would have stood a chance not at this close distance, not with multiple posse members firing on him.
Get in touch I'm related to billy I'd like too come see these sites
After the Kid and his party surrendered, Pat Garrett confiscated a Colt Single Action revolver and a Winchester 73 rifle from Billy Wilson and kept them. He later used the revolver to shoot and kill Billy the Kid at the Maxwell Ranch.
What do you think of brushy bill?
He was not Billy the Kid. His life is well documented through Census Records, Military draft registration, family records, etc.
Anyone else see the old coin on the ground when he was coming out of the hole where the possie was hiding?
There are so many stories about Billy the kid is captured death it's hard to figure out which one is true I believe he's still alive somewhere waiting for revenge on Pat Garrett
140 yrs later
Do the springs themselves still exist?
The movie showed bowdry getting killed at the burning house too...
also be aware the Las Vegas he mentions is not the Las Vegas Nevada where I am sitting.
There should be a Historical marker there
@guymangotree2185 there was actually one installed there yesterday by Billy the Kid's Historical Coalition.
Come on in pat!!
I'll warm your breakfast...
That foundation looks very small..hard to believe Billy the kid, Charlie bowdrie, Tom Pickett , Dave rudabah , Billy Wilson and horses could all fit inside .
Yes, it wasn't a very big rock house, but that is where it all happened.
There's a story that Billy didn't die that day pat Garrett staged the death as a peace offering
My grampa actually owned part of tunstall’s ranch and found a gun that belonged to him
brushy bill,whats your taughts ????
normalllllllly you must find bullllllets here and where are the other stones of the cabin