Pleasant Valley War

In the late 1880s and early 1890s in Pleasant Valley, now Young, Arizona, residents were on constant alert over cattle rustling and attacks, leading to a high level of stress and wariness that boiled over into violence and massacre. Eduardo Obregón Pagán, Bob Stump Endowed Professor of History at Arizona State University has just released a book, "Valley of the Guns," analyzing the trauma of the Pleasant Valley War in Arizona.

[@lizd85018]

This was a range war between sheep herders and cattleman not over dinner

[@ronhudson1161]

Your way off base Sir.

[@roderichroby6236]

Yeah, this was just goofy. Somebody didn't do much research. Sad.

[@lizd85018]

I live in pleasant valley this story is wrong

[@patriot4095]

Which channel should I watch then, that’s correct?

[@Paid2Win]

Poor research, and a worse delivery. I'd expect nothing less from ASU!
"They're not used to living with weapons.."
Oh man, this is brutally mistaken. How embarrassing to have your name & face associated with something so blatantly wrong.

[@neilalexander2662]

What a load of crap!