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Jud Low Cattle Company: A Classic Western

"Jud Low was eighteen years old, from the East, and as green as could be when is father decided to pull up stakes and set them on the Oregon Trail. Not far from Abilene, Kansas, the two were put out of the wagon train after Jud's father got into an argument with the wagon master. The father and son headed south. Not long after, Jud found himself alone and on foot, his father having frozen to death during a cold winter night. He made his way south and stumbled onto a small cattle ranch, finding himself a job and a great friendship. When his new friend is murdered and robbed, Jud finds himself forced to become a man sooner than he'd expected to."

John Thurmond (Author), Brooks Corley (Narrator)

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Wind River - Mountain Man Jeb Winslow: A Classic Western

"'Wind River', is a tale of the Sioux uprising along the Big Wind River, and in the Wind River Valley, the Indians call, 'Valley of the Warm Winds'. The Wind River is in the territory of Wyoming, and this story is a fictional tale from the year of 1868. The main character, Jeb Winslow is thrust into the survival against the Sioux, Cheyenne, Arapaho, Pawnee and Ute Indians. He is a mountain man who was attacked with two of his friends, both were killed, and he was only wounded but, played dead. The Sioux stole their furs, beaver pelts, horses and a mule, leaving him for dead. He was later picked up by a supply train from Fort Bridger to Camp Nelson, where he later became a scout for the Army. He was, therefore, looking for pay back for his friend's death at the hands of the Sioux. Revenge, if you will. This fictional story is set against the back drop of the Big Wind River, and the Wind River Valley. Jeb's exploits, and his endeavor to survive this tumultuous era in American history, is fanciful at best. Though the story ends without any reconciliation between the Indian and the US Army, it still becomes clear of the dangers, hazards of the life in Wyoming in 1868, and beyond."

David W. Bailey (Author), Brooks Corley (Narrator)

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The Man from Pickle Street: A Classic Western

"After three years of conducting a vengeance trail against the Sioux and Cheyenne when his parents were killed up on the Medicine Bow, Lin Allan Cooper finally came back to the place he now calls home, North Ridge, New Mexico only to find the ranch that he and his best friend, Frank Shimmer had built from the ground up had been bought by another party who paid past due tax debts, as well as, an overdue mortgage. Stage holdups, murder, and a personal vendetta against Coop, as he was called was carried out. Will the sheriff of North Ridge, county of Malone stop the stage holdups? Or, will the Army who the governor had called in to intervene stop the stage holdups? ' Only time will tell."

David W. Bailey (Author), Brooks Corley (Narrator)

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Easy Pickin's - The Story Of Eli Jefferson: A Classic Western

"Eli Jefferson left his home in Sweetwater, Texas, intent on doing as a good son should, and helping to raise the money his father needed to pay the upcoming bank note. After finishing a cattle drive and earning the money needed, Eli set out for home, ecstatic. As he neared home, Eli was bushwhacked by an unknown gunman. The bullet creased his head and left him with amnesia. With no memory of who he was, he stumbled unknowingly on the burned remnants of his family's ranch. His mother and father had both been brutally murdered, and the cattle stolen. Befriended by a group of men who'd found and helped him, along with a few he'd met on the drive, Eli and his friends form a 'posse' in search of clues to the murders and burnings of ranchers and their homes in the surrounding area. Together with the sheriff and his deputy, they rush to end the string of violence and the men causing it."

David W. Bailey (Author), Brooks Corley (Narrator)

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The Stranger - Who is this Stranger: A Classic Western

"'Lookit you. What's your problem?' The stranger glanced at Ike, and he immediately knew that he and his boys were simply trouble, looking for more trouble. It was best not to add coal to the fire, and the stranger knew it. He simply looked away and continued drinking his whiskey. Perhaps if he ignored them, they would just leave it at that. Unfortunately, it was simply not to be. 'You look at me when I'm talking to you! Don't you know who I am? I'm Ike Ferguson, and I've killed men a lot bigger than you!' Ike got uncomfortably close to the stranger. It was clearly a tense situation that threatened to boil over, but the stranger did not move. He seemed unaffected and unconcerned, even if a man as threatening as Ike Ferguson was right in his face."

John J. Law (Author), Brooks Corley (Narrator)

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Drifter: A Classic Western

J.R. Evers (Author), Brooks Corley (Narrator)

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Audiobooks Narrated by Brooks Corley

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