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It draws me and I gravitate towards it and into it whenever I can. A friend of mine is wanting it on VHS. I was fascinated with the story, because I could so strongly relate to the nostalgia for a time we never saw. You people do realize this blazer is quite big inside not like the tiny blazers/jimmys ect of present day. I got it. Marshals Service. Dog_River, what is your opinion on a 3rd person being in camp that day? Claude Dallas Wanted Poster . Could the third person have rode the mules back to civilization? Claude Larkins profile page, biographical information, injury history and news I don't trust humans under badge or cloak or authority. I never took a first swipe, so there can not be another…. Hell, Dallas fed himself on the same books about the West and about the early hunters in Africa that I did. Claude Dallas is a man who loves to be free, so he lives in the mountains where he hunts for his food. Hey, maybe Kirk will link the site up to the beheading video! Thanks jim, didn’t want to start dialogue that may not be welcome or considered to be beating a dead horse. Don't think it's necessarily distain for authority but more of a distrust of authority. Claude Dallas Update . Can you please provide a link to the “Claude Dallas forum” you mentioned above ? I grew up on a farm and ranch in South Central Idaho and spent a lot of time around Murphy and on down in the Murphy Hot Springs and Jarbridge area. In a land the Spanish once had called the Northern Mystery Dm F Where rivers run and disappear And the Mustang still lives free Am G By the Devil's wash and the coyote hole In the wild Owyee Range Dm F Am Somewhere in the sage … I don't trust humans under badge or cloak or authority. bullets using CTG...? Google has many special features to help you find exactly what you're looking for. Dallas graduated from Mount Gilead High School, Mount Gilead, Ohio in 1967. As for myself, I have ment both Claude and Jim Stevens. Posted in the Paradise Valley Forum. He’s out now. Hello JPogue nice to talk with you, so to speak. Save my name, email (and website) in this browser for the next time I comment (checkbox). Is this site for Claude Dallas decusions and is this forum still active ? That person was a child and rode back with Claude, Jim and pogue in the blazer. Two lives snuffed out — and for two decades Dallas lost the freedom he so craved. I remember my Father saying it was a long ways to come for just scrap matireal. The reason i bring this up is on a different website a gentleman is claiming that there indeed was another person who witnessed the shootings and a prior meeting with Mr. Pogue and Claude. They knocked the heels off his boots and marched him through airports in cuffs to take him back east — where charges were dropped because he’d never got his draft notice. I enjoy watching a lot of youtube videos and often see some people in the middle of nowhere all by themselves. Dallas had hung two deer carcasses, and he was in possession of bobcat pelts that were out of season in Idaho, though in-season in Nevada. Tom Russell tabs, chords, guitar, bass, ukulele chords, power tabs and guitar pro tabs including el llano estacado, hills of old juarez, dance hall girls, bus station, mineral wells Whatever Happened To Claude Dallas. For many visitors (or even locals) the Owyhees look just like a long brown blob on the hazy horizon. Thirty years ago this week, a trapper named Claude Dallas gunned down two Idaho Department of Fish and Game wardens trying to arrest him for poaching in … Conley Elms, a gentle giant of a man, came out of the tent and Dallas shot him, too. "...In January 1981, two Idaho game wardens, Bill Pogue and Conley Elms came into the camp to check out his activities. He's "topping out," said Kempf, his sentence completed. BOISE, Idaho (AP) -- Idaho's most infamous outlaw, Claude Dallas, was released from prison Sunday morning after serving 22 years for the execution-style slayings of two state officers in 1981. Claudes only thing at the time was Nevada was open to bobcats and Idaho wasn't and Claude was living in Idaho with unsealed bobcats and killing deer out of season. Apparently he escaped from prison twice I believe and this song is about the period when he was free the second time. The driver was thin with a normal build, kinda chattery and seemed jittery. by Bill C. » Sun May 23, 2004 2:48 am, Post He was hid out by some of the local folk, who saw him as a friend and co-defender of a vanishing way of life, and saw the law as meddling intruders applying urban, east coast resource regulations in an area where they didn't fit. I remember the other boy and myself sized each other up a couple times, but he hung pretty tightly to the driver. What happened to him? I wish there was a way to send claude a letter with a few questions and well wishes. They were jealous and scared of Claude. Years ago we had to fill out a paper long form census questionnaire. Is this a true story? Jim only being one time and Claude maybe 3 to 4 times all being very brief in nature. Thank you for that, Lee. ... Dallas is a cowardly, murdering scumbag. To bad the Topix site was shut down. Did those guys play cowboy? She was getting nervous and that was proven by her simply answering Miller. Locally, Claude was a folk hero. Keep it civil, keep it within the site code of conduct. Back to prison, this time in a higher security facility in Kansas. He will get what he deserves soon enough. Claude Dallas Criminal . He's "topping out," said Kempf, his sentence completed. Can you please provide a link to the “Claude Dallas forum” you mentioned above ? I well remember the swarm of law enforcement all over town. Reply. BOISE, Idaho (AP) -- Idaho's most infamous outlaw, Claude Dallas, was released from prison Sunday morning after serving 22 years for the execution-style slayings of two state officers in 1981. The law caught him in a trailer near Paradise, Nevada, where he had friends. Pogue, drawing his weapon first, was fired upon by Claude with his .357 caliber revolver handgun, which he wore concealed. Pogue and Dallas faced off. It depends on whether you win or lose, stay free or hang. This case has fascinated me since I was in high school. We’re here. Thanks for stopping by Donald. Possibly with the permission of Jim we could use this as a Claude Dallas Forum or Jim could start one ?. He had many character witnesses speaking on his behalf at his trial, including Waddie Mitchell. There are no eye-witnesses to what went down. March 14, 2018 at 3:17 pm. Song: Claude Dallas Sung by: Ian Tyson CD: Cowboyography Written by: Ian Tyson/Tom Russell Transcribed by: M. Lawrence Capo 2nd Fret [Intro] Am G Dm F Am G 1. I realize himself as well as other’s are probably actively watching different websites with the same topic profile. ... Pogue's daughter got wind of it and joined the forum long enough to post her defense of him. by Ray Newman » Sat May 22, 2004 6:44 pm, Post —————————-. Here's to the American Front line men and women where every they are!!! In the winter of 1980, Dallas camped just a few miles north of the Idaho/Nevada line in the Owyhee country, at a place called Bull Camp along the South Fork of the Owyhee River. Is there another forum to take it’s place ? » Sun May 23, 2004 8:30 am, Post Claude Dallas was playing Mt Man. The first time i seen him again, i yelled across the road to him and said “Hey, i know you!” Claude smiled, pointing at me and softly said “I remember you too, you have grown a tad”. For anyone to believe that there was a THIRD witness to whatever went down at Bull Camp back in 1981 is preposterous. I remember their vehicle looking like the Beverley Hillbillies with all that slab lumber and i believe it was old electrical conduit tubing stuffed inside the vehicle and rope tied to the top, i think it was a Bronco or Blazer possibly ? A BADGE WON’T SAVE YOU IF YOU ARE TOO DAMN PUSHY! I believe it to be very plausible this boy was there. Sanjuro I'm off to take a short nap, but I have a draft tonight at 10:30, so if we could start by 9:30 ET that'd be greeeeeeat I'll be around after that too I’ve talked on the phone with the gentleman that made Claude Dallas’ favorite saddle as described in the “Outlaw” book, the guy even kept a copy of the exact order claude made back in the 70’s just in case someone one the same style, they apparently sell for 4.000$. Introduction to the Podcast, The Feds almost caught him in Santa Cruz, California, while I was there. Your email address will not be published. He’s kept a very, very low profile. Maybe that’s where the sense of threat came in. When he was young, his family moved from the Shenandoah Valley to Michigan and Claude Dallas spent most of his childhood in Luce County, later moving to rural Morrow County, Ohio, where he learned to trap and hunt game. I’ve wondered why you chose to take the screen name of ‘Lee Logue” when it is SO close to Bill’s widow’s name “Dee Pogue ” ??? Yep, sounds like a good ole boy to me. Post JimP Veteran member. Also, if it is leased or private, I would obviously like to get the permission of the landowner. Dallas left big Conley Elms in the river near his camp. Claude Dallas was the first to use lethal armed resistance against agents carrying guns. My interest was renewed by an Ian Tyson song: Claude Dallas on his Cowboyography CD. Too much childish insults and behavior. I've read about Claude Dallas. Just hoping for a little bit of intelligent guidence on how I might go about getting there. His life was not in danger at Bull Camp, though he may have convinced himself it was. BOISE – One of Idaho's most infamous outlaws, Claude Dallas, was released from prison Sunday morning after serving 22 years for the execution-style slayings of two state officers in 1981. In November or December of 1980 2 gentleman and a young boy about my age (12-14 at the time) approached my father looking for scrap materials such as lumber, cement blocks ect…. by TYRVR » Sun May 23, 2004 12:31 pm, Post » Sun May 23, 2004 7:04 am, Post Pogue also knew Claude carried a .22Mag i believe, in a shoulder holster. Dallas claimed to be in fear for his life, but I think that’s bullshit. JimP Veteran member. The Curio and Relic Firearms Forum. … Pogue, drawing his weapon first, was fired upon by Claude with his .357 caliber revolver handgun, which he wore concealed. Pogue didn’t just happen to see it, he asked for it directly. Now you’ll never get it back! The Topix forum is now defunct. I used to live between burns and hines where there old abandoned saw mill is that some of you may be familiar with. "Claude Dallas should at least do life." Dallas came west from Ohio in the 1970s to become a buckaroo. Dallas after his second capture in Riverside, CA. The courts disagree. He was photographed in a National Geographic piece on the region’s buckaroos, and he looked happily out-of-time in his buckaroo hat and denim jacket. Really beautifully written. Here I am again, ‘spose to be doin’ updates to your website, happily ensnared by your stories…. Now Claude he had hung some venison He had a bobcat pelt or two Pogue claimed they were out of season He says, ?Dallas you?re all through? Always intrigued myself and others as to why so quiet. It gets a lot more complicated than that, but this isn't a political forum. I was also expressing a "view"........if the board is open to views about cop-killers....shouldn't it be open to those who shoot at stuff other than cops? He seems to have figured he was living in a manner that exempted him from such pesky doings. To bad that site was so out of control. Claude Dallas boasted no prison could hold him. He went on the lam again for almost a year. Claude Dallas (geb. I guess it is lost now ?? He told me though it was either him or them. In a land the Spanish once had called the Northern Mystery Dm F Where rivers run and disappear And the Mustang still lives free Am G By the Devil's wash and the coyote hole In the wild Owyee Range Dm F Am Somewhere in the sage … One of those pictures would end up on the cover of Jeff Long’s book “Outlaw: The True Story of Claude Dallas.”. Aye, aye, aye. Your email address will not be published. Claude was well liked among the ranchers and cowboys of the Great Basin. Recently an acquaintance of mine and someone that I considered close killed his wife and then killed himself. I was going to try to be as discreet as possible about this comment because i do believe Claude himself or a close friend is monitoring this and possibly the other websites, only you would know this for sure. FBI: The Untold Stories episode "Claude Dallas" (1992) is a half-hour-long docudrama about Perfect example of the moral relativism. » Sun May 23, 2004 12:35 pm, Powered by phpBB® Forum Software © phpBB Limited. Robert B The locals poach deer year round. He was If you have seen these movies, what are your thoughts on them? Is this site for Claude Dallas decusions and is this forum still active ? You have to ask yourself, though, why any one would go all the way out there to cite him for a game violation? After all supposedly he was acquainted with Claude and Jim. He has mentioned It’s just one of those punch in the gut feelings. Thirty years ago this week, a trapper named Claude Dallas gunned down two Idaho Department of Fish and Game wardens trying to arrest him for poaching in … They caught him leaving a 7-11. I think it’s plausible — certainly in character to keep the kid out of the story. The Adventurers, Rangers and Scouts Who Fought the Battles of Empire, Come gather ’round me buckaroos and a story I will tell, Of the fugitive Claude Dallas, who just broke out of jail. It gets a lot more complicated than that, but this isn't a political forum. Yes, Claude Dallas is based on a true story. Thx Karen. Are you just taking another swipe at the Pogue family, or do you consider yourself a comedian ? You sound a fair bit like him. Claude Dallas ... Song: Claude Dallas Sung by: Ian Tyson CD: Cowboyography Written by: Ian Tyson/Tom Russell Transcribed by: M. Lawrence Capo 2nd Fret Intro: Am G Dm F 1.ITrapping cats and coyotes Living hand and mouth Aye Aye Aye 4. I wish I had printed it all out. Glendive, Montana: Dixie Lee Dallas, at the age of 72, went to be with her Lord and Savior on Sunday, November 27, 2011 at the Glendive Medical Center, Extended Care. JimC says. Prove there wasn’t a third party present, not just what you personally think is impossible…prove it! if you want to write or read about criminals and murderers.......there are a myriad of sites, there is only ONE Shiloh rifle site. The Curio and Relic Firearms Forum. I saw on some web site or other that he was in Alaska. Lee Logue was a mountaineering partner (Australian citizen of Irish descent) of mine and he was swept off a mountain flank by a rock avalanche while we were climbing on the northeastern face of the Kangchenjunga massif in Sikkim on May 10, 1979. Robert B, Could you mention what other web site you are referring to please ? View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the 1986 Vinyl release of Cowboyography on Discogs. And Dave hated that Ian Tyson song. He really never had a chance. Richard Matt escaped from prison many times. He was charged with murder but the jury opted for manslaughter. I have also followed this story for a very long time. when I speak of execution for poachers I am thinking about the claude dallas type scumbags that are out there . Here is the Wiki page on this lovely man: en.wikipedia.org I could go on and on, but let me just end with this note. Hmmm. He has also made little slips in his information (possibly on purpose ?) The veteran game warden had a reputation as a hardass. Thank you in advance for any information! Robert B says. A hero fights against evil and does not target women and children, a terrorist kills cruelly and indiscriminately. And my family’s encounters are not pipe dreams. . My email is kenklaumann@yahoo.com if any one can have him contact me or a way I can contact him would be greatly appreciated. The story of Claude Dallas and the fate of 2 game wardens. However, Bill Pogue is a driven game warden, who abhors anyone who hunts out of season. I just did a Google search for "Claude Dallas" . He spent quite a bit of time in Administrative seg due to that. I can't imagine that hassle. by ssdave » Sat May 22, 2004 9:35 pm, Post alluding to the day of the shootings and being in Hines. Claude and Pogue had met before. By all accounts he was a quiet, unassuming young man with an extraordinary work ethic and a passion for things Western — including firearms. They are basically a truck with a topper, very roomy inside. Real cowboys have one of the strongest loyalty codes out there. Bonnie (local snoop and avid hiker) said Claude was camping in the Steen range at that time. Every time I look out my windows I look upon the soft undulations of the Owyhee Front. Certainly not a nice one either by the sounds of it. He was hid out by some of the local folk, who saw him as a friend and co-defender of a vanishing way of life, and saw the law as meddling intruders applying urban, east coast resource regulations in an area where they didn't fit. Claude is not in Alaska. By the Devil's wash and coyote hole in the wild Owyhee Range Somewhere in the sage tonight the wind calls out his name. by TYRVR » Sun May 23, 2004 8:00 am, Post Jean-Claude has represented Cambridge in the World Economic Forum’s Global Growth Companies Community. I followed this story closly from when I was 13 to 15 years old and have a lot of material, including two of the books written about the event. You and “Grant Miller” seem to have one in the same story. By the Devil's wash and coyote hole in the wild Owyhee Range Somewhere in the sage tonight the wind calls out his name. Claude Dallas. Also the 45 Ranch down stream from Bull Camp on the South Fork Owyhee River. I have criss-crossed “the Mountain” from the time-stood-still hamlet of Paradise Valley to the crumbling ruins of the Wickahoney Stage stop, from Jordan Valley to the abandoned and treacherous mine shafts of the Tuscarora’s, camped out by the hole-in-the-ground cabin at Devil’s Corral, rooted around Rattlesnake Springs, narrowly avoided serious confrontations with growers of illegal marihuana plots, shot the breeze and chewed the cud with ranchers and cowboys, lumbered through the Bloody Run Hills, pressed my nose at the windows of the now shuttered roadside bar of George Nielsen in Paradise Hill, searching for that coyote den off of Sand Pass Road, admired the carpet of wild flowers on the Santa Rosa mountains, squeezing through obscure canyon mazes where the water hides from the sun, making my four wheel drive think it had become a mountain goat, sucking in the potent sagebrush scent between Greeley’s Crossing and the torturous descent to Crutcher’s Crossing, pissed into the river at Three Forks, rested up at the isolated Star Valley Ranch, and last, but not least, dropped more than one quarter into the slots of blip-on-the-road McDermitt. The experience, understandably, soured him on law enforcement. Born in Winchester, Virginia, Dallas' father was a dairy farmer. Born in Winchester, Virginia, Dallas' father was a dairy farmer. A Colorado DNR officer saw Idaho plates on my vehicle and asked questions for several minutes to make sure I was not Dallas. Matter of fact had an uncle who got into a personal fight with Claude and gave him what for. I grew up in this same back country, in the same culture that Claude lived in, in that time period, and have some personal knowledge of the people involved. Remain a model citizen, like a prisoner! I searched for it online and it was only avaivable on VHS. Claude Dallas was poaching, setting illegal traps and in possession of illegal animals. Nothing justifies or ir romantic killing two officers who where doing their job. Claude Dallas was the first to use lethal armed resistance against agents carrying guns. by buffalocannon » Sat May 22, 2004 5:51 pm, Post The Feds had tracked him down in 1973 and busted him for draft dodging. Like many of us, he felt a powerful pull toward a way of life that was mostly passed — and he sought out its remnants with a single-minded fervor. His kife never was in danger. Why take another swipe? Robert B, I’d love to talk to this secretive person. Yes, I think the above said Grant Miller is the same. Don’t believe everything you hear. Jarbidge has a colorful past with a history of going against the grain. “Nobody has the right to come into my camp and violate my rights,” Dallas told Stevens. I don't know. I was on my way to a Deer hunt in the mid 80s and was on about a 70 mile long gravel road that runs along the eastern rim of Steens Mtn. My name is Ken Klaumann Jr. My dad was a trapper in the same area as Claude an in some form or another a friend. That mightily pissed off the law enforcement community — and does to this day. No words of mine can hope to convey to you the ringing joy and hope embodied in that spontaneous yell: “The Americans are coming; at last they are coming!”. 1.2. Song: Claude Dallas Sung by: Ian Tyson CD: Cowboyography Written by: Ian Tyson/Tom Russell Transcribed by: M. Lawrence Capo 2nd Fret [Intro] Am G Dm F Am G 1. It may be that Pogue rode Dallas hard. Would they have shot Dallas down? Don't think it's necessarily distain for authority but more of a distrust of authority. I recently finished a book on Audible that discusses the story of Claude Dallas killing two Idaho Fish and Game officers. The heart of Owyhee County is about as far as you can get away from pavement in the lower United States. Never judged him on his crime was not there. When he catches Claude Dallas doing that; he's about to arrest him when Claude … Thanks, Robert B. I believe Claude and Jim kept this secret to save the boy any trouble or anguish. When the trial began, Dallas was looking at the death penalty, and (any) witness who could’ve shed light on the circumstances, especially if the testimony would have been in Dallas’s favor, there is no way in Hell the defense wouldn’t have had this “witness” testify , even if it was a child .

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