Cowboys & Indians

THE SUPERHUMAN STRENGTH OF BASS REEVES

eeves’ physical strength was also legendary in the territory. Once, while riding in the southern portion of Chickasaw Nation, Reeves came upon some cowboys attempting to extract a full-grown steer from one of the bogs along Mud Creek, which emptied into the Red River. The cowboys had roped the steer and were attempting to bodily drag it

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