In the raw and unforgiving landscape of Johnson County, Wyoming, a White male by the name of Edward L. Lloyd served as a Deputy Sheriff, a beacon of law in a territory teetering on the edge of anarchy. The year was 1886, a time when the vast open ranges were a battleground for wealth and survival. Tensions simmered between the established cattle barons, with their immense herds and political influence, and the smaller, independent ranchers and homesteaders striving to carve out their own existen
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