Robber's Roost - Wayne Cooper The story of the outlaw they called Captain William Coe is one that not that many people really seem to know and every single time there has been mention of his name it became perfectly clear why he’s not worthy of the fame. It was said that he’d been fighting as Confederate in the war and that his lust for fighting had been growing more and more. Then, afterwards, he started on a robbing spree with friends and soon the men would settle down in so-called ‘No Man’s Land’. Well, there the cattle rustling would become their main objective and doing it near Pueblo seemed to be the most effective. Eventually they even went and stole themselves some sheep. Just like with the cattle: for to sell them, not to keep. One time he had the famous Charlie Goodnight on his tail. Coe swore he’d kill the rancher, but the man was doomed to fail. Someday they even met, but they were never introduced, this big cattle rancher and the king of ‘Robber’s Roost’. The arm...
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