[crz]

They can all talk as much as they want, but the most killings ever was the Tewksbury-Graham feud in the Pleasant Valley of AZ.

That one went on for a long while and the estimates were anywhere of 35 to 50 killed. It even involved Tom Horn. That feud spread out to include nearly all of northern AZ. They call it the AZ wars around Flagstaff.

To this day people tell me that feud is going on, except there isnt any killings anymore.

And they thought the Hatfield-McCoy feud was bad?

[Texas Fossil]

Does that explain what is happening in the Middle East?

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[Jeff Chandler]

They can all talk as much as they want, but the most killings ever was the Tewksbury-Graham feud in the Pleasant Valley of AZ.

The Pleasant Valley War is mentioned in the novel, Collateral Crimes, as Young, Arizona is one of the settings for the story, which also involves ATF gun running similar to Fast and Furious, which is also mentioned.

"Collateral Crimes is the best crime thriller I’ve read in years."
-Marshall Trimble, Arizona State Historian