Chasing Outlaws

<p>In the most lawless territory in America one man made it his personal mission to hunt down every outlaw who thought they could hide.</p><p>Indian Territory was the end of the line for desperate men-75000 square miles where killers thieves and fugitives thought they were beyond the reach of justice. They were wrong.</p><p>Bass Reeves didn't just chase outlaws; he hunted them with the patience of a predator and the determination of a man possessed. For over thirty years he tracked criminals across impossible terrain through five Native nations and into the darkest corners of the American frontier. He could follow a week-old trail through a thunderstorm speak the language of Cherokee chiefs and Creek warriors and disappear into a crowd of wanted men without raising suspicion.</p><p>He arrested over 3000 criminals-many of them the most dangerous fugitives in America. Train robbers murderers cattle rustlers and gang leaders all learned the same hard lesson: in Indian Territory there was nowhere to run and nowhere to hide from Bass Reeves.</p><p>This is the story of the greatest man-hunter in American history and how his relentless pursuit of justice transformed the wildest territory in the nation into a place where outlaws feared to tread.</p><p>The chase is on. And Bass Reeves never loses.</p>