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In June 1844, the Texas frontier witnessed one of its most daring clashes — the Battle of Walker’s Creek. Captain Jack Hays and just 15 Texas Rangers, alongside Flacco the Younger of the Lipan Apache, faced 70 skilled Comanche warriors, masters of mounted warfare. Armed with the revolutionary Colt Paterson revolver, the Rangers fought with unprecedented speed and mobility, changing the balance of power on the Southern Plains.

This video dives into the full story — from the tense pursuit across the Texas Hill Country to the chaotic melee at Walker’s Creek, the alliance that defied centuries of rivalry, and the lasting legacy that reshaped the West.
⏱ Timeline:
0:00 – Introduction: The Texas frontier in 1844
1:12 – Comanche raids and the settler struggle in Hill Country
3:05 – The rise of the Texas Rangers and the Colt Paterson
5:18 – Alliance between Jack Hays and Flacco the Younger
7:42 – The pursuit to Walker’s Creek
10:05 – Battle begins: Hays’ horse charges into Comanche lines
12:34 – Flacco’s rescue and the turning tide
15:20 – Comanche retreat and the “Bravo Too Much” moment
17:05 – Aftermath and the Colt Walker revolver
19:10 – Legacy for Rangers and Comanche
21:00 – Reflection on a pivotal moment in frontier history
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