Ride the Outlaw Trail
by
Outlaw Enterprises, Inc

Dusty 620-872-2221

www.ridetheoutlawtrail.com

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Is Time Travel Possible?
Exciting fact-based board game will take you and your family back to the days of Butch Cassidy and the Wild Bunch.

This is a game concept that has never been done before. Everything you do is actual history based on Butch Cassidy and the Wild Bunch as it was then, so it is here. Those Outlaws never knew if they would live to pull another robbery. Of course history tells us who did survive. Luck of the roll and the draw of a card decide the fate of each player in this game, much as for those ol’ outlaws. There are some strategies that need to be learned to play the game well, and it never plays the same way twice. The one hundred and ninety two Outlaw Fate cards tell the real stories, and the game move associated with that story. There are thirty-two Outlaw cards. Each card is a mini biography of the actual folks of the time.

As a player you start out with $300 a horse and the clothes on your back. In order to be an outlaw you need to land on the spaces to gather your guns andgear.Then you can start to steal cows and horses. Critters you steal can be taken from you till you get them to a shipping point where they can be sold. You also need to land on the “Gather Outlaws” spaces to put your gang together. Once you have at least yourself and two other gang members you will be able to advance to the inner ring and rob banks and trains. Of course these are the actual robberies the Wild Bunch pulled. The historical data is printed on the square. This ring also contains the bulk of the “Outlaw Fate” spaces were once drawn these cards will either be good to you or bad. The game is actually two associated items, an exciting board game, and a history lesson about Butch and the “boys”. You’ll learn of the lady outlaws, brush with Pinkerton’s, and meet one of the real Doctor’s of the day. Horse racing was the passionate pastime of many outlaws. There lives depended on a fast horse and they were willing to bet that theirs was the fastest. With this in mind Horse Race squares have been included. These are fun, or very costly, just as in the old days. To win this game a player must take the Final Trail. This is Tom Horn country. You either win the game or lose your life. Players will literally come out of their chairs as fate deals them yet another interesting hand.

In order to distinguish this game from others on the market, the money has also been kept historical. Bank notes from the turn of the century (1900) have been replicated somewhat to add authenticity to this game. Note real batch numbers from antique pieces. Gold double eagles ($20 pieces) are included as Butch was famous for giving them as payment for small favors. The board in this game is the largest that we know of today. It is 23 ½” X 32” and the game accommodates up to eight players. It has been created for families an friends, cowboy’s and folks who simply were born a little late. School teachers love the actual history, and the need to read and do light math.

It’s been awhile since we all gathered together around a common table to enjoy a game as exciting as this one. You’ll gain good quality time with family on a very exciting trail. The quality of this game matches games of your yesteryear. By the way, did you remember that, IT REALLY DID HAPPEN a hundred years ago. This is a game board we have waited a long time for. You will want to get yours today.

The Fort Worth Five
Photo credit, the Western History Collection, Univ. of Okla.
Seated left to right, Harry Longabaugh "Sundance Kid", Ben Killpatrick "The Tall Texan", Butch Cassidy alias "Jim Lowe".
Standing left to right, Bill Carver, Harvey Logan "Kid Curry"

	100% historically accurate.
	2-8 players.
	Do not have to know history to enjoy.
	Rob the same banks and trains as Butch and the boys.
	Handle a Colt Peacemaker, a Winchester Rifle, and the best horse money can buy.
	I dare you to get past Tom Horn.
	Not just about money but your life.
	High stake horse racing is the passion of the day.
	Did they really die in Bolivia?
	Discover the hidden meaning behind the lives of these men.
	Made for those of us with some vintage but kids love it to.
	High quality well made game that never plays the same way twice.

Four Cowboy Set

Complete your game experience with this set of 4 collectors game pieces.

Eight Cowboy Set

Although every "Ride The Outlaw Trail" board game is complete by itself you won’t want to miss this chance to add this set of 8 collectors game pieces.

Testimonials

“I have E-mailed you to tell you how much I like the game. I think it is super. What a great way to learn history and to give young people an interest in history. Thanks again. I can’t wait to hear the stories you have heard on your travels. Have Fun!”
-Doris Burton, author and historian, Vernal Utah.

“Awesome, it’s just awesome”, “you can go back in time and be one of those guys.” “Great for the family.”
-Mike and Jaunita Wolf, roper and working cowboy, Scott City Kansas.