1. Roy Rogers
   Butch Cassidy
2. Bill Picket
   George Scarborough

Roy Rogers was a popular singer and Western actor. He appeared in over 100 films. A Roy Rogers "mocktail" includes cola, grenadine and a cherry.

1. Will Penny
   Will Lockhart
2. Curly Washburn
   Adam Cartwright

Pernell Roberts played Adam Cartwright in the TV series, "Bonanza." He appeared in 200 of the show's 430 episodes.

1. Billy the Kid
   Doc Holliday
2. Cherokee Bill
   The Apache Kid

Billy the Kid, born Henry McCarty (aka William H. Bonney) is arguably one of the most notorious outlaws in American history. He began his life with petty theft, then moved to cattle rustling, and eventually to murder, of which the total number killed widely varies. Billy was supposedly killed by Sherrif Pat Garrett; however, rumors persist that he lived for decades longer.

1. Billy the Kid
   John Wesley Hardin
2. Gene Autry
   Tom Ketchum

Gene Autry, known as "The Singing Cowboy," was a popular entertainer on TV and radio shows. He would go on to own multiple TV and radio stations as well as a minor league baseball team. He died of lymphoma at the age of 91.

1. James Averell
   Thomas Coleman Younger
2. The Lone Ranger
   Zip Wyatt

The Lone Ranger is the most well-known fictional Wild West character. He and his sidekick, Tonto, have been featured in movies, radio shows, television series and comic books.

1. Annie Oakley
   Rio
2. Steve Judd
   The Lone Ranger

By the age of 15, Annie Oakley was an expert sharpshooter. She joined the Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show, where she became an international celebrity.

1. William "Curly Bill" Brocius
   James Averell
2. James Miller
   Pearl Hart

Curly Bill was an outlaw cowboy who later came into conflict with the Earps. He was accused of participating in Morgan Earp's murder and was later killed by Morgan's brother, Wyatt.

1. The Bloody Espinosas
   Doc Holliday
2. James Averell
   Bonnie and Clyde

Bonnie and Clyde are arguably the most famous outlaw couple of the 20th century. They were ambushed and killed by a small posse in 1934. The coroner reported that Clyde had been shot 17 times and Bonnie 26, however, any of the shots would have resulted in death.

1. Tom Horn
   The Apache Kid
2. Curly Washburn
   Geronimo

Geronimo was the leader of an Apache band of Indians who fought the U.S. and Mexican militaries for over three decades. He would later become an icon as he traveled to fairs throughout the country

1. The Ringo Kid
   Shane
2. Tom Horn
   Tom Daniphon

"Shane" is a movie about an old gunfighter who just wants to settle down. The role was played by Alan Ladd.

1. Annie Oakley
   The Apache Kid
2. James Averell
   Bart Maverick

The Apache Kid was an Apache scout and renegade in the American Southwest. His birth and death are mysteries, with varied claims.

1. Tom Horn
   Casey Tibbs
2. Chuck Roberson
   Doc Scurlock

In the movies, Steve McQueen played Tom Horn, who held several roles in the Old West, from hired gunman to Pinkerton detective. With 17 murders under his belt, Horn would later be executed for the murder of a 14-year-old boy. He was hung one day shy of his 43rd birthday.

1. Fred Waite
   Doc Holliday
2. Steve Judd
   Jesse James

Doc Holliday was a dentist, gambler and drinker, well known for the gunfight at the O.K. Corral. He was friends with famous lawman Wyatt Earp. He died at the young age of 36 from tuberculosis.

1. Butch Cassidy
   Pearl Hart
2. The Apache Kid
   Zip Wyatt

Born Robert Leroy Parker, Butch Cassidy was the leader of the Wild Bunch Gang out of Wyoming. The gang focused on train and bank robberies, After years of harassment by the Pinkerton Detective Agency, Cassidy and two friends moved to Bolivia, where they were reportedly killed in a shootout with the law in 1908.

1. Gene Autry
   Jesse James
2. Steve Judd
   Will Kane

Jesse James was a notorious outlaw who ravaged banks throughout the Midwest, with his brother Frank and friends, the Younger brothers. He was murdered by his friend, Bob Ford, who hoped to collect the bounty.

1. Shane
   Gene Autry
2. The Lone Ranger
   Chuck Roberson

"Bad Chuck" Roberson was a cowboy and an actor. Similar in stature to John Wayne, Roberson played Wayne's stunt double for almost 30 years.

1. Geronimo
   The Apache Kid
2. Pearl Hart
   Cherokee Bill

Cherokee Bill was an outlaw who ravaged Indian territory until his capture. He is notably known for his quote before hanging. When asked if he had anything to say, he answered, "I came here to die, not make a speech." He got his wish 12 minutes later.

1. Pearl Hart
   Geronimo
2. Will Lockhart
   Jesse James

Will Lockhart is the lead character in the movie, "The Man from Laramie." The movie is loosely based on the cattle wars of Lincoln and Johnson Counties in the 19th-century American West.

1. Shane
   Gus McCrae
2. Will Kane
   Gene Autry

Robert Duvall played Gus McCrae in the popular series, "Lonesome Dove." Despite massive acclaim, the series lost the 1989 Outstanding Miniseries Emmy Award to "War and Remembrance."

1. Will Penny
   James Miller
2. Fred Waite
   The Sundance Kid

Will Penny is a character in a movie of the same name, played by Charlton Heston. The movie follows an aging cattle hand who becomes involved in the lives of a woman and her son who were abandoned.

1. Adam Cartwright
   Bart Maverick
2. Allan "Rocky" Lane
   Gene Autry

Bret Maverick is a popular card-shark character originally played by James Garner on the TV show "Maverick." The series was unique in that it alternated the lead character role between Bret and his brother Bart Maverick, played by Jack Kelly, as well as a cousin named Beau.

1. Belle Starr
   Jesse James
2. Sam Bass
   Will Kane

Sam Bass was a famous train robber. He would later be betrayed by a gang member and would die a day after a shootout with the Texas Rangers.

1. Roy Rogers
   Tom Horn
2. Augustus McCrae
   Tom Daniphon

Robert Duvall played Gus McCrae in the critically acclaimed miniseries "Lonesome Dove." The amazing cast also included Tommy Lee Jones (as Woodrow Call), Danny Glover, Anjelica Huston, Steve Buscemi, and Diane Lane.

1. Chuck Roberson
   Doc Holliday
2. Casey Tibbs
   Bill Picket

BIll Picket was a cowboy and entertainer. He had 12 siblings and was born to a former slave.

1. Geronimo
   The Sundance Kid
2. James Averell
   The Apache Kid

The Sundance Kid was a famed train robber and partner with Butch Cassidy. He and Butch would ride to Bolivia to hide from the Pinkerton Detective Agency, where it is believed he died in a gunfight.

1. Isaac "Ike" Black
   Henry Newton Brown
2. Sam Bass
   The Ringo Kid

The Ringo Kid is an outlaw character, played by John Wayne in the 1939 movie, "Stagecoach." He would get caught up in a gunfight and later escape capture at the end of the movie.

1. Doc Scurlock
   Adam Cartwright
2. Henry Newton Brown
   The Lone Ranger

Henry Newton Brown, like many, went from lawman to outlaw. He was a member of the Regulators, riding with Billy the Kid. He was killed by a lynch mob in his mid-twenties.

1. Woodrow Call
   Tom Ketchum
2. Adam Cartwright
   James Averell

Tom "Black Jack" Ketchum was a cowboy who quickly turned to train robbery. He was a member of the Hole-in-the-Wall Gang and later hung in 1901.

1. Casey Tibbs
   Fred Waite
2. The Sundance Kid
   Geronimo

Casey Tibbs was a cowboy and actor. He died at age 60, while watching the 1990 Super Bowl.

1. The Ringo Kid
   Pearl Hart
2. John Wesley Hardin
   Chuck Roberson

Little is known of Pearl Hart's life. However, she was a Canadian-born outlaw who committed one of the last stagecoach robberies in America. After a prison sentence, she essentially disappeared from history.

1. Fred Waite
   William "Curly Bill" Brocius
2. John Wesley Hardin
   The Ringo Kid

John Hardin is one of the most lethal and notorious gunfighters in the American West. Hardin reportedly admitted to 42 murders, however, newspapers at the time reported between 25 and 27 murders. He was shot and killed after serving 17 years of a 25-year prison sentence.

1. The Apache Kid
   The Ringo Kid
2. Jason McCullough
   Curly Washburn

Curly Washburn was played by Jack Palance in the hilarious movie, "City Slickers." Palance played the typical hardcore cowboy, responsible for two men from the city looking for adventure in their lives.

1. Hoodoo Brown
   Bonnie and Clyde
2. Belle Starr
   Allan "Rocky" Lane

Belle Star was an infamous outlaw who rode with the James-Younger gang. She was later murdered, the killer still unknown.

1. Allan "Rocky" Lane
   Thomas Coleman Younger
2. Fred Waite
   Curly Washburn

Cole was the eldest member of the four-brother Younger gang. He practiced guerrilla warfare during the Civil War, and would later ride with the James brothers.

1. Doc Holliday
   Tom Doniphon
2. John Joshua Webb
   Hoodoo Brown

Tom Doniphon is a character in the movie, "The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance." He was played by John Wayne. The movie takes place primarily in flashback.

1. Chuck Roberson
   Jason McCullough
2. George Scarborough
   Zip Wyatt

Jason McCullough was played by James Garner in the 1969 movie, "Support Your Local Sheriff." The movie centers on McCullough, who became sheriff to make some extra money. However he becomes a better sheriff than he thought he'd be.

1. Will Kate
   Pearl Hart
2. Steve Judd
   James Averell

James Averell was hung, along with his partner, Ellen Watson, by the Bothwell Cattle Baron Faction. His is one of many deaths that led to the Johnson County War.

1. Zip Wyatt
   Jesse James
2. James Miller
   Gene Autry

Zip was reportedly a member of the Doolin gang. He was tracked down and shot by deputies, eventually dying in jail from his wounds. He was made a sort of side show while in jail by people eager to see the infamous outlaw.

1. Sam Bass
   The Bloody Espinosas
2. William "Curly Bill" Brocius
   Rio

Rio was a character in the movie "One-Eyed Jacks." It was the first and only film directed by Marlon Brando.

1. Pearl Hart
   Henry Newton Brown
2. James Averell
   Will Kane

Will Kane was a town Marshal in the movie "High Noon." The character was originally played by Gary Cooper in the 1952 movie, and later by Lee Majors in a made-for-TV sequel.

1. The Bloody Espinosas
   Doc Scurlock
2. James Averell
   Thomas Coleman Younger

Scurlock was a founding member of the Regulators during the Lincoln County War. He rode with Billy the Kid, then later retired to a peaceful and respectable life.

1. George Scarborough
   Hoodoo Brown
2. Isaac "Ike" Black
   The Bloody Espinosas

The Bloody Espinosas were led by Felipe Espinosa. Many claim Felipe was the first American serial killer, with an estimated 32 murders in a year and newspapers of the time going as high as 60. He was killed by Thomas Tobin. Felipe's head was later on display in a jar filled with alcohol at a Colorado newspaper.

1. Fred Waite
   John Joshua Webb
2. Zip Wyatt
   James Miller

Waite was a cowboy in John Tunstall's clan when Tunstall was killed. He would later join the Regulators and, along with Billy the Kid, fight in the Lincoln County War, where he was killed.

1. Steve Judd
   Cherokee Bill
2. Isaac "Ike" Black
   Henry Newton Brown

Joel McCrea played Steve Judd in the movie Western, "Ride the High Country." The film received critical acclaim, both in the United States and Europe -- the last of McCrea's movie to receive such honors.

1. Billy the Kid
   James Miller
2. Bill Picket
   John Wesley Hardin

Killer MIller is known by several names. He reportedly killed up to a dozen men in gunfights and was eventually lynched by a mob, angry over his assassination of a U.S. Marshal.