Doc Scurlock

Josiah Gordon "Doc" Scurlock (1849 – 1929) was a member of the Regulators during the Lincoln County War in New Mexico. He was known for his friendship with Billy the Kid and his involvement in the violent conflicts of the American Old West.

Doc Scurlock joined the Regulators, a group formed by John Tunstall to seek justice for the murder of their employer. Tunstall's death was the catalyst for the Lincoln County War, a conflict between two factions fighting for economic control of Lincoln County, New Mexico.

Doc Scurlock and Billy the Kid were close friends and both members of the Regulators. They fought together during the Lincoln County War and were involved in several gunfights. Scurlock considered Billy the Kid a loyal and fearless companion.

Yes, Doc Scurlock was involved in several gunfights. His most notable involvement was during the Lincoln County War, where he fought alongside Billy the Kid and the Regulators against the opposing faction. Scurlock's skills and bravery in gunfights made him an integral part of the Regulators' efforts.

After the Lincoln County War, Doc Scurlock evaded capture for many years before eventually surrendering to the authorities. He was tried for his involvement in the war but was acquitted. Scurlock went on to live a relatively peaceful life, working as a cowboy and rancher in Texas and Arizona until his death in 1929.