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Fort Apache Indian Reservation

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Search complete. 8 mentions across 5 episodes found for "Fort Apache Indian Reservation".

Sep 19, 2026

Matthew BlackHOST
39:20
We had a great trip.
Matthew BlackHOST
39:22
That trip we made to Arizona to hunt the White Mountain Apache Reservation with Van for black bear with hounds.
Matthew BlackHOST
39:30
When we talked to Van, he said, you know, typically your shots range, they're either in the tree close, but you may, you know, we may run across one at 300 or 400 yards.
Matthew BlackHOST
39:39
And so we all packed two rifles for that trip.
Greg HinesSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
16:39
I still fish a couple of local tournaments now and then, and I just still love to go fishing.
Greg HinesSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
16:44
And I do hunting and guiding in Mexico and here in the White Mountain Reservation for bears and stuff like that.
Greg HinesSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
16:51
Just whatever I want to do.
Greg HinesSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
16:52
That's a pretty good deal, isn't it? Yeah.
EvanHOST
15:14
The prints found a mile away were size 13, far too large for Fisher, and were likely left by a person hiking or scavenging elk antlers.
EvanHOST
15:23
That said, the vehicle was abandoned about 300 yards west of the Fort Apache Indian Reservation.
EvanHOST
15:30
The reservation sits on sovereign land, so by default, it was never searched as thoroughly as the surrounding federal territory.
EvanHOST
15:37
But despite the overall lack of physical evidence, a few leads did surface.

10 MINS LATER

EvanHOST
26:07
He'd be aging in a body that was already compromised when he disappeared.
EvanHOST
26:12
If he is dead, forensic experts note it's highly unlikely his remains are sitting undiscovered in the heavily trafficked Federal Forest.
EvanHOST
26:20
Instead, if he did die in the wilderness, he likely crossed the nearby boundary onto the Fort Apache Indian Reservation, sovereign land that was never searched thoroughly.
EvanHOST
26:31
Either answer is disturbing in its own way, but what's easy to get lost in this story are the human beings that Robert Fisher killed and the people that loved them.
Bill AllredHOST
31:50
a truly terrible movie starring Jimmy Stewart.
Bill AllredHOST
31:54
The movie addresses the fragile peace treaties and negotiations surrounding the establishment of the Apache Reservation in Arizona.
Bill AllredHOST
32:00
Number four is Debra Padgett.
Bill AllredHOST
32:02
There you go, four actors, one of them gone.
Jules HarlockNARRATOR
15:36
PRESENTLY THEY RETURNED DRIVING A DOZEN LOOSE HORSES, AMONG WHICH WAS A BEAUTIFUL SPOT AT APOLUZA.
Jules HarlockNARRATOR
15:45
THIS HORSE HAD BELONGED TO A SHAMAN OR MEDICINE MAN OF THE WHITE MOUNTAIN APACHES AND HAD BEEN TAKEN FROM HIM IN A NIGHT RAID.
Jules HarlockNARRATOR
15:55
IT WAS ALWAYS NECESSARY TO HAVE EXTRA HORSES WHEN GOING INTO ENEMY COUNTRY FOR ANY REASON, THEY COULD SERVE AS REMOUNTS, IF THERE WAS NO OTHER FOOD THAT COULD BE EATEN OR THAT COULD BE TRADED, IF THERE WERE ANY OPPORTUNITIES FOR TRADING.
Jules HarlockNARRATOR
16:14
BUT GERONIMO WONDERED WHY NEGIZI AND SANCHEZ HAD INCLUDED THE APOLOOSA.
Jules HarlockNARRATOR
16:21
THE SPOTTED HORSE WAS FAMOUS THROUGHOUT THE LAND.
Jules HarlockNARRATOR
16:25
even the papagos and pebolo dwelling zuni knew him and whoever saw him would surely send winged words to the shaman then a war party from the white mountain apaches will come to rescue their medicine man's horse geronimo thought but he asked no questions surely delgadito knew what he was doing NAGIZI AND SANCHEZ DROVE THE LOOSE HORSES ON AT A FULL GALLOP, FOR THE SOONER THE ANIMALS WERE TIRED THE SOONER THEY WOULD BE WILLING TO STAY WITH THE REST AND THE LESS TROUBLE THEY WOULD CAUSE.
Jules HarlockNARRATOR
17:06
THE OTHER RAIDERS RODE OUT FROM THE VILLAGE MORE SLOWLY.
Jules HarlockNARRATOR
17:11
AN HOUR LATER THEY OVERTOOK NAGIZI AND SANCHEZ AND THE DRIVEN HORSES, NOW TOO TIRED TO RUN.

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