Hatfield & McCoy Feud Sites

27/03/2022

Spring time in Central Appalachia is one of the best times to come visit the Hatfield & McCoy sites located throughout Mingo County WV and Pike County KY so come get ya some!

12/03/2022

Randolph "Randall" or "Ole Ran'l" McCoy was the patriarch of the McCoy clan involved in the infamous American Hatfield–McCoy feud. He was born the fourth of thirteen children to Daniel McCoy and Margaret Taylor McCoy and lived mostly on the Kentucky side of Tug Fork, a tributary of the Big Sandy River. Wikipedia
Born: October 30, 1825, Kentucky
Died: March 28, 1914, Pikeville, KY
Place of burial: Dils Cemetery, Pikeville, KY
Spouse(s): Sarah McCoy; (m. 1849–1890s)
Children: Tolbert McCoy, Alifair McCoy, Samuel McCoy, Lilburn McCoy, Roseanna McCoy, More
Siblings: Asa Harmon McCoy, Sam McCoy, Paris McCoy, Nancy McCoy Dempsey, More
Parents: Daniel McCoy, Margaret Taylor McCoy

28/02/2022

Spent most of Saturday mapping Hatfiled & McCoy sites & POI’s that’s located throughout all of Pike County KY.

Most are located along the banks of the Tugfork River just off US HWY 119.

There’s excellent rural 2 lane state highways that provide easy access to most sites along KY 292, 319, 1056, 3419, 194, 2062, 632 & 199.

In addition to Pike County beautiful rural 2 lane highway system there’s phenomenal off road access that can be access by SXS, Quad, Jeep or Moto so come ride them all and check out all of Pike County’s great H & M History.

22/02/2022

Spring Thaw here in the land of the Hatfields & McCoys. Now’s the time to make plans and come get ya some as we shake off those cold weather blues and cabin fever.

There’s lots of trails to check out with tons of Hatfield & McCoy POI’s to ride and visit.

18/02/2022

14/02/2022

Lots of folks out and about riding this Valentines Day weekend checking out our historic Hatfield & McCoy POI’s.

12/02/2022

So here’s a pic of one of the first historical sites near the cave complex that started it all located just off highway 1056 in the Little Bluesprings Hollow area of Pike County KY where the first shot of the Hatfield & McCoy Feud was fired back in 1865.

Over the course of the next several years along the banks of the mighty Tugfork River here in the heart of Central Appalachia there would be tails of love, romance, heartache, scandal, raids and revenge that the rest of the civilized world come to know as the Hatfield & McCoy Feud.

Come visit & ride these historic POIs

09/02/2022

Ran across some pics of the wild horses that one can find while out and about visiting our many POI’s here in the land of the Hatfields & McCoys.

06/02/2022

Another day another ride here in the land of the Hatfields & McCoys.

On road or off come ride them all.

Here’s a few more pics of some Pike County KY’s Hatfield & McCoy Feud Sites.

Come get ya some!!

05/02/2022

Another great weekend to come visit Central Appalachia here in the land of the Hatfields & McCoys.

Here’s a small sampling of just a few of the sites that you can expect to see when ya come visit.