They offered three hundred dollars each for Apache scalps, and took a certain number of them.
But they left all the remaining braves sworn to an eternal enmity.

The Apaches became mountain outlaws, whose blood-mad thirst for revenge never died.

No tribe ever fought more bitterly.

Hemmed in and surrounded, with no hope of escape, in some instances they perished literally to the last man.

General George Crook finished the work of cleaning up the Apache outlaws only by use of the trailers of their own people who sided with the whites for pay.