I've been partial to Drumsticks and still eat them.

Amos, you missed the special treat good ol' Jack had for Jules. You really should do more thorough research.

Months later, Slade was returning from the Pacific Springs Station when he received word that Jules Beni was in the area. Some of Slade's employees captured Jules and took him to the Rocky Ridge Station, binding him to a post in the station's cattle-yard. There, Slade would periodically, through the night, stick his head out the door and take pot shots at Jules, nicking him. In the morning Slade finally dispatched Jules, cutting off his ears and turning one in to a watch fob and the other into an 1860's version of a worry stone. Jules, himself, may not have been so innocent [he had shot Slade six times with a revolver and emptied a sawed-off shotgun full of buckshot into him]. Most sources say that Slade used Beni as a target for at least two days before administering the coup de grace.