Frank Phillips lived in two worlds. He was a full time oil man and he built a Legacy in the oil business. But Phillips had a deep sense of western history and loved to play cowboy. He would entertain eastern guests at his ranch, Woolaroc, which in time would house his vast collection of western art, Indian artifacts and homed animals. His Cowboys and Cattle Thieves reunions drew thousands of people, including many outlaws who were granted a day of amnesty to attend the event. He contributed to the many stories of Cowboys in Tall Grass.
