The Coulters

The Coulter territory was originally a Lair of vampires and demons, a mafia for Hunter, running the organized crime for the upper class in town and expanding into Texas, Mexico, and along the Southern border. After a fight with the Gunners, the demons and vampires were wiped out of Hunter. This territory is now open and unclaimed.

History
Oil baron and investor David Coulter was recalled as one scary son-of-a-bitch when citizens first laid eyes on the pale and brooding man as he stepped off his own personal locomotive. He was a decisive businessman, never carried a conversation, only transactions. The only time Coulter's eyes lit up was when the Little Man was down on hands and knees kissing the glistening tips of his polished two-toned oxfords. The man was considered a demon, and to the knowing, was indeed that.

A devil in disguise, Coulter immediately overthrew a majority of greater Hunter, seeking the black gold seeping far beneath the Earth's surface. Where none was found, housing and business developments broke ground and the man's territory expanded. Naturally malicious toward most of the supernatural, Coulter kept heavy watch on his territory until he came upon the Gunner Territory and the potential the ranch had underneath its rocky exterior.

Inevitably, Coulter would fail to persuade Levi Gunner into trading territories which enraged Coulter to seek out a partnership with another investor, billionaire Otis Belgrove, in his efforts to take over the Double Bar L Ranch. When hard times fell on the Gunners, Belgrove stepped up beside Coulter and bought out Gunner.

With Belgrove in public possession of DBL, Coulter took to the shadows and ransacked the territory, ripping it apart in search of oil while Belgrove attempted to use the land for his own personal gain. However their two opposing views would collide over their shares, and by the force of the Gunner Pack, Belgrove would eventually fold and drop out of Coulter's partnership, sending Coulter into a great fury. In his rampage, Coulter tore down Nueches, leading to the fateful battle between him and the Gunners. Through the help of St Mary's Cathedral, the Gunner's ultimately destroyed Coulter's reign.