Yellowstone Brigade - Dennis, Alfred
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A Native American Fiction Novel filled with adventure, danger, and romance - Yellowstone Brigade rides with these hunters into the High Lonesome, narrating the savage ferocity of hostile warriors, grizzly bears, and the harsh elements of winter storms. It shares a piece of history the mountain men called the Shining Times. The Rocky Mountains of the early 1830s were as wild and untamed as the men who dared to venture into them. Trappers, hunters, men with adventurous spirits, and those known as mountain men rode undaunted and unafraid into the harsh domain of the hostile and war-like red man.…mehr

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A Native American Fiction Novel filled with adventure, danger, and romance - Yellowstone Brigade rides with these hunters into the High Lonesome, narrating the savage ferocity of hostile warriors, grizzly bears, and the harsh elements of winter storms. It shares a piece of history the mountain men called the Shining Times. The Rocky Mountains of the early 1830s were as wild and untamed as the men who dared to venture into them. Trappers, hunters, men with adventurous spirits, and those known as mountain men rode undaunted and unafraid into the harsh domain of the hostile and war-like red man. Pinto Stade and Jehu Wolf were two such men- strong, brave hunters who entered the tall mountains searching out the unexplored valleys and crystal clear lakes that held the treasure they sought. It's not gold; it's something much more valuable to these men. Furs- beaver, martin, fox, and other critters- were what they came for, the furs that would bring cash money at rendezvous.
Autorenporträt
Western author and veteran, Alfred Dennis, enjoys telling stories and has written over 20 novels. His novels reflect his passion for writing stories of the early days of America with emphasis on the Old West.Alfred Dennis was influenced by his work around cowboys, horses, and rodeos. He made his living breaking and shoeing horses and working cattle. The author spent many years around campfires, listening to fellow cowboys share their stories about the open range. He and his wife raised five children, and they currently live in rural southeastern Oklahoma in the beautiful Kiamichi Mountains.Member of Western Writers of America