The early settling of the American west was not for the faint of heart. The beaver trappers, or mountain men as they were commonly called, were of the hardiest men this continent has ever produced. They often spent years alone, or perhaps with a small group of others, in the Rocky Mountains trapping, discovering country side that few, if any white men had ever seen before. It was a dangerous occupation and many did not last their first year. While the times were rough these men were tougher.
In my Novels, I have attempted to show how everyday people, just like you and I, have influenced and settled this great country. While they may have lived in a different period, they were typical of men and women of the time. It is of these no-named people I write about, because they have contributed the most.
So, pull up a chair, relax and read about the Old West when it was young.
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Read an Excerpt from one of the books listed below.
Ty Fisher and the Blood of the Mountain Men
In the Shadow of the Mountain
Red Runs the Plains
Death on the Mountain
Bubba's Dawg Might be a Redneck (Redneck Humor)
Simple Survival, A Family Outdoors Guide (Wilderness Survival for the whole family)
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