Hunters Blaze the Trails

Hunters Blaze the Trails

by Edith S. McCall
Publisher: Children's Press
©1959, Item: 86700
Library Binding, 127 pages
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Here are the stories of the hunters who opened the westward trails for the settlers that followed, first in wagon trains and then by rail. The stories of these men and their adventures are more exciting than fiction.

There is Davy Crockett who, as Kentucky was settled, moved farther west across the wilderness of Tennessee to hunt for bears.

At the same time, men after beaver were pushing through to the Rocky Mountains where grizzly bears were more of a hazard than Indians.

Kit Carson was growing up in a little frontier town in Missouri. At seventeen, he went off to compete with the Blackfeet for beaver.

Then came the day of the buffalo hunter and Bill Cody wins the title of "Buffalo Bill."

from the dust jacket

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