Journal Of A Trapper: A Hunter'S Rambles Among The Wild Regions Of The Rocky Mountains, 1834  1843

Journal Of A Trapper: A Hunter'S Rambles Among The Wild Regions Of The Rocky Mountains, 1834 1843

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'Reader, If You Are In Search Of A Classical And Scientific Tourist, Please To Lay This 'Volume' Down, And Pass On, For This Simply Informs You What A Trapper Has Seen And Experienced. But If You Wish To Peruse A Hunter'S Rambles Among The Wild Regions Of The Rocky Mountains, Please To Read This And Forgive The Authors Foibles And Imperfections, Considering As You Pass Along That He Has Been Chiefly Educated In Nature'S School Under That Rigid Tutor Experience...' Born In A Little Maine Village In 1814, Osborne Russell Ran Away To Sea At The Age Of Sixteen, But He Soon Gave Up Seafaring To Serve With A Trading And Trapping Company In Wisconsin And Minnesota. In 1834 He Signed Up For Nathaniel Wyeth'S Expedition To The Rocky Mountains And The Mouth Of The Columbia. Subsequently He Joined Jim Bridger'S Brigade Of Old Rocky Mountain Fur Company Men, Continuing With Them After A Merger That Left The American Fur Company In Control Of The Trade.When The Fur Trade Declined, He Became A Free Trapper Operating Out Of Fort Hall, Staying In The Mountains Until The Great Westward Migration Began. Osborne Russell'S Journal Covering The Years 1834 To 1843 Is, In The Words Of Editor Aubrey L.Haines, 'Perhaps The Best Account Of The Fur Trapper In The Rocky Mountains When The Trade There Was At Its Peak. It Is A Factual, Unembellished Narrative Written By One Who Was Not Only A Trapper But Also A Keen Observer And An Able Writer'. Edited From The Original Manuscript And Originally Printed In A Limited Edition Of 750 Copies, This Classic Piece Of Western Americana Is Now Available To The General Public.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • Q: What is the main theme of the Journal of a Trapper? A: The Journal of a Trapper primarily explores the experiences of Osborne Russell as he navigates the rugged Rocky Mountains, documenting his adventures as a fur trapper from 1834 to 1843.
  • Q: Who is the author of the Journal of a Trapper? A: The author of the Journal of a Trapper is Osborne Russell, who was a notable figure in the fur trade during the 19th century.
  • Q: What can I expect in terms of writing style in this book? A: The book features a factual and unembellished narrative style, reflecting Russell's keen observations and experiences as a trapper, making it an authentic account of life in the Rocky Mountains.
  • Q: Is the Journal of a Trapper suitable for academic study? A: Yes, the Journal of a Trapper is a valuable resource for academic study, particularly for those interested in Western American history, the fur trade, or exploration narratives.
  • Q: How many pages does the Journal of a Trapper have? A: The Journal of a Trapper has a total of 256 pages.
  • Q: What type of binding does the Journal of a Trapper have? A: The Journal of a Trapper is available in hardcover binding, providing durability and a classic presentation.
  • Q: When was the Journal of a Trapper published? A: The Journal of a Trapper was published on January 1, 1997.
  • Q: What are the key features of the Journal of a Trapper? A: Key features of the Journal of a Trapper include its firsthand accounts of trapping adventures, insights into the fur trade, and a narrative that highlights the natural environment of the Rocky Mountains.
  • Q: Is this book a reprint or an original edition? A: The Journal of a Trapper is a reprint of the original manuscript, which was first printed in a limited edition of 750 copies.
  • Q: What audience would benefit from reading the Journal of a Trapper? A: Readers interested in American history, outdoor adventures, and narratives of early explorers will find the Journal of a Trapper particularly engaging and informative.