Meat Eaters American History, The Mountain Men 1806 to 1840

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This book is part of a series focusing on American hunting history.

It delves into the Rocky Mountain beaver trade, exploring the lives and challenges faced by mountain men during that era.

The book provides detailed accounts of their hunting, trapping, and interactions with Native Americans.

It also covers the harsh realities of life on the frontier, including high mortality rates and makeshift medical practices.

The narrative offers a vivid portrayal of a pivotal period in American history.

Mentioned by

Steven Rinella

Randall Williams

Mentioned in 2 episodes

Mentioned by

Steven Rinella

as the latest volume in his Meat Eaters American History series.

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Ep. 664: The State of the Conservation Union

Mentioned by

Steven Rinella

as a new volume in his Meat Eaters American History series.

Ep. 661: So You Want To Be A Mountain Man

Mentioned by

Steven Rinella

as the latest volume in the Meat Eaters American History series.

Ep. 666: MeatEater Radio Live! All Hands for Public Lands!

Mentioned by Stephen Rinella as the author and subject of the podcast episode.

Ep. 657: MeatEater Radio Live! The Brothers of Oak Island, A Mexico Check-In, and Invasive Pike

Mentioned by

Steven Rinella

as the newest volume in the Meat Eaters American History series, focusing on the Rocky Mountain beaver trade.

Ep: 652: Hunting History

Mentioned by Steven Rinella as the newest volume in the Meat Eaters American History series, focusing on the Rocky Mountain beaver trade and the lives of mountain men.