Gates, Bison, and the Long Hunter Legacy

This chapter reveals the dangerous dynamics of managing gates and vehicles in remote areas, intertwined with personal anecdotes and cultural reflections on hunting. It shifts focus to the Boone and Crockett Club's acceptance of bison entries from Fort Peck, echoing themes of conservation and fair chase. Additionally, the narrative explores the historical significance of long hunters during the colonial period, highlighting their struggles and the impact of escalating conflict leading up to the American Revolution.