$1.99 at our local Goodwill store, couldn't pay and get outa there fast enough! I owned a copy years ago but foolishly let it go, so glad I found this one, it has the dust jacket and it's in very good shape.
Very good I read that a couple years ago. My local mini library had a copy shipped in from Bangor. Been keeping my eyes peeled for copies for sale at a reasonable price.
Sooner or later I'll find one. Six Guns is another keeper! ps
Excellent find!
I occasionally scan the books at our Goodwill stores,, but it gets tiresome when they are not in any type of order.
They need workers with library skills,,,!
Great book. I bought my copy just before emergency heart surgery years ago. My wife brought it in to the TCU so that I would have something to read. The guy in the bed next to me was a gun nut, and so we talked about Keith and his exploits.... I could see he lusted after the book.
So I gave it to him.
Turns out he had been there for a long time, waiting for a new heart. He was a sweet guy; I hope he made it. Eventually I found another copy and finished reading it.
Hadn't thought about that in years...
I've read this book 5 or 6 times. Where Elmer lived in Missouri, that is an hour North of me. Right on Lewis and Clark trail. Excellent reading, but one of my favorite stories is carrying a live coyote on a bucking bronc! It's on the cover of a 1930's magazine. American Rifleman? True Patriot!
I think back to that picture of Elmer with the frozen mule deer, rifle in antlers, that would have been a "hard" buck to skin. I did that once, cut the hide off in pieces. Warm after a kill, you can hang and skin in a few minutes.