Journal of a Trapper

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Set against the backdrop of the 1834 Rocky Mountain expedition, this account details Osborne Russell's transformation into a skilled trapper over nine years. Joining Nathaniel J. Wyeth, Russell immersed himself in the challenges of hunting and living off the land, capturing the essence of frontier life. His journal offers a vivid portrayal of the era's salmon and fur trade, showcasing both the hardships and triumphs faced in the wilderness.