β Scribed by J.T. Edson
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Out in Wyoming it took a brave man βor a fool β to tangle with a cougar. In a land where men faced death readily, where lead flew with deadly accuracy, the speed and power of the cougar, or mountain lion, were to be respected and feared.
If a cougar or an old grizzly was prowling around, there was only one thing to do β send for Scobie Dale, the man with the specialized knowledge and equipment which most ranchers lacked, the man they called the hound dog man.
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