Range Riders Cookin’
We all enjoy good DOWN HOME cookin’ and Range Riders Cookin’ features a special and unique collection of mouthwaterin recipes providing you with enjoyable moments of fun and ease in preparing and feasting on a wide variety of delicious dishes! From the old-time favorites Grandma whipped up to the exquisite dishes prepared by today’s top professional chefs, Range Riders Cookin’ is a pleasurable experience in cooking.
You will also treasure the breathtaking western artwork featured throughout this publication by nationally recognized artist Robert E. Kerby. Kerby captures in painstaking detail the true spirit of the American West.
ISBN – 978-0-9660523-0-5
138 Pages
Bounded Softback
8 1/2″ x 6″
Bob Kerby’s Longhorn Studio, 1989
Recreating The American Longrifle
The American muzzle-loading rifle, when regarded simply as a shooting device or gun, became obsolete at the close of the Civil War more than 130 years ago. Today, however, tens of thousands of people are interested in these rifles. They study them, read about them, collect them, shoot them, go hunting with them, and they make them.
This book will help with the steps of building a rifle.
ISBN: 1-929572-31-X
168 Pages
Softback
8 1/2″ x 10 7/8″
George Shumway Publisher, 1970
A Rendezvous Reader – Tall, Tangled, and True Tales of the Mountain Man 1805 – 1850
The accounts of the mountain men are spun form the experiences of a nation moving westward: a trapper returns from the dead; hunters feast on buffalo intestines served on a dirty blanket; a missionary woman is astounded by the violence and vulgarity of the trappers’ rendezvous. These are just a few of the narratives, tall tales, and lies that make up A Rendezvous Reader.
The writers represented in this book include dyed-in-the-wool trappers, adventuring European nobles, upward-gazing Eastern missionaries, and just plain hacks who never unsheathed a Green River knife or traveled farther west than the Ohio River. What these writers have in common is that all helped create a uniquely American icon–the mountain man.
ISBN: 978-0-87480-539-0
348 Pages
Softback
6″ x 9″
The University of Utah Press, 1997
Reshaw – The Life and Times of John Baptiste Richard
John Baptiste Richard, known by the French pronunciation of his last name- Reshaw– , was an opportunist. The early America West was changing fast, and Richard jumped on opportunities before most men even realized they existed.
He was a fearless adrenaline junkie, always on the edge of danger in his many personifications: frontiersman, trapper, Indian trader, whiskey smuggler, toll bridge builder and operator, rancher, Colorado gold rush merchant, military interpreter and scout, reliable friend, ruthless barterer. Though considered a scoundrel by some, he lived by his own code of ethics and helped shape the early West.
ISBN: 978-1-937147-04-4
287 Pages
Softback
6″ x 9″
High Plains Press, 2014
Roadside Geology of Wyoming
Wyoming is grandeur: endless plains that sweep beyond the farthest horizon, mountains that challenge the sky, badlands as colorful as any painting. And it all depends on the rocks. Here are Wyoming’s rocks and landscapes in all their richness and variety. Here is the story of how it came to be.
ISBN – 978-0-87842-216-6
271 Pages
Softback
6″ x 9″
Mountain Press Publishing Company, 1988
Roadside History of Wyoming
The vast expanses of Wyoming’s seemingly empty landscapes belie the turbulent events and colorful characters that make up the state’s rich past. Roadside History of Wyoming explores the people who made history and what they did to merit remembrance. Well-researched, well-told stories are set against the dramatic backdrop of the land itself to reveal how Wyoming’s natural environment affected human activity through time.
To know Wyoming is to experience its physical presence, and there’s no better way to do that than by driving its roads and learning its history. This telling of Wyoming history goes beyond typical episodes of male-dominated politics and economics. Here the social fabric of the state is exposed in an array of intricate colors and patterns — women, Native Americans, and a surprising assortment of minorities figure prominently is this history of the Cowboy State.
ISBN – 978-0-87842-316-3
416 Pages
Softback
6″ x 9″
Mountain Press Publishing Company, 1995
Robert Campbell – Mountain Man DVD
An Ulsterman’s remarkable ‘rags to riches’ tale of adventure, excitement, love and loss in the American West of the 1800’s.
A film by Michael Beattie.
Thin black case with title sleeve.
5 1/4″ x 7 1/2″
Rocky Mountain Babies!
A useful book to introduce the little ones to the wild babies of the Rocky Mountains.
Meet the Rocky Mountain Babies!
- Big Horn Sheep
- Mountain Lion
- Pika
- Owl
- Fox
- Mouse
- Mule Deer
- Bobcat
- Coyote
- Raccoon
- Porcupine
- Elk
- Black Bear
ISBN – 978-1-56037-499-2
26 Pages
Hardback
5 1/2″ x 5 1/2″
Farcountry Press, 2009
Rocky Mountain Rendezvous – A History of the Fur Trade Rendezvous 1825 – 1840
An all-new redesigned edition of the original classic on the fur-trading rendezvous that took place from 1825 to 1840 in the Central Rockies. These rendezvous were originally commercial gatherings where furs were traded for necessities such as traps, guns, horses, and other supplies. But more and more they became rich social events at which all kinds of human emotion were on display.
ISBN: 1-58685-756-8
240 Pages
Softback
5 1/2″ x 8 1/2″
Gibbs Smith, 2005
Rocky Mountains Plants and Animals – Coloring Book
Rugged mountain peaks, alpine streams, and heavily forested areas are home to the many plants and animals that inhabit the Rocky Mountain region in North America. Illustrator Dot Barlow captures the area’s beautiful vistas and wildlife in 27 accurately rendered, ready-to-color illustrations.
ISBN: 978-0-486-43045-4
30 Pages
Softback
8 1/4″ x 10 7/8″
Dover Publications, 2004
Sacagawea’s Son – The Life of Jean Baptiste Charbonneau
Sacagawea’s Son: The Life of Jean Baptiste Charbonneau is the exciting, surprising, and sometimes poignant story of a boy born to adventure. At the age of two months, Baptiste experienced the first of many exploits when his parents, the Shoshoni woman Sacagawea and French Canadian trapper Toussaint Charbonneau, took him along on Lewis and Clark’s Corps of Discovery expedition. Captain Clark called him Pomp, “my little dancing boy.” Many people have heard of baby Pomp and his famous journey, but the rest of his life story has been largely untold — until now.
Educated in St. Louis by Captain Clark, Baptiste went on to live in a royal palace in Europe and to speak many languages. Returning to the United States, he headed west to become a mountain man and scout alongside Jim Beckwourth, Thomas Fitzpatrick, Jim Bridger, and Kit Carson. During America’s war with Mexico, he helped lead the Mormon Battalion to California, where he later became a prospector during the gold rush.
ISBN – 978-0-87842-432-0
125 pages
Softback
6″ x 9″
Mountain Press Publishing Company, 2001
Sacajawea – Guide and Interpreter of Lewis and Clark
Known to schoolchildren as the woman who guided Lewis and Clark through the wilderness to the American Northwest, Sacajawea is a figure of fascinating historical interest. The sister of a Shoshone chief kidnapped by enemy tribesmen, she married a French trader, became a mother, and joined the Lewis and Clark expedition all while she was still a teenager. This book tells the story of this remarkable woman who attempts to assess her rightful place in the history of American Exploration.
ISBN: 978-0-486-42149-0
336 Pages
Softback
5 1/2″ x 8 1/2″
Dover Publications, 2002
Sage: A Lark’s Story
Told from the perspective of Sage, the Horned Lark, the book offers a delightful bird’s eye view of this unique species, including her appearance, family, habits, survival, and more. The book also shares fun, educational experiments to do at home that will teach you even more about what makes a Horned Lark so special. With Sage’s inviting, informative approach, Sage: A Lark’s Story is sure to make any animal lover even more curious about the world of a bird, and launch a lifelong passion for learning all about them.
ISBN: 978-1491028711
21 Pages
Softback
7″ x 10″
Createspace Independent Publishing Platform, 2013
Sagebrush Country – A Wildflower Sanctuary
Sagebrush country is a land of contrasts–a place of desolation and a place of beauty. This field guide explores the elegance of the sagebrush steppe as expressed in the colorful spring and fall flowers and, more subtly, in the wondrous adaptations that enable plants to withstand the extremes so typical of this harsh environment.
ISBN – 978-0-87842-280-7
211 Pages
Softback
5 1/2″ x 8 3/8″
Mountain Press Publishing Company, 1992
Sam’s Big Deer
Join us on a big adventure! Sam West and his pal Pepper (just call him Pep!) don’t get to go hunting in the big woods with Dad because everyone says they are still too small. But Sam thinks, “I can find a deer,” and that is just what he plans to do!
ISBN: 978-1-59152-163-1
24 Pages
Hardback
11 1/4″ x 8 3/4″
JSM Inc., 2015
Savage Model 1895, 1899, & 99 Rifles – Volume 2 – Engraved and Special Feature Models
Author of the definitive A Collector’s Guide to the Savage 99 Rifle and Its Predecessors, the Model 1895 and 1899, David Royal now presents the beautiful and elaborately engraved variants of the 99. Although widely perceived as utilitarian, Savage’s Models 1895, 1899, and 99 were often ornamented by gifted artisans. Nine of Savage’s first model, the 1895, were manufactured by Marlin and engraved by their in-house engraver, Conrad Ulrich. Photographs of six of these rifles are included, along with an extensive biography of the Ulrich family of engravers. The Model 1899s were engraved by Enoch Tue and featured a great variety of engraving and a long list of other enhancements. This is considered the heyday of engraved Savages, and all of Tue’s styles are covered here. The Model 99s were available with engraving sporadically until the end of Savage 99 production, and these later iterations are also discussed in detail.
ISBN: 978-0-7643-6478-5
304 Pages
Hardback
11 1/4″ x 8 3/4″
Schiffer Publishing, 2022
