Synopsis
The journey begins in 1812 in the Southeastern States. There, trappers endure the hardships of winter, the hazards of trespassing on the lands of the Native Americans, and reap the rewards of the beaver leaden streams.
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About the Author
Sam J. Pisciotta is a lifetime resident of Colorado. He has been involved in historical interpretation and living history for over thirty-five years, practicing and teaching the skills of the American Mountain Men of the early 1800’s. Mr. Pisciotta is an interpreter and instructor in Living History for various Federal Parks and Colorado State Historical sites. He has lectured extensively, from elementary school to university levels, on 19th century life in the west, trade on the Santa Fe Trail and the life in the Old West. He has also provided programs and lectures for the Colorado Division of Wildlife, the Boy Scouts of America and for the Colorado State Muzzle Loaders Convention.
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