Crazy Kill Range

Crazy Kill Range, Rutherford G. Montgomery, The World Publishing Company, Cleveland and New York, 1963, 192 pp., 8¼ x 5â inches. Light gray colored boards with red titling to spine and red pictorial of stallion on cover, slight soiling to cover, bottom edge wear, printer stained blue top edge, clean interior, tight binding. Signed and includes a small pencil drawing of stallion by illustrator, Lorence Bjorklund. First edition. Very good condition. Dust jacket in protective mylar. Chip missing 1 x 2 inch front bottom, head of spine shows wear, bottom corner of flap clipped but not price clipped. Good condition. "A fast paced adventure set against a richly detailed background of wildlife in the Nevada mountains. The Crazy Kill Range, the high mountain country where the veteran stallion Big Baldy roamed with his wild mares was a hazardous world for hunter and hunted alike. Ebony, son of the great ranch stallion Midnight, became part of that world at birth when his mother, ready to foal, broke from the safety of the ranch for seclusion in the wild - a move which delivered both her and her son to Big Baldy's herd. ". …