What a surprise to find my great grandfather's journal from 1900 about a big game hunt in Wyoming.
John G, Mott wrote approximately 16,000 words in ink with no spelling or grammar check.
His story is a remarkable account of historical facts.
He and his son Russell took a train from Chicago to Opal, Wyoming, rode a buckboard for 120 miles, met two hunting guides, outlaws, and a game warden, and spent three weeks hunting elk in the Wind River and Gros Ventre mountains.
Mott's story is a masterpiece with exceptional descriptions of the countryside, the people he meets, camping in the wild, and big game hunting. When you read Mott's story, you will learn valuable history, hunting, and nature lessons.
If you are a history buff or a hunting/adventure enthusiast, you will love reading Mott's amazing story!
After 120 years, his adventure begins for you. Listen now.
