Pony Trails In Wyoming: Hoofprints Of A Cowboy And U.S. Ranger

 A vivid autobiographical account,  Pony Trails in Wyoming  captures the authentic experiences of John K. Rollinson as a cowboy and U.S. ranger in early 20th-century Wyoming. Rollinson recounts his arrival in Cheyenne in 1903, life on cattle roundups, wild-horse breaking, traplines, and life-threatening rescues—such as defending an heiress from danger. He also served as a Yellowstone Timber Reserve ranger, patrolling Sunlight Basin's rugged terrain on horseback. His stories reveal