

This is Patricia Probert Gott's contemporary memoir about a divorced, forty-ish businesswoman from Maine, fulfilling her dreams by working as a horse wrangler and a trail guide at a dude ranch outside of Cody, Wyoming. Her adventures take her from rodeos in Cody to pack tripping over Eagle Creek Pass into Yellowstone National Park.
Anecdotes and ranching tales from Ken Overcast to go with his first two popular books. Overcast, a third-generation Montana rancher, is also a singer/songwriter and his stories and songs can be hard on the syndicated radio program "The Cowboy Show."
Time will quickly melt away as the names, faces and secrets of this beautiful 1900s Wild West performer are revealed. She had a "better stand in" than her fellow performers due to her 15-year love affair with Joe Miller, the owner of the 101 Wild West Show. The book tells, through her own words, this woman's true character and strength.|
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