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The Game Warden Asked Us to Track One Lion. We Found Four in Two Days
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The Game Warden Asked Us to Track One Lion. We Found Four in Two Days
This story, “Four Lions,” appeared in the August 1956 issue of Outdoor Life. The $75 bounty per hide mentioned in this story is the equivalent of about $1,015 today. On a cold January morning in 1948 Boyd McCracken, our local game warden, parked his pickup truck at the end of a gravel road half a mile from Maxfield Creek and walked into the timber to count elk. Snow had fallen in the night, and before Boyd had walked far he hit the fresh track o…
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