Thirty-Seven Days of Peril: From Scribner's Monthly Vol III Nov. 1987

Truman Everts visited Yellowstone in 1870, long before the area became a popular destination for campers and hikers. 

At one point, he became separated from his party and his horse ran off. Alone and injured, Everts fended for his survival for thirty-seven days in the wilderness. This book is stirring account of his endurance, determination, and ingenuity in this disastrous situation. 

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