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Most of the trappers and mountain men who came west in the early 1800s came to trap fur-bearing animals, mainly beaver, to sell the hides and make a pile of money. Beaver fur was used in ‘beaver hats’ that were considered to be ‘in the vogue’ in Europe and later in American. At one time beaver felt
Display at Jim Gatchell Memorial Museum, Buffalo On April 27, beginning at 10 a.m. at the Kaycee Rest Area, Kaycee, Wyoming – the Fort Phil Kearny/Bozeman Trail Association along with the Hoofprints of the Past Museum, will host a free tour to the Portuguese Houses 1834 Trading Post Site. In 1
Treaties from 1825 on have continued to change the blueprint of the Crow land, making it smaller and smaller throughout the years.
Treaties from 1825 on have continued to change the blueprint of the Crow land, making it smaller and smaller throughout the years.
Treaties from 1825 on have continued to change the blueprint of the Crow land, making it smaller and smaller throughout the years.