Rounds, Glen

Describes the life of a beaver and the methods he uses to dam streams and build himself a lodge.

A sign painter and a giant bull snake cause a commotion when they replace Buffalo Bill as official buffalo hunters for the United States Army.

The author describes his observations of the habits of insects, reptiles, birds, and other wildlife within sight of his doorstep.

Relates in rhyme the attempts of a bronc buster to tame a deceptive-looking old nag.

A blind outlaw horse is tamed by a boy who can not speak.

Follows a cowboy from sunup to bedtime as he rounds up cattle, kills a rattlesnake, and plays cards in the bunkhouse after dinner.

Describes the life of a cowboy, his dress, his daily tasks, and his duties during roundups and cattle drives.

The dangers, hardships, and social life during a wagon train journey from the beginning to end of the Oregon Trail.

Several children who live on a ranch in Montana spend the summer playing with a gentle old horse which had been left in their yard.

Traces the season-to-season activities of a band of wild horses as they raise their young, evade enemies, and survive the rigors of their badlands home.