"The Man Called Red," is an engaging read, full of anecdotes worthy of being shared. Readers will definitely enjoy the well written story of Red's life and appreciate the rich details included, which helps to paint a mental image of what life was like on a ranch and in the past. The narrative of the story moves along well and has a good mix of storytelling, snippets of conversation, exciting action, and other materials-such as newspaper articles and anecdotes told by hunters and guides. Another strength of the book is the conversational tone the author uses. This helped to reveal the authors personality and make the experience of reading the book akin to listening to stories told over a campfire; the perfect tone for a book about a boy whose dream was to be a cowboy. Readers will appreciate the wrap up paragraph in which Red looks back on his life, after all, not many people get to live their dream, and he did: he became a cowboy and one of the most successful Big Game Outfitters in North America. I commend him on his wonderful auto biography.

Sam Author and Hunter