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Title: Wapiti Pete
Review: I find Hal Borland to be one of the most sensitive nature writers of the 20th century. "King of Squaw Mountain" is every bit as exciting and engaging as any of Jack London's novels. It is short enough so you can read it in one or two sittings, which you will probably do, as you find yourself hoping for justice for the villain and the scrappy elk. If your only previous exposure to Borland was through required reading of "When the Legends Die", please pick this one up, and I'm betting you will not put it down until the last page!
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