Kincaid and the Killing Meadow — Curtis Carney

Can James and Moaka stop the senseless slaughter of Alaskan wild game for horns, hides, and body parts....sold to willing markets? The Department of Agriculture can support you only a limited amount. The Department may be able to send assistance if you can get word to us in the Wrangell or Petersburg Office, but it will take some time to get help on the way. If I were you, I wouldn t count too much on getting help if you re in the wilderness. Just don t take on what you can t handle and hope you don t get overpowered by the poachers. James and Moaka are seasoned men of the wilderness and they will have to use every trick they possess to stay alive as they pursue the poachers who are decimating the wildlife of Alaska. They realize most of the time they will be on their own with a limited amount of help from the Department of Agriculture. James and Moaka will be dealing with men who are searching for fortunes and these men are hired by less than reputable marketers for the booty gained by the killing of wildlife. These men of fortune have demonstrated in the past they will let nothing stop them from collecting animal body parts and selling to the highest bidder, whether it be American or foreign markets. This novel displays historical events as documented by Congressional reports depicting the situation in the Alaskan Territory in 1903. In addition, this adventurous historical novel brings forth some of the early struggles that Alaska experienced becoming an orderly society.