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Life and Legend of John Colter / The Original Mountain Man / Hunter for Lewis & Clark

This is the full-length version of the new film series, The Life and Legend of John Colter, as told by interpretive guide and storyteller Ken Sinay. Colter has been called the original mountain man. He was a hunter for the Lewis & Clark expedition. Later he crossed Yellowstone in winter and was made to run for his life from the Blackfeet. The story has been told many times in film and around the campfire. However, you've never heard nor seen it told like this before: The drama, the thrill of life and death, the imagination of a generation all wrapped up in the masterful storytelling of Ken Sinay and illustrated by the classic western painters of early nineteenth century life... including Alfred Jacob Miller, Carl Bodmer, George Catlin, Charlie Russell and Albert Bierstadt. Ken Sinay, Interpretive Guide & Storyteller Ken Sinay is an Interpretive Guide and Storyteller of the Greater Yellowstone region. He offers both Yellowstone adventures and Montana river safaris. A wildlife biologist by education and avid western historian, Ken is a master storyteller. While he teaches the natural history of the wild regions he traverses, he tells the epic stories of indigenous Native Americans and the European exploration of an untamed west. To learn more about Ken or to book an adventure, visit: https://YellowstoneNow.com. The mission of This Is Yellowstone is to present unusual and interesting science and cultural content about Yellowstone National Park and the Greater Yellowstone region. The site is edited by geologist and filmmaker Daniel J. Smith. His intimate knowledge of Yellowstone and the Grand Tetons provides a scientific and cultural perspective on the region found nowhere else. VISIT OUR WEBSITE: https://thisisyellowstone.com VISIT OUR YOUTUBE CHANNEL:    / @thisisyellowstone   VISIT OOLITEMEDIA: https://oolitemedia.com