Wolf, No Wolf Book

Du Pre remembers when you could send animal skins to Sears Roebuck and get merchandise in return. Now the wolves are gone from the mountains, and outsiders want them back. The trouble is, a tussle over wildlife is getting people killed.

First, two activists die by a sniper's rifle. Then four more lives are snuffed out as a brutal winter storm barrels down on a carnival of Feds, reporters, and protestors. Du Pre knows one of his own people must be behind the bloodletting, and that in this rugged land, you don't quit hunting until you're dead.

Montana is no hotbed of crime, but in Wolf, No Wolf, Gabriel Du Pre, a Metis Indian who works as a cattle inspector and sometime Sheriff's deputy, finds himself at the center of a national controversy, when a group of environmentalists, protesting cattle-grazing practices, turns up dead, shot and burned in their cars.