The Floating Outfit 31: Set A-Foot (A Floating Outfit Western)

Fiction & Literature, Westerns
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Author: J.T. Edson ISBN: 9780463181294
Publisher: Piccadilly Publication: January 2, 2019
Imprint: Smashwords Edition Language: English
Author: J.T. Edson
ISBN: 9780463181294
Publisher: Piccadilly
Publication: January 2, 2019
Imprint: Smashwords Edition
Language: English

In the days of the open range, a cowhand’s most vital possession was his horse. When a cowhand left a spread with no mount of his own, the rancher would usually allow him to borrow one from the remuda. But sometimes, if they parted on bad terms, this loan would not be made…
There was no greater disgrace for a cowhand than to be set a-foot. It meant he was untrustworthy, and once the news got around, he would find it almost impossible to get a job. So when a cowhand was set a-foot, there was usually trouble … and gunplay.
Dusty Fog knew this, but he still set a-foot the man he blamed for the loss of an OC Connected trail herd and the injuries to some of his crew. He knew too that the cowhand he was disgracing was real fast with a gun—and knew that gun might be turned against him.
The cowhand’s only name was Waco …

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In the days of the open range, a cowhand’s most vital possession was his horse. When a cowhand left a spread with no mount of his own, the rancher would usually allow him to borrow one from the remuda. But sometimes, if they parted on bad terms, this loan would not be made…
There was no greater disgrace for a cowhand than to be set a-foot. It meant he was untrustworthy, and once the news got around, he would find it almost impossible to get a job. So when a cowhand was set a-foot, there was usually trouble … and gunplay.
Dusty Fog knew this, but he still set a-foot the man he blamed for the loss of an OC Connected trail herd and the injuries to some of his crew. He knew too that the cowhand he was disgracing was real fast with a gun—and knew that gun might be turned against him.
The cowhand’s only name was Waco …

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