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Discarded in a gully in 1879, the rifle seems to have resurfaced. I sat for hours on end, looking at the mountains, remembering all the experiences my life had provided, good and bad. I saw the men I had wounded, the Indians I had killed and those they had killed, the heaps of buffalo hides …
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