New Stories from an Old Kid from Wyoming

From cattle drives to Frontier Days to mischievous escapades to sailing with the Navy Reserves, author Robert Buenger, the grandson of a Wyoming homesteader, shares anecdotes and stories from not only his long life in Wyoming, but other adventures and family tales as well.

In New Stories from an Old Kid from Wyoming-the second book capturing the essence of Buenger's life in Wyoming, the Cowboy State-he draws his tales from the hundreds of folks he has hired, fired, met, and befriended From contractors and construction folk to cowboys and wannabe cowboys, they had among them a wide variety of traits, social flaws, and, for some, a bristling cowboy rectitude.

Showcasing crazy characters, interesting people, animals, and other situations, Buenger recalls true events from his past. Often outrageous, and always entertaining, New Stories from an Old Kid from Wyoming provides a glimpse into special times and places he experienced as a businessman, father, husband, friend, and volunteer.