Rendezvous History and Forts Rise in Wyoming
A historical summary notes 1824 Ashley men reach Green River and trap beaver with Sublette returning to St Louis with pelts. From 1825 to 1840 rendezvous shift from forts to annual fur trade gatherings at rotating sites, famed for gambling and revelry. Pageant of the Green River Rendezvous continues each July in Sublette County near Pinedale.
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Wyoming reports an annual apportionment of 432802.91 dollars from Pittman Robertson and Dingell Johnson funds for 1964 65. The Wyoming Game and Fish Department logged 2258 hours and about 265000 miles in 1964 using state aircraft.
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