L’Amour is like a fine wine

[Coyotesfan97]

I drank from a spring, high in the Rockies...and got amoebic dysentery for my trouble.

(Of course, it wasn't something a little bit of charcoal from the fire and some other stuff couldn't deal with.)

He would’ve told you not to drink from that poisoned spring..

[blues]

He would’ve told you not to drink from that poisoned spring..

That's where I went wrong...

Shoulda stayed outta Dead Man's Gulch.

[LittleLebowski]

For those of us who haven't read any of his books, what are considered his some of his best stories?

The Daybreakers
Walking Drum
Last of the Breed
Jubal Sackett

[45dotACP]

Jubal Sackett was probably my favorite book by L'amour and before Google was a thing he had all sorts of interesting gun stuff in his books...the 12 shot Walch revolvers, or the handmade Italian repeating flintlocks that Jubal carried...

Just cool. Soo cool.

I need to get more if his stuff in my library.

Used to have a ton of his books (including short stories).

He could really put good detail into a fistfight in a way I don't think any writer has since his time. As a guy who started getting into boxing/MMA partly from reading the details of some of the fistfights in Lando Sackett or a few if his short stories (highly recommend) it's cool hearing an old pro boxer describe a fight and to go back and reread them.
@RevolverRob that's an awesome collection. Where does one find these new releases?

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[RevolverRob]

Jubal Sackett was probably my favorite book by L'amour and before Google was a thing he had all sorts of interesting gun stuff in his books...the 12 shot Walch revolvers, or the handmade Italian repeating flintlocks that Jubal carried...

Just cool. Soo cool.

I need to get more if his stuff in my library.

Used to have a ton of his books (including short stories).

He could really put good detail into a fistfight in a way I don't think any writer has since his time. As a guy who started getting into boxing/MMA partly from reading the details of some of the fistfights in Lando Sackett or a few if his short stories (highly recommend) it's cool hearing an old pro boxer describe a fight and to go back and reread them.
@RevolverRob that's an awesome collection. Where does one find these new releases?

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The Lost Treasures series:

https://www.amazon.com/s?k=louis+lam..._ts-doa-p_2_17

@Cecil Burch - so he sees this one too.

[LittleLebowski]

The Daybreakers
Walking Drum
Last of the Breed
Jubal Sackett

I’m also partial to the first Sacketts book.

Sacketts Land.

[Coyotesfan97]

Man I misremembered Fair Blows the Wind was the first of the Chantry series. My bad.

[Coyotesfan97]

Jubal Sackett was probably my favorite book by L'amour and before Google was a thing he had all sorts of interesting gun stuff in his books...the 12 shot Walch revolvers, or the handmade Italian repeating flintlocks that Jubal carried...

Just cool. Soo cool.

I need to get more if his stuff in my library.

Used to have a ton of his books (including short stories).

He could really put good detail into a fistfight in a way I don't think any writer has since his time. As a guy who started getting into boxing/MMA partly from reading the details of some of the fistfights in Lando Sackett or a few if his short stories (highly recommend) it's cool hearing an old pro boxer describe a fight and to go back and reread them.
@RevolverRob that's an awesome collection. Where does one find these new releases?

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The Ferguson Rifle is another good one.

[45dotACP]

The Ferguson Rifle is another good one.

Dude get out of my head. I am still sad he didn't go as deeply into the Chantry family as he did the Sacketts, but The Ferguson Rifle was so good.

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[LittleLebowski]

Jubal’s steed was pretty awesome too.