FOLLOWING THE CIVIL WAR, CHARLES "BUFFALO JONES LEAVES HIS FAMILY'S ORCHARD BUSINESS IN SEARCH OF A LIFE OF ADVENTURE AND RISK. INSPIRED BY THE BURGEONING BUFFALO HUNTING INDUSTRY, HE TRAVELS TO THE VAST PLAINS TO BECOME A SUCCESSFUL HUNTER AND RANCHER. HOWEVER, HIS QUEST TAKES A TRANSFORMATIONAL TURN WHEN HE OBSERVES THE BUFFALO'S NEAR-EXTINCTION. JONES DEDICATES HIS LIFE TO THE PRESERVATION OF GORGEOUS CREATURES, MOTIVATED BY A DEEP SENSE OF JUSTICE AND EMPATHY. HIS TIRELESS EFFORTS RESULTED IN HIS APPOINTMENT AS YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK'S FIRST GAME WARDEN, WHERE HE COMBATS POACHERS AND WORKS FOR BUFFALO PROTECTION, JOHN DAVIS' BOOK, "BUFFALO JONES AND THE HIDE HUNTERS, IS A SPECTACULAR BLEND OF SURVIVAL, ADVENTURE, AND A DEEP COMMITMENT TO WILDLIFE PROTECTION.