Enos A. Mills' 'Wild Life on the Rockies' is a captivating and detailed account of the author's experiences living amongst the diverse flora and fauna of the Rocky Mountains. Written in a descriptive and almost poetic style, the book not only serves as a naturalist's diary but also as a literary masterpiece capturing the beauty and ruggedness of the American wilderness. Mills' keen observations and deep connection to nature are evident throughout, making this book a must-read for anyone with an interest in wildlife and the great outdoors. The book also delves into the importance of conservation and preservation, themes that were ahead of their time when the book was originally published in 1909. Enos A. Mills, often referred to as the 'Father of Rocky Mountain National Park', was a prominent naturalist and conservationist. With a deep love for the wilderness, Mills' passion for the environment shines through in 'Wild Life on the Rockies'. His personal encounters with wildlife and his dedication to environmental activism provide valuable insight into the importance of protecting our natural habitats. I highly recommend 'Wild Life on the Rockies' to readers who appreciate a blend of literary prowess and environmental advocacy, as well as to anyone seeking a deeper understanding of the beauty and significance of the Rocky Mountains.