Challenge of the Yukon: The Red Setter

But challenge of the Yukon! On pain! On you! The Wonder Dog Kings, swiftest and strongest of Eskimo lead dogs, blazes the trail through Starmon Snow for Sank Preston as he meets, but challenge of the Yukon.

Typical of the small band of Northwest-mounted police, who preserved law and order in the new Northwest country, where the greed for wealth and power led to frequent violence and bloodshed. But in Sipan Preston and his wonder dog king met that challenge and justice ruled triumphant.

Pat Sweeney stirred up the fire in his cabin just before bedtime. The wind howled through the trees outside and the old trapper piled the wood high in his stove. He started as he heard the sound of a dog team.

Who is it? I'm impressed in such a vibe. I sure never expected to have visitors in this weather. You got someone with me, Pat? Come on, darling. Come on in quick. This wind will make icicles out of us all.

Alright, King. On in. Come on, Mike. You come, too. Mike? Who's Mike? I don't think so. Mike's a dog. Here he is. He's so tired. Well, that'll give you a better ride away, won't you, Pat?

Sure, and that I will. Take my cut right there in the con, thanks. I don't know about sighting, Mike. This is wonderful. See that is a fine dog he has in their sergeant. Yes, he is bad.

When you look it back now. The man's asleep already. He's exhausted. I've been chasing him three days. Now let's get his boots off. You go on and take care of your dogs and I'll do this.

Thanks, bad. I will. And I'll have some good hot tea waiting for you. This has been quite an unusual case, bad. Eh, are you too tired to tell me about it? No, I'm be glad to.