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1. When did Osborne Russell's Journal of a Trapper begin and who joined him?

Osborne Russell joined the expedition to the Rockies in 1834. He was joined by Nathaniel Wyeth and fifty men that included independent trappers, scientists, and missionaries.

2. How and where was Fort Hall built?

Fort Hall was built on the Snake River and was supervised by Mr. Wyeth. The fort was finished being built on August 5, 1834.

3. What happened when Russell first encountered a grizzly bear in Part 1?

Russell's first encounter with a grizzly bear was a learning experience as he shot the bear in the shoulder. Subsequently, Russell was attacked by the bear, but he still managed to kill his attacker in time.

4. How was Russell introduced to the Snake Indians?

In Part 1, the trappers discovered the village of the Snake Indians, which were considered to be a friendly tribe. When three of the Indians stayed at the fort for the night, Russell learned their language and received other useful information from them.

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