"I'm going to cut your thumbs and big toes off right before I toss you to a bull alligator in this Mobile Bay Swamp." So said the psychopath to Sam Logan from Columbus, Ohio, just before Sam arm-wrestled him unmercifully. Sam had paid his ten-thousand-dollar fee for this deer hunt. Twenty industrialists had hoped many African hunters would make this hunt. None did, only Sam.
Sam's efforts were aided by a long-forgotten Black lady, Josephine Walker. She had no electricity, cooked over an open fire grate, read the Bible and The Wall Street Journal, received in a unique way. So she knew that Sam might smell her cooking and show up on her door stoop. He did. And with her muzzleloader, Josephine gave Sam safety to harvest his million-dollar eight-point buck. Now he could financially help his son, Robert, a former smoke jumper, wounded in the Sawtooth mountains of Idaho.
