Long Bow #1

When a young warrior named Long Bow undertakes a sacred vision quest to find his totem—the spirit animal that will guide him through manhood—he faces far more than the forest's natural trials. As he hunts in unfamiliar territory, his rival Foxfoot schemes to sabotage his success, but their petty conflict draws the attention of a far deadlier threat: Trotting Buffalo and his Arapahoe warriors, who see an opportunity to capture slaves for their tribe. With his father searching the forest and enemies closing in, Long Bow must discover whether the strength he seeks in the spirit world will be enough to survive the very real dangers that surround him.

A young Blackfoot hunter named Long Bow is determined to prove himself during the hunt, but when an eagle swoops down and steals his kill, he vows revenge on the bird. The next morning, Long Bow sets an ingenious trap with help from a companion, and his cunning plan succeeds in capturing the majestic eagle that wronged him.

When a young hunter named Long Bow joins his first buffalo hunt with the Blackfoot tribe, he's given an old, one-eyed horse that seems worthless—but his father insists the animal has much to teach him. As Long Bow learns to trust his unlikely mount during a harrowing journey to the hunting grounds, he begins to understand that true wisdom sometimes comes from the most unexpected sources. Through trials that test both his courage and his judgment, Long Bow discovers what it means to become a real hunter and earns his place among the warriors.