num_pages: 192
description: Former Idaho outfitter Stan Potts grew up, explored, worked in and lives in some of the wildest country in America-the famed wilderness of north central Idaho. In the process of spending a lifetime of working at just about every enterprise a wild country person can, from rancher and cowboy to wilderness guide to outfitter, plus a dozen others thrown in for good measure, he has pitted his own penchant for pursuing wild things into a way of life unique to his land and his personality. and he has done it, almost every step of the way, as a family man. His adventures-well, most of them anyway-were his family's adventures, whether it was living in the wilds or sharing the arduous lifestyle of a wilderness outfitter. Now, in a big 192-page book issued in both hardcover and softcover editions, titled "The Potts' Factor Versus Murphy's Law." he tells in a straight-forward and yet often humorous way the travails of life spent battling the vagaries of the famed Murphy's Law (if something can go wrong, it will at least half the time.Issued in 6X9-inch format. Its 25 chapters and more than a hundred photographs chronicle the highlights of Stan Potts' amazing back country life.
language: English
title: The Potts' Factor Versus Murphy's Law
titlecomplete: The Potts' Factor Versus Murphy's Law(Out of Print)
ratings_count: 3
publisher: Stoneydale Pr Pub Co