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Challenge of the Wilderness G10 travel—and a son who wasCalvin Rutstrum, Challenge of the Wilderness. Hardbound in glassine protected dust jacket. Minneapolis, MN: T. S. Denison, 1970. 196 pages. Illustrated. Signed on front endpaper. Book and dust jacket fine. $35. Challenge of the Wilderness by Calvin Rutstrum is a compelling exploration of the demands, rewards, and enduring allure of living close to nature in its most rugged and remote forms. Rutstrum draws on his vast experience as a woodsman and