<p>Robert L. Hicks and his wife Annie were sick of the aftermath of the Great Civil War and yearned to breath air nobody else was breathing. So, they loaded up their wagon and headed west. Despite all the tribulations, including gunfights, they settled in the Camas Prairie of Central Idaho. This is their story. </p>

Robert L. Hicks and his wife Annie were sick of the aftermath of the Great Civil War and yearned to breath air nobody else was breathing. So, they loaded up their wagon and headed west. Despite all the tribulations, including gunfights, they settled in the Camas Prairie of Central Idaho. This is their story.

<p>Robert L. Hicks and his wife Annie were sick of the aftermath of the Great Civil War and yearned to breath air nobody else was breathing. So, they loaded up their wagon and headed west. Despite all the tribulations, including gunfights, they settled in the Camas Prairie of Central Idaho. This is their story.&nbsp;</p>

The Great Hicks Migration

“Talkin ’bout the good ole days.” 

Stories of small-town life growing up in rugged, wild, and woolly Idaho.

I grew up in Salmon, Idaho on the edge of the famous Frank Church - River of No Return Wilderness Area. These are my stories.

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“Talkin ’bout the good ole days.” Stories of small-town life growing up in rugged, wild, and woolly Idaho. I grew up in Salmon, Idaho on the edge of the famous Frank Church - River of No Return Wilderness Area. These are my stories.

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The Great Hicks Migration

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