“Daddy, Daddy! Look! There are dinosaurs!” I could not keep myself from grinning when the little boy raced into the museum gallery in Bozeman, Montana. He was wide-eyed with wonder and wanted to share his discovery with a father who lagged a few steps behind. I’d been on the dinosaur trail myself, and the boy’s enthusiasm was just what I needed to continue my own quest for dinosaurs in the West. The genesis of this Renegade Road trip was three years ago, when I worked on a


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