This biography presents a comprehensive account of George N. Ostrom’s life and work, documenting his contributions as a soldier, artist, and early Wyoming resident. Drawing from historical records, personal experiences, and original artwork, the book traces Ostrom’s path from his early years on the Wyoming homestead through his military service in World War I and his postwar efforts in art, infrastructure, and wildlife conservation. It also includes the origin story of the bucking horse emblem and insights into the Ostrom family’s lasting impact on the region.