Director, Donald Brittain ; producer, Donald Brittain ; writer, Donald Brittain ; executive producer, John N. Smith ; photography, Douglas Kiefer, Richard Leiterman ; sound, Hans Oomes, James McCarthy ; editing, John Kramer, Laurie Wright ; sound editing, Bernard Bordeleau ; re-recording, Jean-Pierre Joutel ; music, Ed Prier.

Recorded 1973.

Bob Keen is almost larger than life--big in stature, a self-made millionaire, already part of the legend of the northwest. His fortunes began with a second-hand caterpillar tractor, bulldozing mountain roads. Now he owns oil land, operates road, water and air transport, flies a plane, drives a chuckwagon, and is listed on the stock exchange. For all that, he's a modest man who still likes yarning by a campfire with old cowpuncher pals in the big game country of the Rockies.

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Award for Best Location Documentary, 1974

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