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Chick Bowdrie
Chick Bowdrie is a fictional character depicted in numerous cowboy short stories authored by western writer Louis L'Amour.
==Character and novels==
Bowdrie is portrayed as a hardened Texas Ranger, with a reputation as being good with a gun, and who is feared and respected by outlaws and lawmen alike. He is described by L'Amour as a man who could have easily ridden as an outlaw or gunfighter, but was instead recruited by the Rangers, who preferred having him on their side rather than against them. He is smart, and an expert at tracking, and speaks German and French along with English. The two novels in which L'Amour uses Bowdrie as his central character include: ''Bowdrie'', with 8 short stories: ''Bowdrie Rides A Coyote Trail,'' ''A Job For A Ranger,'' ''Bowdrie Follows A Cold Trail,'' ''Bowdrie Passes Through,'' ''A Trail To The West,'' ''More Brains Than Bullets,'' ''Too Tough To Brand,'' ''The Killer From The Pecos''; the second novel ''Bowdrie's Law'', includes 10 short stories: ''McNelly Knows A Ranger,'' ''Where Buzzards Fly,'' ''Case Closed-No Prisoners,'' ''Down Sonora Way,'' ''The Road To Casa Piedras,'' ''A Ranger Rides To Town,'' ''South Of Deadwood,'' ''The Outlaws Of Poplar Creek,'' ''Rain On The Mountain Fork,'' and ''Strange Pursuit''.
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