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- Cervus canadensis
Dormer Cabin. Aug. [August] 10, 1945.
George Harrison tells me that in 1904 or 5
at the ranch he saw a bull elk. It
was up on the plateau s [south] of the river
immediately opposite the ranch. No other elk anywhere but lots of old antlers.
In 1907 he ran onto quite a bunch
of elk at the mouth of the Blaeberry.
Enemies [underlined] In July 1944 4 miles E [east] of Banff he
saw a coyote catch + kill an elk calf.
Today we found 3 shed antlers
on the big plateau north of the cabin.
[George] Harrison travelled all over this
country north to the Saskatchewan
+ s. [south] to the Bow + is sure there were
no elk anywhere in the period
1903-1920. There were a few
down the Vermilion on the west slope.
Dormer Cabin. Aug. [August] 11, 1945
Sign of elk wintering right to the head
of Stony Creek.
[George] Harrison says elk at the Corners about
10 years ago, He saw them at the Dormer
cabin a year or two before they were
down at the corners.
Sulphur Springs. Aug. [August] 13/45 [1945]
Elk sign winter + recent abundant
Tracks of cows + calves on trail just
this side of boundary.
At [illegible word] photographed + measured
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