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- Ursus horribilis
Jasper, Alta [Alberta] - April 17/43 [1943]
Frank Wells considers this bear the
major predator of moose + cites instances.
see Alces [underlined].
Reports having a black bear frothing
at the mouth + with chest all foam
flecked gallop past him while
on fire duty up the Rocky. A few
yards behind came a grizzly in
hot pursuit - running fast
but without the signs of distress
of the black.
Has seen 2 places where blacks
have been killed by grizzlies.
Reports chasing a young bear with
2 airdales + himself on horseback
down a tote road near Talbot Lake.
Bear distanced them without trouble.
Jasper. April 21/43 [1943]
Warden [Bob] Jones of Blue River reports
seeing tracks of two grizzlies this week.
Frank Wells reports a grizzly killed
+ ate a large [male symbol] goat at mile 24
in one night - spring of 1933
Banff, Alta [Alberta] April 26/43 [1943]
Tracked an old grizzly 6 miles up the Spray river.
from mile 9. Track fore 8" [inches], back 10" [inches]
defecated once - elk hair, thin + shrivelled nasal
septum. Broke into a run once apparently
at a moose which ran hard for about a mile
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