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- Canis latrans
Jasper. June 30/44 [1944]
Examined + photographed a coyote
with such bad mange as to just [word crossed out] have
lost almost all its hair. A few
straggling tufts along the mid dorsal
line, the ears + lower legs was
all the fur remaining.
It was weak + apparently not
very active. Sex [female symbol]. apparently yearling
George Camp last Sunday found a dead
elk calf, cause of death unknown
but coyote were feeding on the
carcass.
Waterfalls Cabin, Poboktan Cr. [Creek] July 3/44 [1944]
A very [word crossed out] few elk [word crossed out] coyote tracks along the
trail today. Fresh tracks near the cabin
Brazeau Lake Cabin [underlined] July 7/44 [1944]
Saw a coyote just west of the cabin
It was being pursued by a pair of
thrush + a pair of Audobon warblers.
Brazeau Lake Cabin July 8, 1944.
Jim [Simpson] shot a [female symbol] coyote on hill above
cabin. Wt [weight] 23 lbs. [pounds] Had had pups.
Meas [underlined] [measurements] 1010, 342, 180, 105.
Stomach contents: feathers of spruce grouse?
44: 7: 8. hair.
Isaac Cr. [Creek] July 10/44 [1944]
George Camp saw a coyote about
3 miles back along the trail.
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