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- Odocoileus [underlined]
Jasper, Alta. [Alberta] Dec. [December] 21, 1944
Census 4 does
Food:- Bearberry 5 min
Douglas fir 5 min.
Jasper, Alta. [Alberta] Dec. [December] 22/44 [1944]
Very little sign of deer wintering on
Buffalo Prairie. Wells reports that they
used to be there in large numbers
it is his opinion that the coyotes
killed them off. Speaks of finding
30 carcases [carcasses] one spring attributed
to coyote but evidence shaky or
non-existent
Jasper, Alta [Alberta] [underlined] Dec. [December] 23/44 [1944]
Same deer sign on the east bank of
the Athabasca below Maligne River. Country
badly over browsed.
Kills:- Found a leg that had recently been a
meal for a coyote. No way of knowing what
the cause of death. Several sets of
mt [mountain] lion tracks + were from at least
two lions + the deer may have been
killed by one of there.
Census:- 3 [female symbols] + 2 fawns
Jasper, Alta. [Alberta] [underlined] Dec. [December] 26, 1944
Census. 1 [female symbol] 2 fawns 3 miles N [north]
1[male symbol] 1 [female symbol] 2 " [miles] N [north]
3 [female symbol] 2 fawns Devona Road.
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