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- Alces. [underlined]
Head of Brazeau R. [river] [underlined] July 27/43. [1943]
Moose sign moderately abundant.
Census:- Saw a [male symbol] at 100 mile of Jasper Highway
Brazeau Basin. [underlined] July 28/43 [1943]
Census:- On Jonas Pass, 1 cow + calf., 2 bulls
From Poboktan Cr. [creek] to Indian Pass 5 bulls
Licks:- There is a well used moist earth lick
on the bank of the creek coming down
into the Poboktan from Indian Pass. About a
mile from the junction.
Feeding:- 4 large bulls were grazing [underlined] on the
steep hillside above timberline.
Same Local July 30/43 [1943]
[James (Jim)] Simpson + Slim saw a large cow + calf [word crossed out] yearling
about 2 miles above our camp. Some moose
winter up the river but very few.
Saw 2 shed antlers.
Brazeau Lake Cabin July 31/43. [1943]
This evening a cow + calf came to the
horses salt block at the cabin. Lay
down + chewed at the salt.
From droppings + shed antlers apparently
there is a fair winter moose population
but nothing like the elk pop. [population]
Isaac Cr. [creek] Aug. [August] 1/43 [1943]
Moose abundant in winter + fairly
common in summer. One [male symbol] seen.
Lick [underlined]:- A large lick at a sulphur spring
at the forks of trails to Isaac C. [creek] + Fork Cr. [creek]
Kills:- a large bull dead 1940-41. rostrum
gone - may be a wolf kill.
Range:- In 1910[?] no moose anywhere in this country.
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