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- Cervus [underlined]
Miette R. [River] to Yellowhead Aprile 20/43 [1943].
Disease:- Shot a very weak old bull. Teeth
well worn but not critically so.
Several thousand ticks present, many others
had been dislodged or had completed feeding
+ dropped off . Large areas naked +
bearing healed tick scabs. No lice
or nostril fly, no Lipiptena. [underlined]
Viscera clean except for lungs
which contained many hundred
lung worm in the caudal lobes
Had pus + egg filled apts 5 to 7 mm [millimetres]
long scattered widely through the tissue
Extensive fibrosis of the bronchioles.
3 healed rib fractures two on
right side, one on left.
Lungs failed to collapse when chest cavity opened.
Food:- Stomach contents 98% grass 2% bearberry.
" " (kill) 99% " 1% "
Jasper to Poboktan. April 21/43 [1943]
Saw 65 elk browsing on the lower slope of signal mountain + on the
visible parts of Buffalo Prairie -
widely scattered in small groups +
singles - both sexes but more bulls
higher.
Elk sign all the way up but
areas of concentration as above + above
Athabasca Falls. 30-50 along the whirlpool
the warden saw 25 in one bunch but
most of them went down for the winter.
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