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there is grave doubt that an
extended hunting season would
help the situation
Suggest the possibility that the
Blood Indian reserve might be
used as an area upon which
elk killing could be carried out.
July 16/45 [1945] Waterton Lake.
Today went out to interview Mr
Bradshaw, Mr. W. Jenkins + Mr. H.D.
Riggall with regard to elk damage.
Messrs Bradshaw + Jenkins not in
Mrs Jenkins:- Elk do not trouble
them greatly. They have a seven acre
patch of oats for greenfeed + a small
group of elk (7-10) last year
kept it eaten right down, this
year 3 or 4 animals are keeping
up the good work. They are afraid of
what may happen if elk increase much
more.
Last sumer 2 bulls summered
20 miles east of Pincher Creek and
others at Glenwood. where some were
shot by local residents for doing
damage.
Mr [H.D.] Riggall reports many years of
struggle with elk. He came here 42 years
ago + saw no elk until in 1920-23
they began to enter the region from
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