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- Karen Dykes
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- Ovis canadensis [underlined]
All three were old rams with full
curl horns measuring about 26" with
12" +/- base.
On Sofa Mt [Mountain] found many fresh
beds high up under the rim rock.
The sheep were seeking the shade of
the east facing cliffs in the heat
of the afternoon.
Dormer Cabin Aug [August] 10/1945
Plenty of old sheep sign on the
hills north of the cabin but recent
sign suggests that only a few head.
G. [George] Harrison tells me that in former
years he has seen a hundred to 200
head in autumn + winter on the
grassy hillsides at the head of the Stony
Creek. As many as 500 on a trip down
the Panther from Sulphur Springs. Noted
a sharp decrease some 8 years ago.
Saw 5 rams on Dormer Pass yesterday
2 more today
BruceMitchell saw 14 rams when he was coming
over the summit today. There is a
lick just before the trail breaks off
down to the Dormer Cabin.
Disease [underlined] Found a forearm with some
arthritic dipping around the joint.
Found a skull. dead 7 or 8 years
one horn broken about 15 inches
from base. Broken off some time
before death.
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