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- Ovis canadensis [underlined].
April 29/43 [1943]
Today saw 3 [female symbol] sheep on rugged bluffs
just west of Sinclair Canyon - very poor
sheep counting.
Diseases:- In conversation with Chief Warden
[space left blank] of Kootenay Park he tells me
that 106 sheep were found dead near
Radium. Several were found in the
last stages. They seemed to come down
to water. The disease started during
a very wet fall. Sheep would get
very groggy - develop a bad cough +
die quite rapidly - sometimes almost
overnight.
This winter a ewe + a young ram
developed scabs all over face + lips,
lips bleeding in many places. Ewe is
thought to have recovered but ram
died + parts sent to Humphrey at
Kamloops - no identification. Inside of
back of mouth showed no lesions.
Reports band at head of Cross River
not effected.
Banff. Alta. [Alberta] June 2/43 [1943].
Saw 24 sheep at mile 8.
From now on all last years animals will be
called yearlings.
" June 3.
Census [underlined]:- mile 2 6 [female symbol] 1 2 yrs [years] [male symbol] 3 yearling
" 6 9 [female symbol] 3 [male symbol] ([illegible words] yr. [year]), 3 yearlings
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