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- Canis latrans.
head of McConnell Cr. [creek] Aug [August] 19/45 [1945]
3 scats 100% mouse.
Halfway Cabin, Red Deer R. [River] Aug [August] 20/45 [1945]
Prey [illegible word]:- See todays account of sheep for the coyote
attack on a lamb.
Measurements. [male symbol] 1265, 3 #2508.
Weight 33 lbs [pounds] very thin.
No parasites + apparently healthy.
Moult still in progress
Food:- Stomach contained an entire Col. [Columbian] groundsquirrel
Paradise Mine, B.C. Aug. [August] 29/45 [1945]
Frank Tyler last year saw a coyote pull
down a white-tail doe. It ran the
deer onto the ice of the river + by
heading it off kept it from reaching
shore then closed + by leaping
on its neck twice forced it
down. The second time it stayed
down. He has counted as many
as 7 kills in a mile of river.
Mostly yearlings. Another warden
counted 16 kills in one mile.
He once found where several
coyotes had found a weak elk.
They had pulled out quite a lot
of hair but the elk had gotten to its
feet + run off.
Deer are very frightened of coyotes
in that vicinity, at least in winter
months.
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