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- Rangifer
but no lung worm could be found.
Fixed some abscessed [abscessed] tissue.
Licks:- Watched 4 at licks today. In
the Marl Camp Lick they nibbled
the earth or drank the spring water
No fecaliths - no laxative effect
apparent but all droppings are lax
at this time.
Food:- Stomach contents 50% a
brown capped, white gilled mushroom
50% vegetation including grass
lichen (very little) + alpine willow.
Injury:- Right foreleg has metacarpal
deformed - either as result of an
injury or arthritis.
Lower Smoky. Aug [August] 29/43 [1943]
Saw a 2-3 yr [year] old [male symbol] caribou about
3 miles down from the pass.
Tracks on the trail all the way
down to the Smoky.
Migration:- [Warden Mickey] McGuire reports seeing
caribou moving down the Smoky
past Adolphus Lake in the autumn
move right now the river +
out of the park to winter.
Adolphus Lake Aug. [August] 30/43 [1943]
Noted caribou tracks to within 5 miles
of here, but they do range just over the boundary into B.C. [British Columbia]
[Warden Mickey] McGuire reports the head of Short Creek
is a good place for caribou.
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