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- Felis concolor.
Jasper. May 4/45. [1945]
Wells has seen in 20 years about
10 coyotes killed by cougar + in
most instances they were at cougar
kills.
A female he was following in
one day killed and ate a coyote
+ later pulled down a deer.
' [Jasper] May 9/45 [1945]
Examined remains of a doe deer killed
just behind the upper cabin on Medicine
Lake. Though Ed Macdonald was in
the cabin + the kill took place less
than 10 yards from it he heard
no sound.
Waterton L. [Lake] July 18/1945.
F.H. Riggall of Twin Butte reports very
few lions in this area. Two or
three sets of tracks are seen in
a couple of winters around Yarrow
Cr. [creek] + Pass Creek.
See Oreamnos [underlined] notes for this date
for account of lion killing this animal
Banff. Sept [September] 8/45 [1945]
Alec Nelles tells me that he has weighed
several Mt [mountain] lions. One old male
in poor condition weighed 171 lbs. [pounds]
a small ad [adult] [female symbol] 90 lbs. [pounds] Average
[female symbol] about 140 lbs. [pounds] Largest [male symbol] estimated
at 200 lbs [pounds], this animal had hunted
for 4 days before making a kill
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