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- excerpts from Hatters notes
Jasper. Alces. June 6/45 [1945]
Kills [underlined]:- 2 ad [adult] [male symbol] carcasses at Willow Creek. [Bob] Jones
believes that they fell through the ice +
floated down stream - were pulled out
+ devoured by grizzlies.
Willow Cr. [Creek], June 7/45. [1945]
Kills:- Cow moose killed by wolves in April
has abcess [abscess] in lower jaw - Specimen
saved. Killed in April when 2-3 ft [feet]
of crusted snow on the ground.
" [Willow Creek] June 8/45 [1945]
Census:- One a 6 hr [hour] walk down the old trails
to mud creek + back to Willow Cr. [creek] a
distance of 10-12 miles counted 6 [male symbol], 2 [female symbol]
" [Willow Creek] June 9/45 [1945]
Calf. Cow + young calf passed the cabin this
morning.
" [Willow Creek] June 11/45. [1945]
A cow has been feeding on willows
across the creek for most of the
afternoon - another cow - neither
seen before came to the slough this
evening.
Blue Creek. June 12-15/45. [1945]
Near cabin 2 [male symbol] 1 [female symbol] 4?
1 [female symbol] 1 [male symbol], 1 [female symbol].
Topaz. June 15/45 [1945]
Kills:- Found head of a moose killed last
winter by wolves? Prime male apparently
in good condition. Bob Jones does
not think this was a wolf kill. as he saw
no sign of wolves in the area at that time.
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