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- Cervus canadensis [underlined]
calves eating the earth
Winter [underlined]:- [Edward] MacDonald reports that last
winter a few bulls wintered at the
head of Medicine Lake + even up to
Jacques Lake.
Kill:- 1 adult bull dead in pass.
Jacques Lake Aug [August] 7/43 [1943].
Winter elk pop. [population] along Rocky must
be low. All the way down there
were scattered aspen + willow chaws
but only one shed antler seen
in the entire distance.
Jasper, Alta. [Alberta] Aug. [August] 12/43 [1943]
Very few elk summering up Fiddle
Creek. I think I saw tracks of a fawn
+ certainly those of an adult.
Shale Banks, Snake Indian. Aug [August] 14/43 [1943]
Shed antlers as far up as here. Borstrom [Frank Burstrom]
has seen both cows + bulls in
winter as far up as Willow Creek.
Range conditions excellent. Light aspen
chawing. A fair stand of young aspen
+ popular. Grass conditions excellent.
Codominant Rye + pine grass.
Little Heaven Summit, [illegible name] Creek. Aug. [August] 16/43 [1943]
Antlers:- Saw 7 bulls one of them with
antlers stripped but still white.
Winter range:- Aspen chawing as far as
5 miles west of Willow Creek cabin
Food:- Eating heavily on that pungent composite
I collected at Cairn Pass.
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