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- Canis latrans [underlined]
Whenever he heard them barking + investigated they
were at a wolf kill or other carcase [carcass] not
killed by themselves.
Banff. July 4/45 [1945]
Examined coyote scats as follows on Mt [mount] Edith
Pass trail.
1 Moose calf - June.
1 elk " [calf] carrion " [June]
1 " " " " [elk calf carrion June]
1 rabbit winter
1 grass
Waterton July 10/45. [1945]
Saw one mangy coyote. de Weber
reports many of them this way.
Saw an adult on Blakiston Brook on
July 15/45 [1945] + a pup 4 mi [miles] E [east] of town on the
16th
Coyotes are not shot in this park
" [Waterton] July 18/45 [1945]
F.H. Riggall of Twin Butte reports that on
Feb. [February] 28, 1931 on Pass Cr. [creek] he watched 3 coyotes
working a small group of ewe + yng [young]
sheep. One was chasing + 2 others
herding from the flanks. Their efforts
appeared to be toward driving them over
a cliff or into a deep drift. They
were unsuccessful.
On March 19 or 20, 1934 after a snowfall
of about 3 ft [feet] followed by a heavy freeze
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