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- Alces. [underlined]
fighting flies. Chief flies attacking it were
Pin Tails, tabanids + chrysops. in that
order of abundance.
Dormer Cabin Aug [August] 10, 1945.
Saw 2 cow moose on plateau N. [north] of
cabin - one at a mud lick.
1 cow on Stony Creek.
Lots of sign of winter moose work
on the balsams in places on the
plateau
Harrison brought in 1 of 4 antlers
found in the draw just S [south] of the
cabin - wt. [weight] 10 1/2 lbs [pounds].
Sulphur Spr. [Spring] Aug. [August] 13/45. [1945]
Saw one large bull near the summit
N. [north] of camp.
Moose antler 11 lbs [pounds].
" [Sulphur Spring] Aug. [August] 14/45 [1945]
Winter sign very abundant on S [south] face of
ridge S [south] of camp. Right along timberline
they have been browsing balsams
almost exclusively.
Kills:- Remains of a young adult bull
dead 4 years or so in a marshy meadow
S [south] of camp on hillside.
Scotch Camp. [underlined] Aug. [August] 16/45 [1945]
On top of Snow Creek pass saw
3 large bulls, all of them eating
willow.
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