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- Mar. [March] 3. 1939. Goldstream Lakes, B.C. [British Columbia]
Census. In woods at 8 AM. saw 11 deer on
5/16 of a section. = 32 per sq. m. [square mile] by
count + calculation.
By track count in relation to
deer seen we made to population
about 25 on the sq. [square] mile.
Bright sun after light snowfall
during night. In open about
12 in [inches] to 18 in [inches] snow, on salal -
fir ridges about 2 to 6 inches.
Deer population mostly in
groups of 2 to 5 on the
ridges where mature fir sheltered
the salal thickets. When
disturbed the groups broke
up + usually ran off singly
or more often in pairs.
Deer were active at least until
12 o'clock. When disturbed made
for the berry thickets in the
bottoms, passed along these
+ once more took to the ridges.
Gait. In the deeps now jumping was
the usual method of progression
resorted to.
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