Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1906-09-13

NmP Am&nnnA~ Nr~ ~trwNE HNM t-aaAMm9
swEmm~r- s-a Take the w@r-~
LIk~ q wud Fev~H rh~tr E~ap-
wb~s Chased ~ sh~ cray wsaG
The great rarslssu herlIs 20 View
f0undllnd migrate scullananaiiv. ana
no one tuf an aetual witness % shs-~s
mfzrafians can form au asseanate csu-
ccrtion 90 the marveiaus aHmn~r of
deer witch th.s islanf contains.
Tt ls estimated that tiie nmmtrr whirh
crossed 30 Exploits rtver a- sne rstnr
during ten days In tsse autumsI of last
year exceeded teen rniz crn~stnz
grouud s ouir eue "a -eurcS - similar
trails.
Somew here about the midsiie IL Ss-f-
teu4lcr the migratory tide -~t~ sontA-
war,f. TIE kinds. w.rh flwaS. forming
the vanguard VI ths laa- FrocvSsion-
T1s. laxy sta=s haa- ln she rear nmt4i
some storm Hnorc severe than ordinary
gives unrnlStagnhls emrnest af the
approach % winter
Then aE nlike hurry toward rhe sh~t
tered districts IN ne south. taxing a
straight course over howiAier sfrwwn
NttfI1lIAAA ANtt~@4A4+ 80 AAAf@
obdurate masses q timber. arrssss
mountain torrents and Immense lakes
uuriu.. winters eg uuu~rlaI severity
the animals aftsu draw quite near tp
tne settlements on the south euaEst.
whercuQon the seftiers- arn~sl with
fearSone frearrls. such as Seaiers mSed
some iffy years a<o. Strai9htway PRO-
yetsl f0 alecimatc rlie hertis win Tui-
l,ys % huckshot- rhe price q earib~u
venG~on ar such fames ia fn~ city of St.
Johu's has hsru known 20 drug 70
ceats a paunt
The fees af ti4p caribou ether than
man are nrt numerous Although ne
bIs rray wulf ~ sslii Fwpursrsf EN- the
northern rlalus IA elnsisierssote auznr
bcrs. 10 ~ now sessioFn encountered in
ths Interior. uaving formerly existed
In large PACKS. it - SUPPOSED thas a
migration must have e~wurrud arru~s
the winter lce fees of the Bile Isie
strait 10 the enast - fanradEnr.
Even such q rpsloabsabIe b~asf sf
prey as the cray wolf could at 40 tim~
make certain ~ a sucressfri faray NJ
ON an animal entJawe.l with stnch ETunt
speed and endurance a% a we1 <ruwn
carsb.ru. n frrl~tvserthy odd Sewfsunsl
rana trapper snys fhnr h. unrw witness
81 an exciting chaze by wolves %
couple ~ prscNerN. or two yemr-oht rnr-
Ib1u stags
Both sides douhth-sH were Eufnw &C
rh~lr utna~r pace. He measured enc
r.,an.ts ~ fhe enrshcra anil fasana sn~sn
egEhteen Feet. whtim rhs wolves ONLY
1 cleared fourteen feet. - thsf The cnrt
bon easily gained on fh@m when einm@
/ pressed
~ much ahead we're thm emribam nc
times thar they rolled gwsr on fhrfr
hacks Ia TIE snow % eoal their ran1in<
4 mwgF Nssn afnr slp~ mmnA mMmHmmsM r@ mmnm-
er new strength and rrfreshmenf fruuz
4 the act
Another enemy q the carbon fawns
| has ~ Iate years quietly replmced the
| woif the sfraithy ausI blDodsharwry
Lynx canadenshs. The hIand &C thfs
dafa gwArruS with these mrrwm rar2
AnfIers are couImon - both ssxes of
the enrIb1u. There are rnr~ arrmaanmM1
staas wlIh siort ie<s ansi cofupaet bod
les whlrh never carry amfimrs mn4
shnv ~ rri,lImtrfary growth. and thsrw
aIso are s1rse few aIo~s d~wuisl q hErzs.
A Nerfourgflanf xuisfe tells @f seeing
a dozen mature earft~su m companF.
AMI only onr. a nearly white stag car
rieI anfiers.
The carbon H. a stronx and gall4nx
swimmer. Zach rmb = Hkr paddlat
tn exfenslerI hoof answering to ths
blade In fte winter tae FROG cf these
eu8rmoss hoafs brsorre- rnmpa~teiy
asanrfesl. 80 shnf - slap~ rryws e1n-
cave. While very sharp. sh~It IIke edEes
grow well uus on fhe nsnrEfna. aaHist-
inr en- animal immensely In eruswfmw
fruzen inEes and scaiiuG ne steep sides
~ Slippery rDek pr~viptrvg-
n - an Iaserrsfinz sixht % wateh tns
hertis taking wafer WITH as msurh an-
e0ueeru ~ wfhi fowls. TS~ erorne1s
thieEness ~ tfeir ds'nse cnmfa of hair
,Ioubtie~s helps 20 hnat tbeir t'osiI~w
hixh atose the srrfacr. giving hunJ-
nney almost eIuaI 70 that ~ rurk
jacket
While sv im4mlug thsy rrsG tl~fr ur-
dsrlaws on the water. with nostrfis
slightly elevated. and cnrry fhmtr whlte
srssf- s.reet slsguid ti,~y snsisl~niy catch
a whlr o. wind from tAe hunter fhry
give evidenca ~ their eEcitTfne1f Ny
bounding tmlce o. thrice almost en-
firely clear ~ tie water. causing fre-
ruensi0us cOmmofiou.
Ia their migration they are usually
-eru 20 travel On the leads tdeer Dafhsl
IN single Hle. The stays na rule. bring
inz up the rear. The most forward and
alert seufincls % the herds nrs the bar
ron DOES. Next come The AD~s WIN
fawus. always prepared 60 gfve warn
ing 90 their intIoient e0n~orts- All the
saVaBuns q the Interior ~ Sewfound-
land are scored ~ well defined leads.
which the herds invariably make for
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