Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-12-21
ND MOOSE EVER
4TREED A MAN
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such time the bail neses xsUgi==- - =
note how mneA damage he has sintiss-
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'sTha stories that sss.lle guides se.t.
said York, "aboat lueoHe driving
hunters into trees aud standing guard
/ over them all night, paving the
ground and believing With rage, ars
inventions or nature faisers TO awe
greenhorus. / am convinced that uu
,noese ever deliberately attacked q
human being. unless wounded aud
crazea with pain, In which condition
the sneekest OF animals often beeosne
dangerous; aud whoever tells OF be-
| tng freed by moose at amy time or
under any circumstances " drawing
upon his imagination.
ii have seen two bull s1aose light. z
he says, sswfiiie gtood within d few
rods of them. and keep up the batIle
for half an hour without becoming
aware of my presence. AT other times
/ have padded Nj to d mother moose
when she was feeding on the roots nf
! pond lilies with her head under water.
| and drawn of bali 4 pint of her mlla
without alarming her. have seen
| moose fight with wolves and bears
| and hare observed their extreme So
lsIlcttuda for their young but never
/ yet have seen or known of moose
1 freeing d human being.
No Use for Moosehorn. IL
/ .While Tn talking about lnosfse, !. .
1 York said. n want TO say that take
| no stock In the so-callea .:ssosehorn
/ for calling bulls To. Illear obstruction
| Ia the mating season. The COW moose.
Whose cry is said 10 be closely Iluf-
tated by the birch bark horn. utters
/ q long and doiorous wall at times,
whatever the time of year. have
stood close by several times while
| COW moose were making such cries,
/ but never knew 4 bull to respond, nj
though ] have waited for hours, all
through the matiEs season the bully