The Black Bear of Pennsylvania
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Nel- son, the premier Clinton County bear hunter, who died THE BLACK BEAR OF PENNSYLVANIA 37 in 1905), log-pens, bear pits, dead falls, dogs, dug out from the Winter quarters, and poisoning.
A list of the great bear hunters of Pennsylvania would sound like a German casualty list, pages and pages long. Among t hose whose names will live in song and story are: Bill Long, of Clearfield County; Jim Jacobs, "The Seneca Bea'r Hunter"; Edwin Grimes, (frontispiece, with the last two of his double cen- ...tury of bears, as described by Mr. French) : Samuel Askey, Center County; "Old Man" Bennett, Lycom- ing County; Jake Drumheller, Northumberland County; C. W. Dickinson, McKean County; Seth I. Nelson, and Seth Nelson, Jr. , Clinton County* David A. Zimmerman arid "Jake" Zimmerman, Union County; Aaron Embigh, Clinton County; "Jake" Ka'rstetter, Clinton County; Frank Dapp, Lycoming County; "Abe" Simcox, Clinton County, and among the younger generation, Chauncey E. Logue, now State Game Inspector, of Cameron County, who in this prosaic day and generation, has nearly fifty bears to his credit, and he is less than fifty years old.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nel- son, the premier Clinton County bear hunter, who died THE BLACK BEAR OF PENNSYLVANIA 37 in 1905), log-pens, bear pits, dead falls, dogs, dug out from the Winter quarters, and poisoning.
A list of the great bear hunters of Pennsylvania would sound like a German casualty list, pages and pages long. Among t hose whose names will live in song and story are: Bill Long, of Clearfield County; Jim Jacobs, "The Seneca Bea'r Hunter"; Edwin Grimes, (frontispiece, with the last two of his double cen- ...tury of bears, as described by Mr. French) : Samuel Askey, Center County; "Old Man" Bennett, Lycom- ing County; Jake Drumheller, Northumberland County; C. W. Dickinson, McKean County; Seth I. Nelson, and Seth Nelson, Jr. , Clinton County* David A. Zimmerman arid "Jake" Zimmerman, Union County; Aaron Embigh, Clinton County; "Jake" Ka'rstetter, Clinton County; Frank Dapp, Lycoming County; "Abe" Simcox, Clinton County, and among the younger generation, Chauncey E. Logue, now State Game Inspector, of Cameron County, who in this prosaic day and generation, has nearly fifty bears to his credit, and he is less than fifty years old.
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