The Extermination of the American Bison
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There are probably eight or tenstragglers still remaining in that region, hiding in the wildest andmost broken tracts of the bad lands, as far as possible from the cattleranches, and where even cowboys seldom go save on a round-up. From thefact that no other buffaloes, at least so far as can be learned, havebeen killed in Montana during the last two years, I am convinced thatthe bunch referred to are the last representatives of the speciesremaining in Montana.
In the spring of 1886 Mr. B. C. Wi...nston, while on a hunting trip about75 miles west of Grand Rapids, Dakota, saw seven buffaloes--five adultanimals and two calves; of which he killed one, a large bull, and caughta calf alive. On September 11, 1888, a solitary bull was killed 3 milesfrom the town of Oakes, in Dickey County. There are still threeindividuals in the unsettled country lying between that point and theMissouri, which are undoubtedly the only wild representatives of therace east of the Missouri River.
On April 28, 1887, Dr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There are probably eight or tenstragglers still remaining in that region, hiding in the wildest andmost broken tracts of the bad lands, as far as possible from the cattleranches, and where even cowboys seldom go save on a round-up. From thefact that no other buffaloes, at least so far as can be learned, havebeen killed in Montana during the last two years, I am convinced thatthe bunch referred to are the last representatives of the speciesremaining in Montana.
In the spring of 1886 Mr. B. C. Wi...nston, while on a hunting trip about75 miles west of Grand Rapids, Dakota, saw seven buffaloes--five adultanimals and two calves; of which he killed one, a large bull, and caughta calf alive. On September 11, 1888, a solitary bull was killed 3 milesfrom the town of Oakes, in Dickey County. There are still threeindividuals in the unsettled country lying between that point and theMissouri, which are undoubtedly the only wild representatives of therace east of the Missouri River.
On April 28, 1887, Dr.
What to read after The Extermination of the American Bison?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hornaday, William Temple, 1854-1937 to read onlineMoreLess
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