The Wilderness Hunter; An Account of the Big Game of the United States And Its Chase With Horse, Hound, And Rifle;
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They have been sometimes spoken of as forming a separate species ; but, judging from my own limited experience, and from a comparison of the many hides I 248 The Wilderness Hunter.
have seen, I think they are really the same animal, many individuals of the two so-called varieties being quite indistinguishable. In fact the only moderate-sized herd of wild bison in existence to-day, the protected herd in the Yellowstone Park, is composed of animals intermediate in habits and coat between the moun...tain and plains varieties — as were all the herds of the Bighorn, Big Hole, Upper Madison, and Upper Yellowstone valleys.
However, the habitat of these wood and mountain bison yielded them shelter from hunters in a way that the plains never could, and hence they have always been harder to kill in the one place than in the other ; for precisely the same reasons that have held good with the elk, which have been completely exterminated from the plains, while still abundant in many of the forest fastnesses of the Rockies.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They have been sometimes spoken of as forming a separate species ; but, judging from my own limited experience, and from a comparison of the many hides I 248 The Wilderness Hunter.
have seen, I think they are really the same animal, many individuals of the two so-called varieties being quite indistinguishable. In fact the only moderate-sized herd of wild bison in existence to-day, the protected herd in the Yellowstone Park, is composed of animals intermediate in habits and coat between the moun...tain and plains varieties — as were all the herds of the Bighorn, Big Hole, Upper Madison, and Upper Yellowstone valleys.
However, the habitat of these wood and mountain bison yielded them shelter from hunters in a way that the plains never could, and hence they have always been harder to kill in the one place than in the other ; for precisely the same reasons that have held good with the elk, which have been completely exterminated from the plains, while still abundant in many of the forest fastnesses of the Rockies.
What to read after The Wilderness Hunter; An Account of the Big Game of the United States And Its Chase With Horse, Hound, And Rifle;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Roosevelt Theodore to read onlineMoreLess
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