True Bear Stories
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The first camp was in a clump of chinca- pin brush at Stone Corral. There were bear tracks in the soft ground at the edge of the creek, which induced the hunters to spend two days in prospecting that part of the country. One of the proposed plans for capturing the bear was to run him out of the rocks and brush to some reasonably open bit of country like Squaw Flat or one of the small level patches near camp and 170 TEUE BEAK STORIES.
lasso him, but the impracticable nature of that scheme was so...on demonstrated. On the next day after making camp the Exam- iner's own bear catcher went out on a nerv- ous black horse called "Nig" to find out where the Stone Corral bear was spending the summer and incidentally to get some venison. The Stone Corral bear was there or thereabouts beyond any doubt. He ran the correspondent out of the brush and showed a perverse disposition to do all the hunting himself. "Nig" would not stand to let his rider take a shot, but when the bear gave notice of his presence by growl- ing and smashing down the brush twenty yards away, he wheeled and bolted towards camp.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The first camp was in a clump of chinca- pin brush at Stone Corral. There were bear tracks in the soft ground at the edge of the creek, which induced the hunters to spend two days in prospecting that part of the country. One of the proposed plans for capturing the bear was to run him out of the rocks and brush to some reasonably open bit of country like Squaw Flat or one of the small level patches near camp and 170 TEUE BEAK STORIES.
lasso him, but the impracticable nature of that scheme was so...on demonstrated. On the next day after making camp the Exam- iner's own bear catcher went out on a nerv- ous black horse called "Nig" to find out where the Stone Corral bear was spending the summer and incidentally to get some venison. The Stone Corral bear was there or thereabouts beyond any doubt. He ran the correspondent out of the brush and showed a perverse disposition to do all the hunting himself. "Nig" would not stand to let his rider take a shot, but when the bear gave notice of his presence by growl- ing and smashing down the brush twenty yards away, he wheeled and bolted towards camp.
What to read after True Bear Stories?
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