Coyotes Eat Nearly Everything in Idaho Mountains
A federal state cooperative wild life research unit at the University of Idaho finds coyotes in Salmon River mountains eat a wide range of prey and items from grouse and birds to rodents, deer, elk, pine nuts, leaves, grass, twigs, clay and even red cloth, based on over a year of field study by Stewart Brandberg and Wright Smith.
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Salmon River
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Origin Of Eskimos In North America Traced By Dorset Findings
Washington reports that a three acre stretch along Newfoundland and Labrador coasts uncovered Dorset Eskimo sites dating back about 200 years in a search to locate the first Eskimos to migrate from Asia. Dartmouth College curator Elmer Harp Jr cites six occupation sites at Port au Choix 2 with stone tools, dwelling pits, food bones, and maybe skin tents, suggesting links to earlier nomadic groups.
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Wild Firing Hunter Too Much For Him
W F Hendrickson recounts a dangerous hunting encounter in Salt Lake City. A hunter fired at him repeatedly through brush, nearly striking him, until Hendrickson subdued the shooter. The man, claiming a doe permit, fired at anything that moved hoping for a kill and apologized after explaining the mistake.
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UPI
W. F. Hendrickson
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