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27 June Portagea River Cape Sabine Alaska
The vanguard of what turned out to be
the large herd of July 6th last year
was sighted near the cabin at about 1130.
Solomon too off and with about 25 shots
got 6, one of which was black, being
almost completely molted. His activity
and mine apparently turned the
left flank of the advancing herd so
that instead of crossing near our
camp as they did last year they
quartered the wind and moved
generally eastward up the river
valley and south slope. I went out
To 2 Ridge and soon The cabin
were all around me. Stay in the
See of an outcrop and observed and
took pictures of animals from 20 ft.
The wind was from the north so that
Caribou over the ridge toward Cabin
Mt. were spooked. After shooting all
my film and water for 2 hours I return
to the tent for food and film and then
returned, built a good blind at 1530.
Only one farm was seen in 5-10,000
seen earlier. No avian predators
were seen with the exception of
H.T. Jaegers which might have