California condor survey field notes, v1477
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California condor. Eben McMillan 22 April 1964 but did not say from what area they came. She told them that trespassing was forbidden on Tejon Ranch Lands. Mrs. Janzen also told me of being at a service station in Arvin last week and hearing a person who said he was trapping and poisoning coyotes in the mountains of the Tejon Ranch, go to great ends to describe how much a threat to human welfare coyotes were, and how they kill sheep in great numbers and calves and deer as well as being a menace to human health by carrying hydrophobia. Mrs. Janzen told him she doubted coyotes killed sheep that were properly cared for and that she thought sheep did as much harm in overgrazing range as coyotes did in killing. I drove from Arvin to Tejon Flats and put my bed-roll down for the night. The sky was clear, but a brisk SW wind was blowing.