California Condor Ebenezer Millan 28 May 1964. Appear in the Justice Court in Tehachapi at 10:00 A.M. on June 3, 1964. Mr. Warden Reed and I then drove to Horse-thief Camp and there Warden Reed picked up the .22 Caliber rifle that Binkley had used in shooting the Condor. Mr. Binkley having told Warden Reed where it could be found at the time Warden Reed was issuing the Citation at the Binkley House- trailer a short time before, while Warden Reed went to the Horse-thief Camp for the gun I hiked up the Canyon, down which the two Condor had flown moments before being one of them was wounded by a shot from Mr. Binkley's .22 Caliber Rifle. I thought the birds may have come from eating on a carcass due to their flying so low. I also searched for evidence of feathers that might have fallen from the wounded bird, but found none, and neither did I see feathers fall from the bird when it was hit even though I distinctly heard the bullet hit with a sharp thud. I then [illegible] led Warden Reed to the exact spot from which Binkley had fired the shot, and showed him the stub end of a cigarette that had been smoked by one of the men as they sat on these rocks. We then drove down Sheep-trail Grade - I left Warden Reed at foot of grade, he driving on towards Bakersfield, I to Arvin, where I got some groceries then returned to Sheeptrail Grade where I spent the night camped out on Commando Point inside the property of Rex Ellsworth.