. Sentier et d'un feu de camp [microforme] : le livre de la Boone and Crockett Club. La chasse, chasse, chasse, chasse. Sentier et Camp-Fire à travers d'un ours, et enfin, après une chaude chase, l'a amené au bay sur un étroit sentier tournant autour d'une immense falaise, où nous l'a tué. Sa mort lui a envoyé les luttes sur la falaise et sur les rochers au-dessous. Toutes ces circonstances présente de façon vivante à l'esprit de cerise une aventure qui lui est arrivé quelques années auparavant, alors qu'il chassait l'ours dans les montagnes de Sierre Madre. Le pays a été rude et presque impraticables sur horse- retour, et enfin il est venu à un tel pl

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. Trail and camp-fire [microform] : the book of the Boone and Crockett Club. Hunting; Hunting; Chasse; Chasse. Trail and Camp-Fire across a good-sized bear, and finally, after a hot chase, brought him to bay on a narrow trail running around a huge cliff, where we killed him. His death struggles sent him over the cliff and to the rocks below. All of these circumstances brought vividly to Cherry's mind an adventure which happened to him some years before, while hunting bear in the Sierre Madre Mountains. The country was rough and almost impassable on horse- back, and finally he came to such a place that he was compelled to dismount and seek a way out on foot. He found a narrow trail with a high bluff above him and a precipice below, and had reconnoitered this for some distance when he saw, rounding the turn ahead of him, a huge California grizzly. He had left his rifle behind him, so hastened to make a retreat in good order, but on turning the curve behind him, he beheld to his horror another grizzly coming in the opposite direction. For thou- sands of feet, so it seemed to Cherry, the clifif rose above him almost perpendicularly, and the descent into the cafion below was just as steep. Most men in a similar predicament would have ceased to think of the affairs of this earth and concentrated their attention on 64. approa showed likewisi noses t louder Cherry bear pj then, w I each we I a look 1 I fromvi< J putting j ening h I of the t ^ as close. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Grinnell, George Bird, 1849-1938; Roosevelt, Theodore, 1858-1919. New York : Forest and Stream Pub. Co.

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