The Badminton Magazine 1898-09: Vol 7 Iss 38 (1898)
Longman, Green & Co · leaf 24
plenty of venison, and did not want his head, and so rode on unheeding. The buck stood perfectly still and watched us out of sight with- out moving a muscle. He thought himself unseen, his grey autumn coat harmonising exactly with his surroundings. Had we stopped to take a shot, he would no doubt… … SNOWED UP ON THE MAIN DIVIDE Forks of Snake River, late in the fall. The deer were all leaving the Main Divide for winter range on the Red Desert. Venison . was necessary for our camp, and I was returning, with my hunter, after a long day’s ride without having seen a single buck, though does were…
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