California Wild Game.
Date
1931
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UNKNOWN
Abstract
"The antelope is a plains' animal and only takes to the mountains for self protection. I have seen drove (the always go in droves) after drove on the plains where the towns of Williams and Willows now stand, of I estimated 200 in a band. They are the prettiest and most symmetrical animal, both in form and motion I ever saw. They don't bound like a deer when running but seem to move almost without effort and on a perfectly horizontal line."
Description
2 sheets 8.5 x 11 inch. Typed. First sheet annotated in ink. Copyright expired in 1959, and was not renewed.