Rod und Gewehr., Iwould hll. seinen Kopf voller Kugeln vor hatte er Zeit aus histracks zu bewegen. Ich hve Schüsse gehen so schnell wie ich Abdrücken, exjjecting himto nach unten und außen, bis zu diesem Zeitpunkt werden, butno solches Glück war zu mir. Insteadhe begann im Kreis herum zu laufen, in der Luft, als ich dachte, und alle auf einmal für das Dickicht auf thefar Seite gestartet. Ich packte mein Gewehr knock-ihn Ed mit einer Kugel in den Nacken.. n ach ihn genau untersuchen foundwhere ich eine Kugel sein Kiefer gebrochen hatte, ein anderes heraus geklopft hatte etwas von histeeth und noch eine tlatteneditself hatte auf der Seite der

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Rod and gun . that Iwould hll .his head full of bullets be-fore he had time to move out of histracks. I let go hve shots as fast as Icould pull the trigger, exjjecting himto be down and out by that time, butno such luck was to be mine. Insteadhe started to walk around in a circle, sniffing the air, as I thought, and all at once started for the thicket on thefar side. Grabbing my rifle I knock-ed him out with a bullet in the neck..fter examining him closely I foundwhere a bullet had broken his jaw, another had knocked out some of histeeth and still another had tlatteneditself out on the side of his head.When I got back to the cabin thatnight I hung the pistol up on the wallwith the rest of the relics. It mightbe all right for target practice but itsure was no bear gun. It took me the best part of thenext day to flesh and stretch the skinand clean the skull. The next day I was after the brownbear I had seen the first day. I wentdirect to where I had left the carcaseof the bear and when I got there it. The Skin of the Big Grizzly 20 ROD AND GUN IN CANADA was gone. As I looked up I saw abear going out of sight on my right, so taking two quick shots I broughthim down. When I came up to himhe was dead with two bullets in hisneck. As I turned I saw the brownbear going out of sight, but as I wasnot prepared to see another bear justthen he was gone before I could takeaim. I ran over to where I had seenhim go into the thicket, but did notget a glimpse of him although I knewhe was not very far away. For ashort time I could hear him movingabout and snorting. I had only gota glimpse of him as he disappearednto the thicket but as I thought itover it began to dawn on me that hewas extra large. I began to skin the bear I had justshot, which was a very large, male, black bear. When I got through Itook a look around to see what hadbecome of the carcase of the otherbear. In a short time I found it, partly covered with moss and leaves.Being in a hurry to get back to thecabin I did not stop

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