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168 THROUGH THE MACKENZIE BASIN
Investigator. As already mentioned, a number of hardy
reindeer bucks remain all winter near the Arctic coast of
the lower Anderson i n Liverpool Bay.
Statement showing the yearly migration of the Barren Ground
reindeer from the north, and their spring return thereto, as
observed at the Hudson's Bay Company's post of Lac du Brochet,
Reindeer Lake, 1873 to 1890.
Season.
1873.
None were observed passing the neighborhood of the post.
1874.
May 9. First deer seen on their spring migration to the north.
Nov. 14. First deer seen on their yearly return from the north.
1875.
Apr. 26. First deer seen on their spring return to the north.
Oct. 27. First deer seen on their autumn return from the north.
1876.
May 17. First deer seen on their spring return to the north.
Oct. 29. First deer seen on their autumn return from the north.
1877.
Apr. 21. First deer seen on their spring return to the north.
Dec. 28. First deer seen on their autumn return from the north.
1878.
Apr. 27. First deer seen on their spring return to the north.
Nov. 12. First deer seen on their autumn return from the north.
1879.
Apr. 24. First deer seen on their spring return to the north.
Nov. 18. First deer seen on their autumn return from the north.
1880.
May 12. First deer seen on their spring return to the north.
Nov. 26. First deer seen on their autumn return from the north.
1881.
Apr. 22. First deer seen on their spring return to the north.
Oct. 24. First deer seen on their autumn return from the north.
1882.
Apr. 26. First deer seen on their spring return to the north.
Dec. 15. First deer seen on their autumn return from the north.
1883.
Apr. 26. First deer seen on their spring return to the north.
Nov. 6. First deer seen on their autumn return from the north.
1884.
May 1. First deer seen on their spring return to the north.
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| OCR | 168 THROUGH THE MACKENZIE BASIN Investigator. As already mentioned, a number of hardy reindeer bucks remain all winter near the Arctic coast of the lower Anderson i n Liverpool Bay. Statement showing the yearly migration of the Barren Ground reindeer from the north, and their spring return thereto, as observed at the Hudson's Bay Company's post of Lac du Brochet, Reindeer Lake, 1873 to 1890. Season. 1873. None were observed passing the neighborhood of the post. 1874. May 9. First deer seen on their spring migration to the north. Nov. 14. First deer seen on their yearly return from the north. 1875. Apr. 26. First deer seen on their spring return to the north. Oct. 27. First deer seen on their autumn return from the north. 1876. May 17. First deer seen on their spring return to the north. Oct. 29. First deer seen on their autumn return from the north. 1877. Apr. 21. First deer seen on their spring return to the north. Dec. 28. First deer seen on their autumn return from the north. 1878. Apr. 27. First deer seen on their spring return to the north. Nov. 12. First deer seen on their autumn return from the north. 1879. Apr. 24. First deer seen on their spring return to the north. Nov. 18. First deer seen on their autumn return from the north. 1880. May 12. First deer seen on their spring return to the north. Nov. 26. First deer seen on their autumn return from the north. 1881. Apr. 22. First deer seen on their spring return to the north. Oct. 24. First deer seen on their autumn return from the north. 1882. Apr. 26. First deer seen on their spring return to the north. Dec. 15. First deer seen on their autumn return from the north. 1883. Apr. 26. First deer seen on their spring return to the north. Nov. 6. First deer seen on their autumn return from the north. 1884. May 1. First deer seen on their spring return to the north. |
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