Ontario Sessional Papers, 1901, . Amys Falls. Party No. ( Rapids at foot of Amys Falls, Ogoki Biver. Party No. 6. [40] 1900 ] EXPLORATION SURVEY PARTY No. 5. 157 Fur and Game. Most of the small fur bearing animals foand in Northern Ontario occur in this dis-trict, including mink,otter,fisher,marten,fox and muskrat. Beaver are becoming very rare,and few traces of their work were seen. Only two or three moose are killed in a year bythe Indians who trade at the local post, but they are said to be coming into the districtfrom the east. Oaribou are fairly common, especially in the neigh
Ontario Sessional Papers, 1901, . Amys Falls. Party No. ( Rapids at foot of Amys Falls, Ogoki Biver. Party No. 6. [40] 1900 ] EXPLORATION SURVEY PARTY No. 5. 157 Fur and Game. Most of the small fur bearing animals foand in Northern Ontario occur in this dis-trict, including mink,otter,fisher,marten,fox and muskrat. Beaver are becoming very rare,and few traces of their work were seen. Only two or three moose are killed in a year bythe Indians who trade at the local post, but they are said to be coming into the districtfrom the east. Oaribou are fairly common, especially in the neighborhood of Pine is the commonest big game, over a hundred being killed annually in the Long LakeHouse district. Ducks and partridge are very numerous, though the former are shy andhard to obtain. Geese do not breed in the district, but are plentiful in the spring andautumn months. Pike, pickerel, salmon trout and suckers are found in most of the lakesand streams. Water Powers. The water volumes of the rivers in the district, while subject to great variati
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