. Extinct Pennsylvania animals. Zoology. 116 WOLF DAYS IN PENNSYLVANIA. be living in the Cameron County wilds today, he be- lieves, but for forest fires, the lack of food supply, •and, above all, reckless poisoning. According to Seth Iredell Nelson, a man named William Bonsai, while riding horseback through a forest in Clearfield Coun- ty, killed a wolf with a club; that was about 1891 or 1892. J. E. Cleveland, of Bradford County, driving a pair of fractious colts from Fox Centre, Sullivan County, to his home in Canton in the fall of 1877, en- countered a large wolf in the road which badly fri
. Extinct Pennsylvania animals. Zoology. 116 WOLF DAYS IN PENNSYLVANIA. be living in the Cameron County wilds today, he be- lieves, but for forest fires, the lack of food supply, •and, above all, reckless poisoning. According to Seth Iredell Nelson, a man named William Bonsai, while riding horseback through a forest in Clearfield Coun- ty, killed a wolf with a club; that was about 1891 or 1892. J. E. Cleveland, of Bradford County, driving a pair of fractious colts from Fox Centre, Sullivan County, to his home in Canton in the fall of 1877, en- countered a large wolf in the road which badly fright- ened' the team. Ebenezer Leach, of Luzerne County, told of a fawn in Leggett's Gap pursued closely by two wolves, which ran up to him and placed its head between his legs for Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original Shoemaker, Henry W. (Henry Wharton), b. 1880. [Altoona, Pa. The Altoona Tribune Publishing Co
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