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With the white man came the steel trap, the cunning poison capsule and the bounty on wolf scalps. And wherever civilization has got a foothold every hand has been against the wolf summer and winter, rain and shine, night and day. Yet the wolf persists. Every year the federal government appropriates thousands of dollars for the specific purpose of his taking off. Every year, professional hunters and national park and national forest rangers wage relentless war. Yet the wolf persists. Every year, cattlemen and sheepmen combine to fight the despoiler of herds and flocks. Yet the wolf persists. Now, if you still have faith in John instinct theory after Burroughs these facts, listen to the story of the Custer wolf. The Custer wolfs early history is a blank. His public career begins with his appearance nine years ago in Custer county, South Dakota. This county is in the southwestern corner of the state, adjoining the Wyoming line, and one county removed from the Nebraska line. It is Black Hills country, but by no means a wilderness. It has towns, railroads and automobile highways. Why, last summer, Wind Cave national park had 26,312 visitors and 8,240 private automobiles and all went through the Custer olfs bunting ground. breech-loadin- high-pow- hand-mad- e The territory terrorized by the Cus--e- r wmlf is about 60 miles long by 40 wide. Trace an irregular north and south oval in about the center of Custer county, with Custer in the upper, and Pringle in the lower part of it, and the Pelgar mountains extending along its western line. Anywhere in this territory here tonight, and the next night at the other end of it the Custer wolf was at home. During these nine years the stock-me- n paid tribute of about $25,000 in live stock. When he killed for food he picked out the choicest. At times he killed wantonly, for the sake of killing." Often he mutilated for sport, breaking legs, biting off tails and inflicting unspeakable injuries on animals. Says the Letter: He loped through every kind of danger and spurned them all. He sniffed at the subtlest poison and passed it by. The most adroitly concealed trap was as clear to him as a mirror in the sunshine. Old hunters, unerring shots, drew the bead on him and saw him glide away unharmed. The price on his head was $500. Bounty hunters sought him for profit. Sportsmen put forth every device to slay him for reputations sake. And still the old wolf went unscathed about his work of destruction. Credulous people said he was a charmed thing. Others attributed his immunity to a wisdom greater than beast ever before possessed. Still others said he escaped by plain luck the mysterious thing that adheres to some animals as to some men. All kinds of stories got abroad. This thing, they said, was not a wolf not merely a wolf. They believed that nature had perpetrated a monstrosity, half wolf and half mountain lion, possessing the craftiness of both and the cruelty of hell. In public opinion he had all the qualities of the werewolf of the Old World legends. This may be a bit exaggerated, especially in the matter of traps, but the fact remains that he was an efficient bad wolf, so efficient that he escaped all perils, even a great roundup which was tried as a last resort. Here are two instances of his efficient methods the instinct school, please note. Four years ago his mate was killed. He did not take another, and the credulous declared he had devoted himself to revenge her death. The gray wolf, however, Is one of the animals that usually mates for life. He evidently missed her services, for he soon broke in two coyotes to help him. They ate after him from his kills, and never came near him. H used them as bodyguards, pickets an scouts. In traveling they ran on his flanks at from 100 to 200 yards distance. He developed this strategy when trailed. He would back trail to a point where he could watch the trailer from cover. A bear will do this, also some other animals, but old hunters say they never knew another wolf to do It. JjrJ H fctfwzy? tftpAKOTA 1 ?yz j wAsimrof Well, after the failure of the big roundup, the biological survey sent out Williams. His instructions were: Get the Custer wolf and stay till That was in March, 1920. you do. Williams first went into the hills west of Pringle and found that the wolf was staying around some old dens in the Pelgar mountains. So Williams started operations by laying a string of traps. Williams started out by playing a mean trick on the Custer wolf. Instead of relying on the' usual tricks to hide his tracks and obliterate his man smell, he scented up the soles of his shoes. The wolf followed his trail that night, clear around the line of traps. And then the savage old' killer was so fussed up over that scent that he went straight to the Pelgars, cleaned out two old dens and dug a new one that ran back into a hill about 50 feet. One guess as to the scent Williams used. The old wolf, however, soon got over being rattled and proceeded to with Williams. play The hunter tried to get a shot at him, but was balked by the coyotes. Then he shot the coyotes. Thereafter the wolf took few chances. He Williams, or took to fallen timber to hide his trail. But twice during May the wolf stepped on the jaws of traps, and in July he actually rolled into one or lay down on It. It sprang and pulled out a lot of hair. This scared him so that he disappeared for a whole month apparently he left the territory. He came back la August and announced his re-- , turn by killing and mutilating right and left. In September and again in October he stepped on the pan of a trap. In each case he was caught by the side of a paw and was able to pull loose. The wolf that steps too often in the trap gets cattght at last. And the Custer wolf stepped once too often. Heres what happened as Williams himself very modestly tells it: He stepped into a trap in the morning and it got a good grip on him. He ran with it about 150 yards when the hook caught on a tree, but that did not seem to stop him at all. He broke the swivel of the trap and ran on with it on his front foot. I trailed him three miles and got a shot at him and got him. He had been so lucky that I expected the gun would fail to shoot, but it worked O. K. He is smaller than the average male wolf, weighed 98 pounds and measured just 6 feet from tip to tip; 11 inches from toe to hock, and had a tail 14 inches long. His teeth would be good for 15 years longer.' He broke some of them off on the trap, but aside from that they were in good con. dltion. 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