| Show DEER FORCED TO EMIGRATE driven by wolves to cross from michigan to canada saut ste mane marie mich the fact that a big roundup of wolves Is being planned for next month in the d strict of algoma has served to recall that it was not so many years ago that neither animals of that species nor the common red deer were to be found in that portion of province J T boss ross a canadian boo taxidermist says it was only six or seven years ears ago that wolves were acre noticed in al goma in any considerable number possibly deer had not been seen in algoma prior to 1895 the latter came from northern michigan in mr ross opinion and were followed by the wolves which have become thick in the agawa and montreal ii valleys alleys lad nd in the comiry beyond those rivers deer were very plentiful the past season said mr ross they swam across from michigan in large num barq presumably driven out by the wolves the deer are certainly not breeding here as fast as they are in creasing they sm swim ini across the st mary a river via st joe island drum mond island and other islands |
