CARIBOU.

Girth. Length. Points.

27. A. Rogers 4-3/4 41-1/4 16

28. T. Roosevelt, Kootenai, B. C., Sept.,

'88 5-1/2 32 14

Neither of these is a big head. C. G. Gunther's Sons exhibited one

caribou with 43 points. Its horns were 5-7/8 inches in girth by 50

inches in length. They also exhibited a much heavier head, which was but

37 inches long, but was 6-1/2 inches in girth, with all of the tines

highly palmated; one of the brow points had a palm 17-1/2 inches high.

In Buxton's catalogue the biggest caribou antler given girthed 5-1/2

inches and was in length 37-1/2 inches. The biggest measurements given

by Ward are 5-5/8 inches in girth by 60 inches in length for a specimen

with 37 points.

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