. Bulletin. Natural History; Natural History. September 1943 Mohr: Furbearer Verteilung und Einkommen 531 ing zu den Chicago Daily Tribune für Februar 8, 1937. Über dem 7. Januar 1937, das Danville kommerzielle - Nachrichten erfolgt, um eine Geschichte über einen "Wolf" erschossen in der Nähe von Potomac, Vermilion County. "Wolf" Antriebe geplant waren oder 5. April und dem 19. März 1938 stattfand, in der Nähe von Clinton, De Witt County, entsprechend der De-catur Verkünder-bericht für den 19. März 1938. Eine Packung "Wölfe" war in der Nähe von Broadlands, Champaign County, ca. Feb.16, 1939 fanden, entsprechend der Warzenhof Record-Herald von Th

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. Bulletin. Natural history; Natural history. September, 1943 Mohr: Furbearer Distribution and Income 531 ing to the Chicago Daily Tribune for Feb. 8, 1937. About Jan. 7, 1937, the Danville Com- mercial-News carried a story about a "wolf" having been shot near Potomac, Vermilion County. "Wolf" drives were planned or held April 5 and March 19, 1938, near Clinton, De Witt County, according to the De- catur Herald-Review for March 19, 1938. A pack of "wolves" was found near Broadlands, Champaign County, about Feb. 16, 1939, according to the Areola Record-Herald of that date. Two were shot on different days; one weighed 24 and the other 46 pounds, according to the newspaper account. The 24-pound indi- vidual was identified by the writer as a reddish chow dog, which in death, at least, carried its tail straight rather than curled in usual chow fashion. According to the Chicago Daily Trib- une of Dec. 28, 1938, a "wolf" weighing 33 pounds was shot the day before near Sugar Grove, Kane County. In about 1938, wild dogs were common in rough country 4 miles north of Harris- burg, Saline County, according to R. E. Favreau, at one time employed by the Illinois Natural History Survey. According to the Pike County Demo- crat, a "wolf" was shot near Summer Hill about Oct. 18, 1939, and another was seen. The county board had recently passed a resolution placing a bounty on wolves. One had been reported killed near Pittsfield a few weeks before the resolu- tion was passed. According to the Champaign-Urbana News-Gazette, Feb. 28, 1939, at least one "wolf" had recently been reported near Mahomet.. Fig, 23.—Another view of skulls of animals pictured in figs. 21 and 22.. 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 work.. Illinois. Natural History Survey Divis

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