Title: Hunting
Photographer: Unknown
Subject Headings: Manners and Customs - Recreation - Wildlife-Related Recreation - Hunting, Persons, Seasons - Winter
Condition: Good
Description: Forty-Two hunters gathered to track down the marauding coyotes that have been killing deer along the Graverod-Elm-Misery Rivers area. Gathered here are about 25 of them from which two Walker fox hounds and a Russian wolfhound set out on various tracks to stir up the wily predator. Not one fresh deer track was seen, but coyote trails were as numerous as pebbles on a beach. At night the packs of coyotes can be heard for miles and they range as far east as the Toivola Road in Beacon Hill to the Ontonagon County line in the west. Hunters gathered here came from as far as Skanee and L'Anse. [Image of the hunters and their dogs. Please see comment section for list of individuals pictured.]
Source of Description: Daily Mining Gazette - March 11, 1958 [Cataloger]
Institution: Michigan Technological University Archives and Copper Country Historical Collections
Donor: Robert Skuggen
Date of Photo: Tuesday March 11 1958
Medium: still image
Color: black and white
Size: 18.7 cm x 25.2 cm
Polarity: Positive
Image No: MS051-15-01-24
Collection Name: Daily Mining Gazette Photograph Collection
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The white dog in front is a Russian Wolfhound whose name was Pal. It belonged to my Uncle by marriage. I remember it as a friendly dog that was let loose in the yard out Uncle Charlie and Aunt Toini's residence in Heinola district.
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