...wolf or other large animal at a single blow. When incensed, it is stated that the hair on his back bristles up like the mane of a lion, which gives him a wild and frightful appearance. His usual pace is a high shambling trot, with somewhat extended strides, but when frightened, he increases...

...other animals of the deer kind, he is at times rather dangerous. His weapons are his horns (Fig. 59) and hoofs ; he strikes so forcibly with the latter...the elk is a 'high shambling trot, and his strides arc immense, but I have known him, when frightened, to go at a tre59. — Horns of Moose-Deer. mentions...

...season, however, like other animals, he is said to be dangerous. His weapons are his horns and his hoofs : he strikes so forcibly with the latter, as...lion, which gives him a wild and frightful appearance. In the summer season, the elk usually resorts to morasses and low situations, for he frequently takes...

...season, hont if r, like other animals, he is said to be dangerous. Hi) weapons are his horns and his hoofs : he strikes so forcibly with the latter, as to annihilate a wolf, or otlnr large animal, at a single blow. It is said, that when the elk is incensed, the hair on his neck...

...the deer land, he is at times rather dangerous. Hia weapons are his horns and hoofe ; he strikes 80 forcibly with the latter as to annihilate a wolf or other large animal at a angle blow. It is said that when the elk is incensed, the hair on his neck bristles up like the mane...

...season, however, like other animals, he is said to be dangerous. His weapons are his horns and his hoofs : he strikes so forcibly with the latter, as to annihilate a wolf, or oilier large animal, at a single blow. It is said, that when the elk is incensed, the hair on his neck...

...wolf or other large animal at a single blow. When incensed, it is stated that the hair on his back bristles up like the mane of a lion, which gives him a wild and frightful appearance. His usual pace is a high shambling trot, with somewhat extended strides, but when frightened, he increases...

...season, however, like other animals, he is said to be dangerous. His weapons are his horns and his hoofs : he strikes so forcibly with the latter, as...elk is incensed, the hair on his neck bristles up lilt the mane of a lion, which gives him a wild and frightful appearance. In the summer season, the...