East Oregonlan Round-Up Souvenir Edition
Pendleton, Oregon, Thursday, September 21, -1922.
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HUNTING PREDATORY ANIMALS IN EASTERN
OREGON DESCRIBED BY ALBERT PETERSON
WHO DID NOT LEARN THE FACTS FROM BOOKS
(Continued from pase 3.)
In a circle near, ut tlm Krcaloi-t li
tanco three hundred yards, the tuition
in all ways. Two bait stations about
1-4 milo apart make, the best poison
stations, as coyotes freiiuenlly one will
always go to the other and baits may
be distributed freely between the two.
This Rives tins animal ji ehanee to
take poison at the first station and die
before leaving the second one.
1 shall repeat again Unit if win "I"
using good poison an, I you know lliaf
your animal has swallowed the b.ut
and you do not find that he lr s in a
short time afterwards relieved liiiiii,ilf
of this bail by means of vnniiliuK, do
not. (,'ive uji the seareli, you will find
him. A fres-h snow always erlds '.real
ly in finding poisoned coyotes if they
enmo to Die poison station aiol leave
after thc snoiv has fallen. Another
bailing is a vvry wise plan, sileli as
dislributin',' blank balls for four or
five nights aboat your .slution ln-furc
goiii;;' to make your larc ' ciit'h. Kor
inysesif, oa one cold night after the
station ha.-: Ini"; pro;erl treated and
the dead animal lias been eaten 'well
up, 1 can. usually clean up a territory
of coyotes, i'.y such arrangements, I
have killed as many as seven coyotes
in one night at one slut ion Willi good
poison. Poisoning in this manner, f
have found to be ve cTfcctiw. Jt
may lie curried on in a much larger
scale by snlioilim; cooperation of the
rancher: , inore'isiiig the number of
bait stations for' a distance eon;est"nt
Willi the belli you have, addiir.; to the
number id' poison bails at each stu,
tlon, and by ompl ivlng more compet
ent inspech, rs.
Til" sl.nldeil bail st.-i'nns may be
ondiii'teil vvilh efficacy in tin1 manner
wild animals. This i.: tin; quick way
ef all ways of coyote extermination,
but to be successful ;,l den hunting
one urns! know the nature and habits
of the animals so iglit. The coyote
always dens in these mountains on a
noith liili s.ope and on a high knoll
whole waler wdl not drain into the
den as the snow melts off tli- moun
tain side, cull in aik-ili soil if possible.
iJens are also found in heavily tim
bered areas. A den is never found at
a greater distance than one-fourth
mile from where water may be had
Hie year around, where the parents
may take their young, when old
ciio'.i.'.'.h, to water and return ipiickly
to the ilea. Til. coyote den is general
ly localeii near some icruianent sheep
enuip or ranch where they can ploy on
tinniest fowls and a'dmals to supply
themselves and youn ' wth food. In
tile sa.ndy districts a den can c.nily be
located by finding '.he watering place
Live Bankin
What is new today is old tomorrow. Bankers, to keep pace with
the times and to be of the utmost service to the community, must
exercise constant vigilence and the closest attention. The American
National lias gained this reputation by keeping in daily contact with
the outside world, and gives the closest attention to home conditi
ons, enabling them to give the community the very best banking
service. This service in el
The financing of worthy business enterprises,
Taking care of the needs of farmers and ranchers.
Collecting and crediting of drafts covered by bill of lading,
Accepting small or large amounts to be placed in interest earn
ing savings accounts,
The storing and safekeeping of valuables in our modern' safety,
deposit vault,
The placing of short and long time loans on improved farm
lands and stockranches.
For all these reasons it is to your advantage to have an account
and to transact vour financial' business at
The American National Bauk
Pendleton, Oregon
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' e the pneumatic smoU. f. to smoke1 c , inn Hie place but look
iv m out. If you have wed trained careful'y fi r side holes or pockets
' or that can lie sen into the hole to leading ill' from tile main hole, in
al-e the voiin- it is well to employ will, h 'b '.ups ii-e oflon hMuVn. Af
all but one. Fasten this one securely j are very apt to catch the old roala
with a piece of wire near the ton of, coyote. By that method you can cln
the den. Set three traps where the
pup cannot get into them but where
the old coyote can. A little farther
iiem. If yon should finish dinging out ter you lisnc found the imps kill thirty I back set three or four more where you
up the whole family. and "leavo npno
for seed.' l . .
Den hunting carried on persistently
(Continued on papre D.)
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