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Besides these uses, the flesh of the caribou is the food of many tribes, Indians and Esquimaux, for most of the year; and, indeed, it may be looked upon as their staple article of subsistence.— The Young Voyageurs Boy Hunters in the North
The last of the moose went down to their yarding grounds, and even the far-off glimpse of a caribou was a rarity.— The Snowshoe Trail
The chest of a caribou is anatomically exactly like that of other deer; only the caribou fawn and yearling of "Northern Trails" have smaller chests than the animals I measured So much for the facts and the possibilities.— Northern Trails, Book I.
We crawled to our positions with the greatest care; but the caribou was alert.— The Long Labrador Trail
I stepped in as George cut the rope, which tied it to the willows, and we were off I was much excited at first, especially as the caribou was a long distance away, and I was sure he would reach land before we could come near enough to shoot him.— Woman's Way Through Unknown Labrador
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