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Seward Seaport Record
Seward, Alaska
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Mrs. Lloyd Jamieson found a near-dead baby moose calf near Cooper Landing and brought it to town, where it was bottle-fed and revived by Mrs. Beissner. Game warden Mr. Carson plans to release it to the moose reserve when ready.
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BOTTLE FED
Last Monday, Mrs. Lloyd Jamieson of Cooper Landing, on her way into town discovered a baby moose lying alongside the road at the salt lick. There was no sign of moose tracks, and the calf seemed very near dead.
Mrs. Jamieson brought the little fellow into town and left it at Dick Beissner's, where it was put into the chicken house. Mrs. Beissner fed it milk from a bottle, and it revived enough to lash out at anybody who attempted to pet it.
Mr. Carson, game warden, said he thought the calf was about a month old, and he will take it out to the moose reserve as soon as it is old enough to take care of itself. In the meantime, Mrs. Jamieson has the youngster in the corral at her farm near Cooper Landing.
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Cooper Landing
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Last Monday
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the calf revived after being bottle-fed and is being cared for until it can be released to the moose reserve.
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Mrs. Lloyd Jamieson discovered a near-dead baby moose calf alongside the road at the salt lick near Cooper Landing with no sign of moose tracks. She brought it to town and left it at Dick Beissner's, where Mrs. Beissner bottle-fed it milk in the chicken house, reviving it enough to resist petting. Mr. Carson, the game warden, estimated it was about a month old and plans to take it to the moose reserve when ready. Meanwhile, it is in a corral at Mrs. Jamieson's farm.