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Domestic News March 29, 1907

Little Falls Herald

Little Falls, Morrison County, Minnesota

What is this article about?

Hunters Wm. Smith and Jay Wilbur from Aitkin captured a live cow moose during a hunt starting March 5th in Aitkin county, 25 miles north of Aitkin. The unprecedented feat took five days to subdue the animal, which is now docile in a barn.

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CAPTURE A COW MOOSE

The details of an extraordinary capture come from Aitkin, to the effect that Wm. Smith and Jay Wilbur, hunters of that place, left for a moose hunt on March 5th, and have just returned with a live cow moose—something that has never been taken alive in this country. It required five days to get their captive so subdued that it could be handled. It now takes its place in a barn as docile as can be. It was captured in Aitkin county, twenty-five miles north of Aitkin.—Brainerd Dispatch.

What sub-type of article is it?

Hunting Wildlife Capture

What keywords are associated?

Cow Moose Capture Aitkin Hunters Live Moose Subdued

What entities or persons were involved?

Wm. Smith Jay Wilbur

Where did it happen?

Aitkin County

Domestic News Details

Primary Location

Aitkin County

Event Date

March 5th

Key Persons

Wm. Smith Jay Wilbur

Outcome

live cow moose captured and subdued over five days; now docile in a barn.

Event Details

Wm. Smith and Jay Wilbur left Aitkin on March 5th for a moose hunt and returned with a live cow moose captured 25 miles north of Aitkin, the first ever taken alive in the country.

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