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  Lewis
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  August 5, 1806
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  Tuesday August 5th 1806. Colter and Collins not having arrived induced me 
  to remain this morning for them. the hunters killed four deer this morning 
  near our encampment. I remained untill noon when I again reimbarked and 
  set out concluding that as Colter and Collins had not arrived by that time 
  that they had passed us after dark the night of the 3rd inst# as Sergt 
  Ordway informed me he should have done last evening had not the centinel 
  hailed him. we continued our rout untill late in the evening when I came 
  too and encamped on the South side about 10 miles below little dry river. 
  on our way we killed a fat cow and took as much of the flesh as was 
  necessary for us. The Feildses killed 2 large bear this evening one of 
  them measured nine feet from the extremity of the nose to that of his 
  tail, this is the largest bear except one that I have seen. we saw several 
  bear today as we passed but did not kill any of them. we also saw on our 
  way immence herds of buffaloe & Elk, many deer Antelopes, wolves, 
  geese Eagles &c# but few ducks or prarie hens. the geese cannot fly at 
  present; I saw a solitary Pillacon the other day in the same situation. 
  this happens from their sheding or casting the fathers of the wings at 
  this season. 
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