64 Hunting the Grizzly- 



foot planted in front of the other, so swiftly 

 in fact that at times the slightest false inclina- 

 tion of the body would have resulted in a 

 " header." 



In the return trip towards camp after this 



Down the Snow-Slide. 



fruitless stalk for Bruin, the wind blew the 

 water into large white-caps, and with an in- 

 experienced canoeman it would have been im- 

 possible to have effected a crossing. Under 

 the perfect control of the guide the little 



