Bui. 1346, U. S. Dept. of Agriculture 



Plate 1 1 



Fig. I. —Two Newly Born Antelope, Diessner Ranch, Nev. 



The doe usually hides the fawns one in a place and, feeding unconcernedly, approaches to 

 nurse them. By watching the mothers the young animals are located and captured 



Fig. 2. Fawns Just Captured, Washoe Rufuge, Nev. 



'.'.n :i : ruiif un-'l, i in- ( r/. n :irc placed in grain sacks, each with a hole in ii, just large 

 enough for the bead to be pul Hi rough, one wk is then hung on each side of a saddle 

 nor ic and the fan n , are brought to camp 



