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table of contents
  1. Cover
  2. Acknowledgements
  3. Introduction
  4. Chapter One: Where the Buffalo Roamed
  5. Chapter Two: Bison Conservation and Buffalo National Park
  6. Chapter Three: A Well-Run Ranch
  7. Chapter Four: Zookeepers and Animal Breeders
  8. Chapter Five: “Evolving the Arctic Cow”
  9. Conclusion: The Forgotten Park
  10. Bibiliography
  11. Index

Bibliography

ARCHIVAL PRIMARY SOURCES

  • Battle River Historical Society Photograph Collection.
    Home of the Buffalo. VHS. With commentary by Ray Sharp, n.d.
  • Brower Photograph Collection
    Private Collection.
  • Buffalo National Park Foundation
    Archives
    Davison fonds
    Rutherford fonds
    Sharp, Ray. Interview, circa 2001
  • Glenbow Archives
    Photograph Collection
    Ribstone Creek Sheet. Map. G3471, G4, s380, 266.
  • Library and Archives of Canada
    Parks Canada Files. Buffalo National Park. RG 84, Vols. 50–57, 155, 981–982. Department of Agriculture Files. Cattalo. RG 17, Vols. 1249 and 3456.
  • Provincial Archives of Alberta
    Dominion Land Surveyor Records. File 83.376.
  • Snyder Photograph Collection
    Private Collection.
  • Treffry Photograph Collection
    Private Collection
  • University of Alberta Archives
    Buffalo National Park Files. 2002–18.
  • William C. Wonders Map Collection, University of Alberta Buffalo Park. Map. Canada. G-9 Buffalo Park (1926).

PUBLISHED PRIMARY SOURCES

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  • Buffalo Trails and Tales, n.p., Giltedge Ladies Booster Club, 1973.
  • Butler, William Francis. The Great Lone Land: A Narrative of Travel and Adventure in the North-West of America. Edmonton: M. G. Hurtig, 1968.
  • Cameron, A. E. “Some Further Notes on Buffalo.” Veterinary Journal 80 (1924), 413–17.
  • Canada: Its History, Productions and Natural Resources. Ottawa: Department of Agriculture, 1886. Rev. eds. 1904, 1906.
  • Cotton, E. J. (Bud). Buffalo Bud: Adventures of a Cowboy. Vancouver: Hancock House Publishers, 1981.
  • ———. “Range Riding with Canada’s Buffalo Herds.” Unpublished manuscript, Personal collection of Adeline Schleppe, n.d.
  • Deakin, A., G. W. Muir, and A. G. Smith. Hybridization of Domestic Cattle, Bison and Yak. Ottawa: Department of Agriculture, 1935.
  • Dixon, Herb. Personal Interview. 12 Feb. 2004.
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  • Goodnight’s American Buffalo Ranch, Goodnight Texas. Dallas: H. A. Fleming, 1910.
  • Graham, Maxwell. Canada’s Wild Buffalo: Observations in the Wood Buffalo Park, 1922. Ottawa: King’s Printer, 1923.
  • ———. “Finding Range for Canada’s Buffalo.” Canadian Field-Naturalist, 38 (Dec. 1924), 189.
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  • Hendry, Anthony. The Journal of Anthony Hendry, 1754–55: York Factory to the Blackfeet Country. Lawrence J. Burpee, ed. Toronto: Canadiana House, 1973.
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  • Hornaday, William Temple. The Extermination of the American Bison. Washington: Smithsonian Institution Press, 2002.
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  • Jones, C. J. “Breeding Cattalo.” American Breeder’s Association Annual Report 3 (1907), 161–65.
  • ———. “My Buffalo Experiments.” Independent 60 (1906), 1351–55.
  • Journals, Detailed Reports, and Observations Relative to the Exploration by Captain Palliser, of that Portion of British North America, which, in Latitude Lies Between the British Boundary Line and the Height of Land of Watershed of the Northern or Frozen Ocean Respectively, and in Longitude, Between the Western Shore of Lake Superior and the Pacific Ocean During the Years 1857, 1858, 1859, and 1860. London: George Edward Eyre and William Spottiswoode, 1863.
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  • Nelson, Jorgen. “How Practical Are Cattalo? Buffalo and Domestic Cattle Have Long Been Crossbred.” American Feed and Grain Dealer 30 (Sept. 1946), 8–9, 27, 42.
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  • Palliser, John. The Papers of the Palliser Expedition, 1857–1860. Irene M. Spry, ed. Toronto: Champlain Society, 1968.
  • Palliser, John, James Hector, and J. W. Sullivan. “Progress of the British North American Exploring Expedition.” Journal of the Royal Geographical Society of London 30 (1860), 267–314.
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  • “Report Shows Buffalo Increase.” Wainwright Star, 15 May 1918.
  • Rocky Mountains Park Act, Statutes of Canada 1887, c. 32, s. 4.
  • Rothwell, G. B. Report of the Dominion Animal Husbandman for the Year Ending March 31, 1924. Ottawa: Department of Agriculture, 1925.
  • Saunders W. E. “Correspondence.” Canadian Field-Naturalist 39 (May 1925), 118.
  • Schleppe, Adeline. Personal Interview. 11 Nov. 2002.
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