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From Page 1 them out of that branch? I don’t know if a bear did it, or a dog did it. It is all too deep for me.”

Bruce said he was so baffled that he called in two other dog wardens from nearby counties, and “they couldn’t jfigure it out” either* “They said if dogs did it, it’s different from what they were used to.”

A letter was read from Game Warden Irvin Kenyon in which, as a final theory, the possibility of mountain lions in adjoining national park land was raised.

COMMONWEALTH’S Attorney George Davis had a question. No, Bruce had not seen any bear tracks. “I said I was 100 per cent sure on the first kill, but not sure on the second kill,” Bruce elaborated.

Kenyon’s letter said he saw neither bear tracks nor bear droppings, but noted that since the field was “heavily sodded” tracks were difficult to see in any event. “I cannot rule out altogether that this was a bear kill,” said the Game Warden’s letter, “but there is little to indicate” that it was.

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