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Ernest Thompson Seton: The Trail of the Sandhill Stag near Carberry
Location: Carberry Sandhills, Carberry, Manitoba, Canada

 
"My camp in Spruce" sketch from Seton's daily journal
1 of 25 		Seton listened to and recorded the characteristic sounds of the birds he encountered.
2 of 25 		A page of Seton's sketches from his daily journal, bird, flora and small creature.
3 of 25 		Sketch of a moth by Ernest Thompson Seton
4 of 25 		Moon, Coon and Lagoon, title for Ernest Thompson Seton's pen and ink wash piece
5 of 25 		Fox and Pair of Partridges pencil drawing by Ernest Thompson Seton
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Seton created a map to show the the land he explored in the Carberry Hills
7 of 25 		Sketch in daily journal of Lake Chaska looking northward, the lone spruce hill on horizon.
8 of 25 		The peak of Old Baldy as photographed in 1992
9 of 25 		Looking northwest from Chaska Lake to peak of Old Baldy
10 of 25 		Chaska Lake twenty years ago, with mature trees and an absence of a water body.
11 of 25 		The Stag, which is central to Seton's celebrated story first published in 1899
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Ernest Thompson Seton's character Yan roams through the Carberry Sandhills
13 of 25 		This Illustration Titled: "Scanned the White World for his Foe"
14 of 25 		Seven Deer, Their Leader a Wonderful Buck, as illustrated by Ernest Thompson Seton
15 of 25 		"Indians w/ wolf skin", pen and ink wash by Ernest Thompson Seton
16 of 25 		"The Big BuckThat Got Away", pen and ink drawing by Ernest Thompson Seton
17 of 25 		Seton's daughter Dee Seton Barber in the Carberry Hills
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