Missouri River near Yellowstone approach — Patrick Gass: April 23, 1805
Headwinds forced the party to halt for about three hours during the day's travel. Despite the delay, they managed to cover fifteen miles before making camp on the north side of the river. Captain Clark contributed to the food supply by killing three black-tailed deer and a buffalo calf during the day.
the wind was ahead and we were obliged to lie too about three
hours. We went 15 miles and encamped on the North side.
Captain Clarke killed 3 blacktailed deer and a buffaloe calf.
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The wind was ahead of us and we were forced to lie to for about three hours. We traveled 15 miles and camped on the north side. Captain Clarke (Captain Clark) killed 3 black-tailed deer and a buffalo calf.
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