Mandan villages, Charbonneau family stays — Patrick Gass: August 18, 1806
Travel continued under high winds. Around 10 o'clock the party killed two deer and stopped for about an hour to cook and eat venison. They resumed their journey and made camp in the evening, where several of the men went out hunting and brought in five or six additional deer. The day was largely uneventful aside from successful hunting, with no notable encounters or decisions recorded in the entry.
the wind high. At 10 o’clock we killed two deer, when we
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halted for an hour and cooked some venison. In the evening
we encamped, and some of the men went out and killed five
or six more deer.
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The wind was high. At 10 o'clock we killed two deer, when we halted for an hour and cooked some venison. In the evening we camped, and some of the men went out and killed five or six more deer.
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