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James Tegart interview
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1983-12 [date recorded] (Creation)
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RECORDED: Brisco (B.C.), 1983-12 SUMMARY: TRACK 1: Arthur Tegart homesteaded at Windermere in 1886. Guided hunters in early 1900s. Guiding supplemented farm income. Bob and Buster continued family outfit after 1925. Jim Tegart stated about 1929; own outfit in 1943. Used wild horses in pack string for a total of forty. Areas hunted. Built trail in Squaw, Lodgepole, Marion Creeks, White River. Indian hunting trail from Kananaskis. Game, roads, and decline. Tegart Pass and Mountain. Jim Thompson guided. Tents reverted to cabins on Albert River, Tipperary Falls, Queen Mary Creek. Frequent fly-camping. Names of old time game wardens. Albertans hunted the Palliser. TRACK 2: Austrian hunters. Woman hunter, 69 years old. Lost supplies fording a river. Doreen cooked for most parties; an all day job. Daughters have cooked, sons did guiding. Old area outfitters; Jim and Gordon McKay, Upper Kootenay, Beaverfoot, Bill Harrison, Alpine Club. Big Bend Highway work. Banff/Jasper highway packing. Rode a horse to death. Hunted in the Purcell Mountains. One-armed hunter.
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Kreg O. Sky, 1984-02-02
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Accession number(s): T4105
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speaker: James H.S. Tegart, interviewer: Kreg O. Sky
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- Frontier and pioneer life--British Columbia
- Game wardens
- Hunting guides--British Columbia
- Hunting guides--Canadian Rockies (B.C. and Alta.)
- Outfitters (Outdoor recreation)--British Columbia
- Outfitters (Outdoor recreation)--Canadian Rockies (B.C. and Alta.)
- Pack transportation--British Columbia
- Banff-Jasper Highway (Alta.)