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Animals: Deer
Huron Deer Hunt A stylized European 17th century picture (with fences) of a deer hunt by Huron Indians, produced for the accounts of Samuel de Champlain's travels, published in Paris in 1632).
ID #10041
Deer at Cache Lake An early picture of deer at Cache Lake, Algonquin Provincial Park, Ontario.
ID #21713
Deer Fawn A white-tailed deer fawn amongst green underbrush.
ID #23080
Animals: Horses
Blackfoot Horse and Travois The Blackfoot Plains Indians with horse and travois, used to transport tepees, food and family goods across the open grasslands.
ID #10042
Peregrine Maitland's Home Lady on horseback at the entrance to the home of Sir Peregrine Maitland, Lieutenant-Governor of Upper Canada, 1818-1828.
ID #20315
National Transcontinental-2 Men and horses at work on the National Transcontinental Railway, which ran from Quebec City to Northern Ontario, late 19th century.
ID #20364
Massey Light Binder The horse-drawn Massey Light Binder in the late 19th century, an early product of a Toronto, Ontario based farm machinery company that rose to Canada-wide eminence from the 1880s onward.
ID #20456
Bullocks Corners, Ontario Express horse-drawn coach at Bullocks Corners, Ontario, 1897, with a Bell Telephone sign in the background.
ID #20475
Animals: Muskox
Muskox Group Muskox dwell on northern Canadian tundra and instinctively form tight defensive groups against attackers, here seen on Devon Island.
ID #10028
Muskox Two muskox on the snow of Devon Island, North West Territories.
ID #23009
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