and began to watch my movements closely.
I kept in plain sight, moved along leisurely
gradually rounding the hill and approaching
nearer to his resting place. He arose and
climbed a hundred feet or so higher and
lay down on a point where he could more
easily keep his eye on me. All this time
Bradly was slipping down upon him
from above guided by my motions and
signs. He reached a ledge just above
the sheep, and shot him, while yet
watching me, and entirely unsuspicious
that Bradly was above him or even on the
mountain. After hearing Bradley shoot
I struck out alone across the granite bluffs
between Seward and Utah creeks, and
hunted all day. It had been agreed that camp
should be moved way over on Seward and
about noon or after I saw Bradley & Geor[ge]
