A bull elk on the side of the highway.

A yearling cow elk.

Film Report: Scenes of Northern Saskatchewan in winter from helicopter and airplane. Shots of deer, elk, and moose.

Film Report: Scenes of Northern Saskatchewan in winter from helicopter and airplane. Shots of deer, elk, and moose.

Footage is of Barry Haubrich and his elk farm, including an interview and general elk shots. Instructions for shooting the piece are included in the case.

Home movies: Footage taken in 1934 in Assiniboine Park, Winnipeg, Manitoba. Includes scenes of birds, bear, elk, beaver and other wild animals and of roller coaster rides. Also included is a small amount of footage taken in 1932 of people visiting the Moose Jaw Wild Animal Park.
CAUTION - FILM IS BADLY SHRUNKEN - DO NOT PROJECT.

01: Pioneer trapper Con Hanson of Candle Lake fleshes a beaver pelt before tacking it onto a stretching board to dry. 02: Hanson carefully scrapes the beaver pelt on the stretching board to remove any residual scraps of flesh and fat. 03: Veteran trapper Earl Harnish delivers "coup de grace" to a lynx trapped in the Candle Lake area. 04: Harnish removes the lynx from its trap. 05: A prime mink is found by trapper Fred Coles as he lifts his traps on the shore of Candle Lake. 06: Trapper Ralph De Peel finds a squirrel in a Conibear trap at Candle Lake. 07: Interested trappers watch as Saskatchewan Department of Natural Resources game management officer Henry Toews lowers a Conibear trap into an underwater run outside a beaver house in the Candle Lake area. 08: Conservation officer Al Fremont (left) writes a fur advance cheque for area trapper Earl Harnish at the Candle Lake Department of Natural Resources headquarters. In the background are trappers Fred Coles and Ralph De Peel. Fur samples on the counter include beaver, mink and otter. 09 to 10: John Gunson, an ecologist with the Fur Division of the Department's Wildlife Branch, checks moose and elk shot by hunters in the Candle Lake area at the checking station on Candle Lake Road. 11: Gunson removes the jaw bone from an elk shot by hunters in the Candle Lake area. 12: Hunters from the Weldon district with their take of four moose and one elk in the Candle Lake area (L to R): Arnie Oftedal; E. Peterson; Olaf Pederson; Ruben Peterson; and B. Harnish.

Trims: Scenes of beaver building their lodge and close-ups of trees they have felled; elk, an owl, and a humming bird feeding and nesting.

Nature film: Shots of elk feeding and swimmming in their natural habitat. Ada Bird shows damage done to poplar trees by the elk in Banff National Park.

Views of various animals, likely taken at a zoo, wildlife habitat or museum. 01 to 02: Black bear. 03 to 06: Lynx. 07 to 10: Raccoon. 11 to 15: Hawk. 16: Mule deer. 17 to 20: Elk, 21: Great-horned owl.