leyball and hunting
. Davis said Capt.
Bush allowe
d the soldiers with experience
to use th
e Army rifles to h
unt deer and
pronghorn. The meat was then cooked in
the mess hall. Leftovers went into soups
which Davis said were excellent.
Of course, some of the soldiers were
from cities and unfamilia
r with being outdoors a lot. Davis said he went to relieve a guard at the Mockingbird Gap post and the
