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Frederick Barckhausen 31 A pampa round-up 34 J. B. Scrivenor (geologist) and mula 39 The big Overo, a buckjumper 41 The hunter's return 44 Felis concolor puma 45 Guanaco hounds (father and mother of the author's hound, Tom) 46 Ready to be cargoed 50 Mrs. Trelew 52 Yegua Rosada 53 The Asulejo 54 Cargoing-up 56, 57 The author's two best horses, the Cruzado and Alazan 59 Settlement of Colohuapi 64 Our brand 66 The Germans 69 River Senguerr, where disaster overtook us 71 The Old Zaino 72 The Guanaco (an intimate of the Old Zaino's) 73 The Alazan colt (nearly killed on the Senguerr) 74 Wildgoose Camp 77 Bad stalking (califate-bush on pampa) 78 Wati! Wati! (Tehuelche exclamation of surprise) 83 Indian Toldo 85 Arrowheads and knife, found near Colohuapi, Chubut (now in collection of Mr. E. M. Sprot) 89 Beauties of Tierra del Fuego 108 Tehuelches visit Gallegos 113 On ahead 118 Horsham Base Camp 123 Lake Buenos Aires 126 Señor Hans P. Waag, of the Argentine Boundary Commission 128 Inlet of Lake Buenos Aires 131 The horses retrieved public@vhost@g@gutenberg@html@files@43366@[email protected]#i_185" class="pginternal"