The reindeer herd in the corral to be marked by cutting an ear of each one in a certain manner. Every owner has a special mark for his deer, and the fawns are marked when still with the mother, then it can be identified. There is a chute on lane leading from the corral, controlled by a sliding gate and only one deer admitted at a time, being released at the outer gate. The[y] keep milling, traveling in a circle, constantly grunting like pigs., PCA0132-12, Box: PCA0132. Mary Greene Photograph Collection, 1922-1930, PCA 132. Alaska State Library - Historical Collections Finding Aids. https://alaska.libraryhost.com/repositories/2/archival_objects/49837 Accessed November 06, 2024.