<TITLE>12. Par 142-157</TITLE>L-142 And he said, "Well," he said, "Brother Branham," he said, "I don't have a green, plaid shirt." His boy, Blaine, eighteen, said he doesn't have no green plaid shirt.

L-143 Eddie Byskal, another little bitty fellow, weigh about a hundred and ten pounds, he said, "I don't have one either, Brother Branham."
I said, "Well," I said, "now, the animal..."
He said, "What kind of a animal was it?"
I said, "It looked like a deer."

L-144 He said, "There's no deer up here. This too high." He said, "Maybe it was a caribou."
I said, "A caribou has a panel."
Said, "That's right."
I said, "This had spikes."

L-145 He said, "Well, Brother Branham," said, "we're going to sheep country, not deer country or anything like that."

L-146 I said, "Well, it's probably another trip. Brother Arganbright... It might have been Alaska somewhere," I said, "'cause it was a mammoth, big grizzly."
He said, "What kind of a grizzly was it?"
I said, "Silver-tip." That's the most famous of all of them.

L-147 He said, "I'm a guide. I been in these woods here all my life. I've never seen a silver-tip." Said, "I've seen a regular old grizzly. But," said, "I've never seen a silver-tip, never seen one in my life."

L-148 I said, "Well, there is some, one somewhere, and I'm going to get him."
He said, "I'll say that's the truth." He said, "I'll say that."

L-149   We took off, three days later. We made camp plumb, up above timberline.

L-150 And God help me, if they stay that way till the Millennium, let me live there during the Millennium. I just love to bathe in that nature there. Oh! Anybody couldn't see God there, is--is blind, deaf, and dumb. Just to see Him reflecting Himself in those great, mammoth mountains! Oh, my! The deep calls to the deep, then, and up there just having a glorious time.

L-151   So we went up on one mountain. You just have to walk straight, like that, to get up it. Oh, no timber, just simply caribou moss is all you see. We seen about thirty or forty head of sheep. There wasn't none big enough to take. It was just little half-rounds, and three-quarter rounds. I--I wanted one big enough to come out of there with, so I going that far back. So we... I went back down.

L-152 And the next day we started across, and Eddie fell in the water when he started to jump across, a big pair of shoes on.

L-153 Going up the side of the mountain, Bud stopped and said, "Let me have your glasses, Billy." I give him glasses.

L-154 We'd walk a piece, and talk about the Lord, and shout, and run up-and-down the side of the hill, just have a glorious time. It's good to go, hunting trip, if you go with brothers.

L-155   And so he took my glasses. He said, "Brother Branham, there is your ram. There's about eight of them laying about six miles, right there on top that other peak. Look at them. See them together?"
I picked up. I said, "I'll say, there they are, exactly."

L-156 He said, "Well, we might as well go back down, start in the morning about three o'clock." Said, "We ought to be up there by nine, or from ten. The old rams will be laid down. That'll just be the time."
I said, "What's them other things walking around there?"

L-157 Said, "That's caribou." I said... So, six miles away, you know, it's hard to tell what they look like.


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