WHATEVER IT was was still behind him. Closer， he<br >thought as he turned to get a better look. It was a<br >coyote， he was fairly sure of that， and probably one<br >full grown， although he had never heard of coyotes<br >following a man the way this one did--most were<br >much too timid. But for a half-starved animal any-<br >thing was possible. When he got home to Corn<br >Creek nobody would believe this. They would say<br >it was his imagination or that he was drunk and that<br >a coyote wouldn t follow a man. Even Jim Bennion<br >might look at him funny when he told him.<br > He was almost certain the snowstorm wasn t<br ><br >
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