Note 8 — Chapter VI · BUFFALO MIGRATIONS
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When the palol rise they do their usual work, and when they have milked they perform a ceremony called karkutkîrsiti,8 in which the calves are prayed for in the same way that the buffaloes were prayed for on the previous evening. The second kaltmokh collects the calves in the pepkarmus, or milking-place of the buffaloes, and the two palol, each with empty kwoi and with kwoinörtpet, pray as on the previous evening using the kwarzam of the ti and some of the kwarzam of the gods, and then bawl out in a high key three times in order to scatter the calves.