The deer we had first killed were soon cut up, and all the best parts made ready for transportation to the camp.  Those we had now towed on shore were treated in the same manner; and each man being loaded with as much as he could possibly carry, we set off for the camp.  Here we found a blazing fire ready for cooking the venison, of which our friends ate an enormous quantity--with the exception of Kepenau, who was as moderate as we were.