Camp Life in the Woods And the Tricks of Trapping 8 3
Camp Life in the Woods And the Tricks of Trapping 8 3
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Nextcut a slender stick, about four inches in length, bluntly pointedat each end. A small plug with a flat top should now be driveninto the ground, inside the trap, about three inches from eitherof the end bricks and projecting about two inches from the ground. The trap is then ready to be set. Lay the flat end of the forkedtwig over the top of the plug, with the forks pointing forward, or toward the end of the enclosure nearest the plug. The pointedstick should then be adjusted, placing one en...d on the flat end ofthe fork, over the plug, and the other beneath the fifth brick, which should be rested upon it. The drawing (_b_) clearly showsthe arrangement of the pieces. The bait, consisting of berries, bird-seed, or other similar substances should then be scatteredon the ground on the inside of the enclosure. When the bird flies[Page 67]to the trap he will generally alight on the forked twig, which byhis weight tilts to one side and dislodges the pieces, thus lettingfall the sustained brick.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nextcut a slender stick, about four inches in length, bluntly pointedat each end. A small plug with a flat top should now be driveninto the ground, inside the trap, about three inches from eitherof the end bricks and projecting about two inches from the ground. The trap is then ready to be set. Lay the flat end of the forkedtwig over the top of the plug, with the forks pointing forward, or toward the end of the enclosure nearest the plug. The pointedstick should then be adjusted, placing one en...d on the flat end ofthe fork, over the plug, and the other beneath the fifth brick, which should be rested upon it. The drawing (_b_) clearly showsthe arrangement of the pieces. The bait, consisting of berries, bird-seed, or other similar substances should then be scatteredon the ground on the inside of the enclosure. When the bird flies[Page 67]to the trap he will generally alight on the forked twig, which byhis weight tilts to one side and dislodges the pieces, thus lettingfall the sustained brick.
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