Fur Facts
Fur Facts
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If this one does not leave room or place for the trap, make room, then place the trap, leaving a peep- hole, but not enough for him to get out. That is, stop all but the peep-hole. Do the same at the main entrance in the same way. Then see that the retreats are well stopped up. Go early next morn- ing, and you are very sure to get him. The writer seldom or never failed. I counted him as caught, unless he had some retreat I failed to find.
88 FUR FACTS The habits of the male and female are quite... different. The female confines itself to a given locality, the limit of which does not extend more than a mile from a common center, and within this area she has from two to three places of frequent habit, and it is of much importance to the trapper to locate them, for the male mink visits them from two to three times a week. (Note Such places, when found, should not be in any way disturbed, for they are a common attraction to all male mink. ) Any suitable place in this territory is the best place to set your traps.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If this one does not leave room or place for the trap, make room, then place the trap, leaving a peep- hole, but not enough for him to get out. That is, stop all but the peep-hole. Do the same at the main entrance in the same way. Then see that the retreats are well stopped up. Go early next morn- ing, and you are very sure to get him. The writer seldom or never failed. I counted him as caught, unless he had some retreat I failed to find.
88 FUR FACTS The habits of the male and female are quite... different. The female confines itself to a given locality, the limit of which does not extend more than a mile from a common center, and within this area she has from two to three places of frequent habit, and it is of much importance to the trapper to locate them, for the male mink visits them from two to three times a week. (Note Such places, when found, should not be in any way disturbed, for they are a common attraction to all male mink. ) Any suitable place in this territory is the best place to set your traps.
What to read after Fur Facts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Albert M Ahern to read onlineMoreLess
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