Montana Outdoors Vol 28 No 6 Nov/dec 1997
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He did the skinning and fleshing when the hides and heads came in. Bear hides, he draped over a hair-smoothened tongue of wood and rolled off long, wide, slippery pieces of fat with a drawknife. In the basement, he made the papier-mache forms for the heads by tearing strips of cardboard and then smearing them with glue and layering them cross-hatched across molds of plaster of Paris. He trimmed the bear and cat rugs, the flannel undersides and scalloped edgings.
Once a month he did the bookkeep...- ing at his rolltop desk on a gallery DAVE BOOKS 22 NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 1997 MONTANA OUTDOORS above where Jack worked clay into the eyes and mouths of roaring bears and bugling elk.
Hank never took me hunting, but he did teach me how to find mush- rooms and catch whitefish and how to make root beer and build sparrowhawk nests. He made the nest from hollowed logs and I put them up for him along the river between Livingston and Spring Creek. In May we collected morels and oyster mushrooms (which he called stumps) under heron colonies along the Yellowstone River.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He did the skinning and fleshing when the hides and heads came in. Bear hides, he draped over a hair-smoothened tongue of wood and rolled off long, wide, slippery pieces of fat with a drawknife. In the basement, he made the papier-mache forms for the heads by tearing strips of cardboard and then smearing them with glue and layering them cross-hatched across molds of plaster of Paris. He trimmed the bear and cat rugs, the flannel undersides and scalloped edgings.
Once a month he did the bookkeep...- ing at his rolltop desk on a gallery DAVE BOOKS 22 NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 1997 MONTANA OUTDOORS above where Jack worked clay into the eyes and mouths of roaring bears and bugling elk.
Hank never took me hunting, but he did teach me how to find mush- rooms and catch whitefish and how to make root beer and build sparrowhawk nests. He made the nest from hollowed logs and I put them up for him along the river between Livingston and Spring Creek. In May we collected morels and oyster mushrooms (which he called stumps) under heron colonies along the Yellowstone River.
What to read after Montana Outdoors Vol 28 No 6 Nov/dec 1997?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Montana. Dept. of Fish And Game to read onlineMoreLess
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