Tony Alexander's Practical Hunter's & Trapper's Guide. the Secrets of the Art Told By An Experienced Trapper in His Own Way to the Hunters & Trappers of America
Tony Alexander's Practical Hunter's & Trapper's Guide. the Secrets of the Art Told By An Experienced Trapper in His Own Way to the Hunters & Trappers of America
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After getting one of the baits it will attempt to cross the trap to get the other.
Digitized by VjOOQIC THE WILDCAT. 73 Or, set a trap near the knoll where you find the dung, and one near the log where it crosses the stream in the manner just described. One or two drops of oil of sassafras may be used near the bait, and will draw your game a long way. By this process you will soon break into the arrangements of the wildcat The directions for removing and stretching the skin of the beaver, given... on page 64, apply to the wildcat, except that the legs of the lat- ter should be split.
Digitized by LjOOQ IC THE FOX.
Foxes are of three kinds : the gray, the red, and the silver fox. The two former are found in almost all parts of the United States, but in the greatest numbers in the South and West. The silver fox is not found in the South, but is very numerous in portions of the North.
The fox generally burrows in the ground near water, but sometimes stays in thick cane- brakes and deadenings without living in holes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
After getting one of the baits it will attempt to cross the trap to get the other.
Digitized by VjOOQIC THE WILDCAT. 73 Or, set a trap near the knoll where you find the dung, and one near the log where it crosses the stream in the manner just described. One or two drops of oil of sassafras may be used near the bait, and will draw your game a long way. By this process you will soon break into the arrangements of the wildcat The directions for removing and stretching the skin of the beaver, given... on page 64, apply to the wildcat, except that the legs of the lat- ter should be split.
Digitized by LjOOQ IC THE FOX.
Foxes are of three kinds : the gray, the red, and the silver fox. The two former are found in almost all parts of the United States, but in the greatest numbers in the South and West. The silver fox is not found in the South, but is very numerous in portions of the North.
The fox generally burrows in the ground near water, but sometimes stays in thick cane- brakes and deadenings without living in holes.
What to read after Tony Alexander's Practical Hunter's & Trapper's Guide. the Secrets of the Art Told By An Experienced Trapper in His Own Way to the Hunters & Trappers of America?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tony Alexander to read onlineMoreLess
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