Science of Trapping / Describes the Fur Bearing Animals, Their Nature, Habits and Distribution, with Practical Methods for Their Capture
Elmer Harry Kreps
Table of contents
SCIENCE OF TRAPPING
DESCRIBES THE FUR BEARING ANIMALS, THEIR NATURE, HABITS AND DISTRIBUTION, WITH PRACTICAL METHODS FOR THEIR CAPTURE.
CONTENTS.
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS.
INTRODUCTION.
SCIENCE OF TRAPPING.
CHAPTER I. THE TRAPPER'S ART.
CHAPTER II. THE SKUNK.
CHAPTER III. THE MINK.
CHAPTER IV. THE WEASEL.
CHAPTER V. THE MARTEN.
CHAPTER VI. THE FISHER.
CHAPTER VII. THE OTTER.
CHAPTER VIII. THE BEAVER.
CHAPTER IX. THE MUSKRAT.
CHAPTER X. THE FOX.
CHAPTER XI. THE WOLF.
CHAPTER XII. THE BEAR.
CHAPTER XIII. THE RACCOON.
CHAPTER XIV. THE BADGER.
CHAPTER XV. THE OPOSSUM.
CHAPTER XVI. THE LYNX.
CHAPTER XVII. THE BAY LYNX, OR WILD CAT.
CHAPTER XVIII. THE COUGAR.
CHAPTER XIX. THE WOLVERINE.
CHAPTER XX. THE POCKET-GOPHER.
CHAPTER XXI. THE RABBIT.
CHAPTER XXII. TRACKS AND SIGNS.
CHAPTER XXIII. HANDLING FURS.
CHAPTER XXIV. STEEL TRAPS.
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