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Chapter 1 THE TRAPPER'S ART.
Chapter 2 THE SKUNK.
Chapter 3 THE MINK.
Chapter 4 THE WEASEL.
Chapter 5 THE MARTEN.
Chapter 6 THE FISHER.
Chapter 7 THE OTTER.
Chapter 8 THE BEAVER.
Chapter 9 THE MUSKRAT.
Chapter 10 THE FOX.
Chapter 11 THE WOLF.
Chapter 12 THE BEAR.
Chapter 13 THE RACCOON.
Chapter 14 THE BADGER.
Chapter 15 THE OPOSSUM.
Chapter 16 THE LYNX.
Chapter 17 THE BAY LYNX, OR WILD CAT.
Chapter 18 THE COUGAR.
Chapter 19 THE WOLVERINE.
Chapter 20 THE POCKET-GOPHER.
Chapter 21 THE RABBIT.
Chapter 22 TRACKS AND SIGNS.
Chapter 23 HANDLING FURS.
Chapter 24 STEEL TRAPS.
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Chapter 22 TRACKS AND SIGNS.

Old and experienced trappers can read the signs of the forest and stream with a degree of accuracy that to the amateur is surprising. In this way he can make a fair estimate of the number and kinds of fur-bearing animals found in a locality, while the novice would see nothing, or if he did see the tracks and signs he would not be able to distinguis

            
            

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