In the wilderness the enthusiastic, painstaking and skillful observer will see many wild folks following their daily routine. But, however fortunate he may be, numerous animals will watch him whose presence he never suspects.
Parts of the chapters in this book have appeared in the Saturday Evening Post, the American Boy, Field and Stream, Munsey’s and Countryside. Acknowledgment is hereby made to the editors of these magazines for granting permission to reprint this material.
CONTENTS
| CHAPTER | PAGE | |
| [I]. | The Rocky Mountain Goat | 1 |
| [II]. | The Haymaker of the Heights | 16 |
| [III]. | Introducing Mr. and Mrs. Skunk | 31 |
| [IV]. | The Persistent Beaver | 47 |
| [V]. | The Otter Plays On | 60 |
| [VI]. | The Bighorn in the Snow | 72 |
| [VII]. | The Clown of the Prairies | 84 |
| [VIII]. | The Black Bear—Comedian | 98 |
| [IX]. | On Wild Life Trails | 113 |
| [X]. | Rebuilding a Beaver Colony | 126 |
| [XI]. | The Wary Wolf | 141 |
| [XII]. | Winter Ways of Animals | 158 |
| [XIII]. | Pronghorn of the Plains | 175 |
| [XIV]. | The Mountain Lion | 189 |
| [XV]. | Famine in Beaver-Land | 205 |
| [XVI]. | Dog-Town Diggings | 215 |
| [XVII]. | Echo Mountain Grizzly | 229 |