Camp Life in the Woods and the Tricks of Trapping and Trap Making

by W. Hamilton Gibson

"Amateur Trapping," [225].

AMBER, OIL OF, used in the art of Trapping, [152].

AMERICAN FUR SKINS.—Table of values, [284].
Their uses at Home and Abroad, [284].

American Lion.—See Puma.

Amputation, self inflicted, as a means of escape with captured animals, [144].
To prevent, [144], [145].

Ancient uses of Furs, [278].

ANISE, OIL OF.—
Its use in the art of trapping, [152].
As bait for fish, [240].

Annual yield of Furs throughout the world, [281].

Apparatus for stretching skins, [273].

Arrows, poisoned, [26].