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

by W. Hamilton Gibson

MIDGETS, [256].
Painful effect of their bites, [256].
Driven away by the "Smudge," [230].
Ointments for bites, [255].
Serious effects of bites on the intemperate, [257].

MINK:—
Nature and habits of, [189].
Trapping the, [189].
Traps for, [43], [141].
Its common mode of escape from the steel trap, [144].
Directions for skinning, [191].
To tan skin of, [277].
Extensive use of skins in America, [281].
Uses of skin, [285].
Value of skin, [284].

MISCELLANEOUS hints on trapping, [148].

MISCELLANY, the Trapper's, [255],

MISCELLANEOUS TRAPS, [103].

MOLE, [207].
Beauty of fur, [209], [211].
Life and habits of, [207].
Trapping the, [119], [210].
Traps for, [119], [120], [140].
Varieties of, [211].
Directions for skinning.—See Gopher.
Use of fur, [286].

Montreal and the Fur Trade, [281].

MOOSE:—
Nature and habits of, [219].
Trapping the, [220].
"Yards," [220].
Flesh as food, [220], [223], [238].
How to skin the animal, [220].

Moose meat, to roast, [233].

" Meat to dry, [237].