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

by W. Hamilton Gibson

SQUIRRELS, [211].
As food, [238].
Nature and habits of, [211].
Traps for, [43], [103], [106], [107], [110], [116], [128], [140].
Various species of, [213].
To cook, [233].
Use of skins, [286].

STEEL TRAPS, [137].
Caution in handling, [149].
Concealing in the woods, [229],
Various modes of setting, [144].
Requisite number for a campaign, [227].
To set for rats, [128].
To select judiciously, [138].
Requisites of, [138].
Hints on baiting, [143].

Steel Trap spring, to set with lever, [142].

STEEL TRAPS AND THE ART OF TRAPPING, [137].

Still hunting, [217].

Stimulants, [257].

Stone Dead-fall, [29].

Storing traps in the woods, [229].

Stove, portable, [228], [235].

Stovepipe fish-trap, [120].