Chamberlain, James Franklin, 1869-1943 · London : Macmillan & Co. · leaf 154
I would then chop out a smallpiece of the wall and set a trap on the bed,fastening it by means of a stake driven firmlyinto the house. Then I would fill up theopening carefully and go to another house.Next morning I would examine my traps,take out the animals caught, and reset the FUKRY FRIENDS 141… … Fig. 37. —The Musfcrat. and its fur is not so valuable. It containsmany long hairs which have to be removed. Sixty years ago the beaver was very commonin many parts of our country, but now it isfound only in the northern part and inCanada. 142 HOW WE ARE CLOTHED The fur of the beaver is very…
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