Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 216
had droppedthem in our flight. Speaking of surprises at digging,reminds me that a hog was oncesurprised at the results of its dig-ging. A zigzag rail fence separateda hay-field from an orchard. Therewere apples in the orchard and thehog wanted to get them. The cor-ners of the fence were supportedon… … THE SURPRISE IN THE BOX TRAP. Box traps are usually set on the ground on the sininy sideof a wall or on the wall and baited with apple. Quail fre-quent both places and are fond of apples, especially whenother food is scarce.
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