Kawich P.O., 5900 ft., Rye Co, Nev. Sept.25,1931 burrow began going deeper until at three feet from the entrance it was 1 1/2 feet below the surface. Not having correct tools for digging we ceased our efforts. In the furrow there I set one of my traps and caught a Dipos-dipods were seven dropping of Kangaroo Rats, four of them on the trap. Like the fees of many animals even tho fresh, they appeared old and dry. Roughly they were as follows in shape - This being about the actual size of the feet of levipes. I kept the Peragmatius nevadensis alive as it was unhrut & only caught by the tail. The night was much warmer than the past few nights, at least the first part of it. Sept.26,1931 Trap line where we camped last night (54 traps) contained 2 more Micro-dipodops making a total of 5 Micro-dipodops, 1 Perag. nevadensis and 2 Diposdony levipes. The trap line 6 miles from