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Palmer 1934
June 27 (cont.) of camp, the line running north.
17 traps were set in an old road,
about 10 traps in Artemisia and
Chrysothamnus and about 15 traps
[illegible] on a rocky ridge among Pinos.
Here the line swung east and
back to the south with 10 traps set
in Artemisia and Chrysothamnus.
The two rat traps were set in
an old cabin about 100 ft. N
of camp.
June 28 Caught 13 mammals of the
following species: 2 Dipodomys
leucogena, 1 Peromyscus truei Truei,
and 10 Peromyscus maniculatus
sonoriensis.
got a mouse and 2 rat
Set 45 traps. 36 were set in a line
starting 200 yds. N of camp and run-
ing east toward the creek bed. When
the creek bed was reached the line
turned N.E to follow it then swung
east and finally back toward
camp. Traps were about 50 ft. apart.
The territory trazzed was mainly
sandy soil with Artemisia and
Chrysothamnus. 9 traps were set
on a rocky ridge among Pinos.