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1964
at 3:30 p.m., sunny & warm, traps held off.
Saw 1 dark cat just south of my area, plus 1 beetal
and 3 deer on my area and heard burned owls.
Drove past the area at 10:30 p.m. and by flashlight
saw 1 cat in middle of my area and 6 deer (4 and 2).
at 1:30 a.m., by flashlight from road 2 cats on
my area and 4 deer.
Feb. 20
at 7:30 a.m. (clear, warm wind still blowing, no dew)
traps held 1 minestue in lower line, nothing else, no
cats, didn't run traps in barn.
Krebs says the first young minestue and
the first footling females have now appeared
in his traps; he is quite sure no reproduction
until now.
Feb. 21
Weather clear. at 8 a.m. traps held 1 Sorex.
Saw no cats,
Summary of 3 nights of Calhoun lines = 1 cricket,
1 minestue, and 1 Sorex.
Feb. 24
at 4 p.m. (cold, overcast, windy) set
100 Sherman's on Tidden grid. a couple of promising
holes, but no duffings, cuttings, or runways. no cats.
Feb. 25
at 7:30 a.m. traps held 1 doct. minestue ad,
2 & Rothers, and 2 Sorex (dead). Left all traps set except
those. Clear, frost on trapping area.
at 4:30 p.m. (sunny) checked traps = 3 minestue, 1 Roether,
1 Sorex (dead). Saw no cats or barns. Left all traps set except
those that contained mice.