Field notes, v1670
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Strong . 1921. Kinspux Valley, 23 mi. n. Hagellin, B.C. 94. 226. ♀ Sciurus, 298-110-46-18, July. 11, 1921. 227 ♀ Peromyscus, 190-93-22-14. " " " 228. Frog,- caught in cottonwood belt near river July. 11 " 229. Tharaniophis " " " 230. ♂ Lepus, 435-40-124-65. " " " 231 ♀ Peromyscus, 202-112-25-19, July. 12. 1921. 232 ♂ " 199-104-24-20 " " " Sun. July. 10.- Put out 22 mouse traps, 3 steel traps, and 7 rat traps today, N.W. of here on the flat. The mouse traps are mostly set along a marshy little creek, bordering the fields; three in an old hay sheet, and two in the cottonwoods. Two steel traps along a nondescript runway on the banks of the slough, and one along side a-mouse trap in the barn. The seven rat traps are set in the river belt of cottonwoods in hope of flying squirrels, did a little fishing and caught three huge fish, two Molly Carriers and my 22 inch Rainbow + Joams came up today. Good weather. Fishing: Mon. July. 11.- My trap line yielded four meowtus and one peromyscus along the marshy creek; one more also. Caught in a Lepus, very large, in my steel trap along the slough. A weasel ate up a young Peromyscan in my barn trap. Tried fishing and thanks to my old rotten line lost my only two spoons. Water is rising, and it is very cloudy.