Field notes, v647
Page 237
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2 mi. E Hagerman, Gooding Co., Idaho May 17. one stub trap at a likely looking den and a few traps for Peromyscus in the Artemisia areas. Aldrich also set for Peromyscus and Swining set along a small irrigation ditch. Garmots are reported to be very numerous and according to Mr. Briggs they are poisoned each spring by the County Farm Agent. Even so, they appear to be holding their own. However, I have seen none since we arrived. They have been