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V.B Davis
1935
Layfman, Clark Co., Idaho, June 27
hard to see, and were its presence
they not known it could very
easily be overlooked. I succeeded
in killing six of them in about
1/2 hrs. of hunting. There were
very few old ones - I saw only
four of them - but the young of
the year are still out in
numbers.
I drove from here to Arco,
stopping at a service station, called
Midway, on the highway directly
between Twin Buttes and Big Butte.
Here there were numerous mounds
of C. mollis, but I failed to see a
single squirrel.
I spent most of the afternoon
in camp on Big Lost River at the
SW edge of Arco making specimens.
Big Lost River has no water
in it below the point of diversion
into the irrigation canals about
6 miles NW of Arco and I was told
by a rancher that no water had
flowed as far as Pioneer for
the past 10 years and that only
occasionally did the river at
Arco carry water and this was