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Feathers.
Jan. 9, 1934.
500+ ft., Colorado R., 14 mi. N. E.
Searchlight, Clark Co., Nevada.
Canis latrans.
Numerous coyote tracks were seen in the mud
at the river's edge, where recently made beaver
tracks showed. It appeared as tho the coyote had
been investigating the beaver scent.
Jan. 15, 1934.
I caught a coyote today in a setting I had made
especially for that species. As the setting is des-
cribed in my "running account", I will just
state that no coyotes have visited my ordinary
trap settings. In fact, it has been my exper-
ience that they are seldom caught in a steel
trap when bait is prominently displayed.
This coyote showed no disposition to attack
me, even when closely approached. It merely
tried to escape. Stomach contents: Mesquite beans.
Jan. 20, 1934.
Coyotes serenaded us this evening. There
were two barking, from points a half mile
distant from one another.