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Feathers.
1934.
100 ft. 1/2 mi. S H. Bragg
Mendocino Co., Calif.
May 27, 1934.
( cont.)
After lunch, we returned to our gopher sets.
I took ~~two~~ gophers from my traps. All traps
were taken from that locality and re-set on the
property of the Union Lumber Co., west of town. I made
14 sets.
We returned to camp and had dinner. Boys
brought in two gophers, taken from nearby lots.
I put up three ~~gopher~~ skins in the evening.
May 28, 1934.
Our traps were visited the first thing in the
morning. Two traps from one of my sets had
disappeared. From the remaining 13 sets, I took
12 gophers. I made two fresh sets and left one
of the old ones out.
We returned to camp, where I put up five
gopher skins. After lunch, we returned to
the traps. I had caught one more gopher.
Three sets. Two old sets were ~~left~~ out and
two new ones made.
The afternoon and evening was spent
shinning and caring for skulls, etc. I put
up seven skins I'dd caught in the morning.
Boys brought in a ~~gopher~~ from nearby.
I shinned and put up two more ~~gophers.~~