Journal, v4151
Page 425
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J.W.B. Ricksdon 1936 16 General Account From the 24 traps I took 6 Peromyscus truei. This evening at 4:45, we heard the voice of the first coyote. The weather today - Clear this morning, cloudy at noon and a small rain about 3:00 with with continued clouds. Jan.9 From the more traps I took 2 Peromyscus truei. This morning I went with Donald Tapper over the steel trap lines (35 traps). His sets were made generally in or near the canyon covering a distance of from 3 to 4 miles. They were excellent sets, the only objection being that the traps was placed on too low at the left. From these steel traps this morning we took 1 Brown Squirrel and 1 Gray Fox. This afternoon C.I. Oldrick and I set the 24 gopher traps along Whit River about ½ mile below the Whit River store. They are set in sandy soil along the creek bed. The weather has been unsettled today. Cloudy this