Journal, v4151
Page 469
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Transcription
Wm B. Richardson 1934 33 General Account woods, sugar pine, alders, dog wood, black oak, etc. All of these species mentioned can be found in goodly number. Life Zone — Transition. Slope — Slope well drained and hill. This afternoon I went hunting about camp. The primary object of the hunt was to gain a small idea of what this area was like. During this hunt I shot 2 flying squirrels and one chipmunk. Fresh tracks of deer were seen. This evening I set 15 mouse traps along the stream, 10 rat traps about the base of long pine or sugar pines, and 12 gopher traps. July 4 From the traps this morning I took 2 Microtus mordax, 4 Peromyscus maniculatus, and 1 Thomomys bottae. Start the morning skinning. This afternoon my folks came up and Hilton and I took a hunt southward southward up on to the ridge and then along the ridge toward Frog meadow.