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Horse Mt., 4700-5200 ft., Humboldt Co., Calif.
June 6, 1933
Warm site - everyone slept hard. Ran my line near camp - one Bushy Tail Wood Rat.
This poor catch was irregular catch is perhaps due to the scarcity of food this exceedingly late spring. Consequently many individuals of all species died over the winter and those which survived are now sagacious to a lesser or greater degree. Trapping proved to be better in deep woods on east side (or west) crest. Saw Three Mourning Doves on summit