Culbreth 1942 Jan 26 S. Fork Mt., 4 mi N. Mad River Rock, El 3100, Trinity Co., Calif. This AM there was a slight clearing of the storm between 10 and 12 o'clock. Later in the afternoon around 3 PM it began to snow at camp. The early morning was spent picking up the traps that came out so we could not break camp in the afternoon. I obtained one Kyle's geckos in a museum special that was placed under the cover of sedge around a small running spring. One Lagus californicus was shot while it was sitting in its same under a thick cover of manzanita, adjacent to an open glade. In two other set made in a woodrats house I caught two rats but the one trapped at the ground level had been eaten. The other trap was placed at an entrance high up on the house and contained one rat number 186. One Oenomys cisticus was taken in manzanita cover and one Clethrionomys was caught under the Douglas fir logs. The afternoon was spent in breaking camp and getting ready for an early start for Ruby in the morning.