Journal Hugner, m.s. 1975 1.1 mi. E. of Victor, Plumas Co., 5000 ft. California 19 October [cut] had adverse effect on captures. 0800 returned via Sierraville to Sageren Creek. Put-up animals until noon. 1430 departed Sageren Creek and returned via Truckee and Sacramento to Berkeley. Hastings, Natural History Reservation, 14 mi. SE Carmel Valley, Monterey Co., 1700 ft. California 21 November 0930 Departed NWZ and drove via Hwy 101 S to Salinas, then west on 68 to the Carmel Valley Cutoff (~10 mi. W of Salinas). Drove SE from Carmel Valley on G1b to the Hastings Reser- vation. Very nice weather, ~70°F, light breeze, few Cirrus clouds. Only ½ of the Mammalogy class has come on this trip (=12 people). We proceeded to set out our museum special traps in the 3 established Calhoun lines on the reservation (grassland, oak-woodland, and chaparral). I set out 20 traps with 2 other people (=60 traps) in the oak-woodland community south of the Davis house (on "water-tank" hill.). This habitat is actually very dry and sparse for typical oak-woodland, and does not appear productive (with the exception of much gopher activity on the