Field notes, v1389
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P.A. Kelly 1988 Journal Apr. 16 has been in the trap for a few days, so I (cont.) decided to only make a comp. skeleton (Cat # 184). 1715 p.s.t. Started setting traps from H.1 to 32 and H. 76 to 98. 2100 p.s.t Made a study skin and took tissues from the last jow woodrat captured in the Red House attic (Cat # 185). 2214 p.s.t Started checking traps. Still uraining continuously, so used the minicassette recorder instead of the clipboard. Sun. Apr. 17 8:31 p.s.t Found a lot of fresh pig tracks on Martin Rd. just north of the turn off for the Roberta Place. I also found a lot of large fresh lion tracks interspersed among the pig tracks. Not very deep, but measure over 90mm wide and over 80mm in length. The plantar pad on the best track I could find was 60mm wide and about 50 mm in length. Along with the many deer and lion tracks along Martin Rd., there were also dog, deer and lobeat tracks as well. 9:30 p.s.t. I released #1730 in the lower Barn (Capt. in Griffins). Collected 88