SGXR ES Hee * ma Semen a a r 4 Seema Maal ass SA as laa Berens SR aseeds Sy Eesrts ae NATURAL HISTORY. SURVEY. uN 1 Hao’ 1) oo A Contribution Toward a Bibliography On North American Fur Animals LEE E. YEAGER Published by Authority of the STATE OF ILLINOIS Dwicnut H. Green Governor DEPARTMENT OF REGISTRATION AND EDUCATION Frank G. THomMPson Director BIOLOGICAL NOTES NO. 76 ILLINOIS NATURAL HISTORY SURVEY Tueopore H. Frison, Chief Urbana Illinois State of Illinois Dwicht EH, Green, Governor Department of Registration and Education Frank G. Thompson, Director A CONTRIBUTION TOWARD A BIBLIOGRAPHY ON WORTH AMERICAN FUR ANIMALS Lee E.. Yeager Published by Authority of the State of Illinois Natural History Survey Theodore H, Frison, Chief Biological Notes No. 16 Urbana, Illinois December, 1941 cP ert Ah ~ * " Led Fatt . SAAR REE Ae "7 . hie Weare lh fe : a o eu . pleks Bren INTRODUCTION = - = = = = - le eee le mut eee cee eee eee ACKNOWLEDGMENTS - - = - = = © een ee ee sue ene ee eles 5 LIST OF REFERENCES - - - - - 2 nee eee meee ee ee eee 6 HISTORICAL ee ee ee ee EE Le PE oh det, 6 Exploration. ‘and Settlement eS en Sr eee eae ona bocce 6 ee nn sd a eS eee were cand eRe nS FUR _ANIMAL SORSERTALION #9 bir SRR ca ese OS ea ane eee eee FUR “AITIMAL AAC RIED ash ge ut cab Ror pnett ie ere ie eT Te ee Ee . General (management discussed or implied) . miele Secs dee’ §620 ' Surveys and Faunal Lists + - = -.e nue eee eee 626 . Habits, Mite Bistory and Binlee@e ous ue che ele he ee oe ‘Habitats -----+----- or tous ot woes eee ee ee (86 Signs, Tracks Bhd TRACKING ows we eae ake Satie a ae ER eras ssa Sig Lae sree ak ae ae ie le Se ae oe i 38 Breeding and Reproduction - - -.- - -..-.-.- 2 se He eH BO PESOS TESs LANG. LISCR ER 4 © de. oa ee eo ele me ae ee et ee 40 Cycles and Populations - - = = = - = = © 2 2 ee eee en 646 Ta a ata tna ae ete tele eet ee 43 Predatory Animals - - - - - 2+ - ee - eee te eee 49: Peery koe +8 ke es ee ee ee ee ee a ee 49 Game Management - - ----+-+-+--+-+-+-+-+e22+---- 51 Control = - + <=" 75 = <8 es 6© =e ew ee ee ee ee 53 Bounty System - ------.2+-2+-+ 2+ -2e+28-+-+-+-+-+- 57 Production and Economics -+-<«-+« 5s 5 = + = fees se = w 58 Laws and Seasons ---+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+e%-+-+-+-+-+---- 62 Traps, Trapping and Fur Handling - ---+-<« +--+. -+--e6 64 Field and Laboratory Technigues - - - ---+-+-+-+-+-+-+-- 74 FUR FARMING - - - ---+---e-- a ge a ape age at ae Oi 9 pe) apne! id 75 General - ----+-842e2+-se8 5 es © e= © eee ee eee 75 Badger ---- +--+ -- ef - eee ee ee ee ee eee 79 Beaver. - <+- -+*# =e ser ew eee wee ee ee 80 Fisher -« ----+-+-7-+-77+2+-+e2-2-2-+-7---+---5- 80 TIoxes a 81 Lynx - ----2f -- ee ee ee er ee ee 86 WEG O ia) 6 ee eet ee nee eek Ie eae eer ene eee re 86 Mink --------- 7-7 - ee ee te eee Be fen ee USCIS EPG Lahey acest ot Aico tae mn ee Ss nny hoary as ook aI nti renee ee mete hs Vege Zien) LOK; Opossum - -- ---*+ +--+ +--+ ee ee ee ee eee 92 Otter ----+--+= +--+ -- f° = - =e ee ee ee ee eee 92 PEPER) OEIN oes ap yeas a) mb pee ome Seer igh n'y Vos ee) lool hays ames Meee) amy tale get eat Posen) ee ee eee eaten re 92 Skunks ------ -- e- ee eee eee etre te ee 95 Weasel, Fitch and Ferret -----+-+-+--+-+-+-+-+--- 94 Chinchilla <-.- - 9 +.= = 8 ses 6 6 He eH ee ee eo 95 FUR UTILIZATION AID TECHNOLOGY ----+-°+-+-+-+-+-+-+e8--6- 95 SPECIPIC FUR ANIMALS - --<+*+*+s += + ses ese = & ARES, Badger -----+ e+ 5-2 ee ee ee ee ee ee ee 97 Se SUA cet eof gees are eee ters reg) fe ies tne fe faeey, cae Gm eee piss eh aw pe Ces ireem La ae Lge Bobcat, Lynx and tllouse Cat - ----5+--+-+r+- - - - = = 109 Contents Fisher -----+-f-+e+e%7 +2772 72% 2-222 _r.r on. 11s Bones Tater ate tetera al Stet ae ae ee te eee ee re Fur Seals -----+--+-+-+--+7-7-++2-+2- cos on 7.118 Marten--:-<: =< pie eR eh et Te ee PROUT Ret acs Wen, SAM ye ye RIT Ee ee a eon Mink -----+--+---+-+-+--+s+-+--+-- amamenas my bebe MuSirrae “stata etal Peta te Me te ere eta ee oe ee Opossum -----+-f-- feet ee es ee ee eee 7, 155 BEteaP Sa aca se 2 a te Fae Fo he Fn Ra ee Be Re SWC (aS (ec VURAL eer ee ear IE gr er fea re geal ol ae ee s 146 Ringtail Cat ------ 9+ -"-7- 2 ee ee ee ee Se 148 Sea Otter ---+--+-+-+--"+"+7-+ 2 a _ L48 Skunks - -°- <0) -(- 2 ee eee ee eee eee ee «Sa! Dae Weasel --=-5*-- -= ff 8 5S £ = = © Ses ts ss 7 - 155 Wolf and Coyote ‘---"- - cee ee ee ee ee eB Wolverine -- - - -'- + - -- - = 4 -'- 2 = - + - - = = 4. 166 Miscellaneous --- --=-- - woe ee ee ee ee ee =, 167 Ghinch #1 Ta 7 oe a Re OER SE SOR SR ane SoS oe ee - Ferret -- +--+ ----°- = = + --- + - - - = - = - = - «168 -Mole --- --:-+---- wo ee eee eee Se - 169 SUPPLEMENTARY LIST - - --- -"- = +--+ - - 5-5 + ---4-5- 171 FIGURES = <2 eee ee ee ee ee eee Se 178 Riey OF “PERTODICALS C ETED +" 7G Se ee te ee eee iv A CONTRIBUTION TOWARD A BIBLIOGRAPHY ON NORTH AMERICAN FUR ATIMALS Lee HE. Yeager Illinois Natural History Survey INTRODUCTION This bibliography is designed to bring together in. .ref- erence form a large part of the material on North American fur animals. Although it is intended particularly for workers who do not have access to the matchless files of the U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service or to other more or less complete reference lists, the compiler hopes that the bibliography will be of some use to all students dealing with the fur resource. ; The classification. scheme provides for two main kinds of references, general and specific, The general references include headings under which.are listed all titles of a general nature and those that do not deal. primarily with a single species or a dis- tinct fur-animal group. In addition, they include sections on parasites and.diseases, fur farming, and fur utilization and technology, subjects so distinctive that it seems advisable to list together all references thereon. Under specific references, the only, headings used are. the common names of the fur animals. References dealing with two or r10re species or groups are usually listed under each species involved. .In both general and specific references, the arrangement under headings is by. author in alpha- betical order, and the order under authors having more than one title is chronological. Listing of referenceshas been made specific whenever possible, in -the--beliefthat.such an-arrangenent,’ in a bibliog- raphy lacking extensive cross references, will prove the most convenient for the largest sney of users. Thus, such important subjects as breeding and reproduction carry only a few references, and physiology and similar subjects are not included in the clas- sification, Most titles that’might be included under these head- ings are listed under the designated fur animal in‘ the’ spécific references, a RE sine fy SOOT ED ee A fow eroups, notably rabbits, bears: and mountain lions, have reluctantly been excluded, ‘chiefly because of the extensive- ness of the litevature on rabbits and the unimportance of bears and lions as fur animals. Because of the availability of a good bibliography by Phillips, cited later in this Introduction, fur seals here are dealt with chiefly after 1925, which closes the date of title inclusion in Phillips! work. Few‘of the very large number of state papers, documents and reports ‘én seals and fur otters are included.” These may be found in tHé’ Catalog of the Public Documents, also cited in this Introduction, Foreign species are excluded except’ Tor the introduced ‘chinchilla; and foreign references are not listed except whére they have a direct application to our native forms or report on North American. -: species introduced into other ‘lands, It has been necessary to choose between various types of material, and some borderline works have been kept or rejected more or less arbitrarily. The hundreds of popular articlés ‘on trapping and fur animals which have appearedin-outdoor and -agri- cultural magazines are in most instances omitted, although their net value may be greater than is sometimes recognized. Purely taxonomic Louies and most of the large number of local lists of mammals ie largely been left out. Many scientific notes have been tno wiied 2 There is no pretense at completeness, although it is believed that most of the important references are given. wrt has been impossible to check all state and institutional publica- tions, and valuable papers have thus. undoubtedly been missed, ese | The method of citation has. purposely been simplified cots Poe brevity, but also for convenience and uniformity. A rey to most of the abbreviations used will be: found in ‘the ap- pended List of Periodicals Cited. The. number of pages given for. books is approximate, since no account is taken of preface pages. Piates: along with figures, photographs, maps and dia- grams, are considered as illustrations and are simply listed as such ‘in the citations. Authors' names are given in the initial rather than the full form. In regard to editions, the latest has been used whateva? possible, but it has been impractical‘to be consistent in this ener ts In some instances At has not, ‘been gaa aes to secure complete reference gabe especially for certain bareiet publications, These titles are followed by an asterisk. ..Parentheses have’ beén uséd’ to. denote doubtful authen-. ticity ESAT ae ifort ton not supplied in the reference work itself. ne Ure iy ney, Ba} indicates that the author's naan. was not on. the original publication or chase there is some quéstion of authorship; (agie) indicates that hoe date of publication’ is given in the reference work, but that the fii ee date of publi-. cf cation has ‘been toatHed ee other SOuUrces.. In references for ae which no publisher is cited, the publisher is in heat cases the author. Devoted in part to North American fur animals are four recent bibliographies, two immensely useful abstracting organs and two publications of the U. S$. Superintendent of Documents, .. These ; eight works are considered so valuable for reference ‘purposes that they are cited separately below. One of the abstracting organs is the wé1l1 known Biological Abstracts, issued monthly, with a com=| ; plete index at the end of each year. The second, Wildlife Review, includes only wildlife literature, and is probadly. the most useful abstracting organ generally available to American fur. workers, It is issued four or five times annually. Catalog of the Public . Documents has appeared by volumes, one for each National Congress, 1893 to date. Fortunately one of the bibliographies, Phillips, a includes an excellent section on fur seals, and numerous lists of refercicés to game and fur animal laws and wildlife conservation, all through L925. Cuthbertson & Ewers have .compiled. the most extensive List of references on the history .of the fur trade know to the writer, These eight references.are as follows: Biological Abstracts, 1926-date. University of Pennsyl-; - vania, Philadelphia. Published in five sections, Prics varies by sections; $25.00: per complete volume, : single subscription. Volume 15 in 1941. Cuthbertson, Stuart, and John C, Ewers, 19359. A preliminary bibliography on the American fur trade, .U. 5, Department. » of the Interior, National Park Service, 191 PP. (Mimeographed, ) fur ee Gaines, Stanley Il., et al, - 1938, - Bibliography on soil ero-. sion and. soil and water conservation. U. 8S. Department of Agriculture, Miscellaneous Publication No, 312. 651° PR U. S,. Government Printing Office, Washington, D, C. &O, 60, from Superintendent of Documents, “Washington, D. C.- Phillips, John Cc, ‘1930. American game mammals and birds; .a. catalogue of books, 1582 to 1925, sport, natural history and conservation, Foughton Mifflin Co., Boston: and New York, 638 pp. $10.00, management of western ranges, livestock and wildlife. U. S, Department of Agriculture, Miscellaneous Publica- tion ilo. 281, 458 BPs U. S» Government Printing Office, Viashington, D. $0.45, from Superintendent- of Documents, Vashington, D, C. Renner, F. Gi,ret al. ‘1938, A selected bibliography on U, S. Superintendent of Documents, 1896-date, Catalog of the public documents of the... . » Congress and of all De- partments of the Government of the United States for the period from March-4;, 1893,-to: date (being the “Comprehen- sive Index" provided for by the Act approved January 12, 1895). U. S. Government Printing Office, Washington, D, Gr U, §, Superintendent of Documents, January, 1895-date. Monthly catalog, United States public documents. - Ua5a.- Government Printing Office, Washington, D. G, $1.50 per year. Wildlife Review. Septembcr, 1935-date, U,‘S. Department of the Interior, Fish and Wildlife Service, Washington, D, C. Averages about 50 pp, per issue; issued irregularly. (Mimcographed, ) Free, (Numbers I- 21l+issued-by:the. U, S. Department’ of Agriculturcs numbers 22-51 by the.U. S,. Department of the Interior; all by the Bureau of Biologi- , cal: ‘Survey, previous to consolidation of bureaus into ... Fish and \ Wildlife Service, dune, 1940, ' From those who may use this Pini iocuasiee I sincerely invite notice of errors end omissions. ‘Suggestions for its improvement. will be received with thanks, i | ACKNOWLEDGMENTS I am indebted to Dr, Frank G,. Aunbyecksaae Dri oWa Ls MeAtee. of the U.S. Fish ana Wildlife Service,: Vashington, D, C., for the loan of a useful English bibliography Ae rar anime breeding and for helpful suggestions, ‘Mr. W. ae Scott of the Wisconsin Conservation Department COREE HUBEG 2 number of obscure titles. Uy, James 8. Ayars, Editor of the Til4nois Natural History Survey, has contributed much to the uniformity of cita- tion and orgariization of the Hep each z nani not: have - | compiled these references without the ata of my .wite; Agatha G. Yeager, who devoted hundreds of hours to varieus parts of the ~4 a. * S work, Scores. hc) ‘individuals, Cael Ee aciatic Leder ae LeRe and certain organizations aided in checking ' veferences not. available, for di- réct attention. I herewith expres's niy ‘appreciation, | ‘Ls és ee T O Re "RE? FR E RE oN C:E dl ai HISTORICAL: : eee ‘Se “‘Bxplérat ion and Settlenent $30 Por a larger List of: ‘nélperenoes: ‘see “Cuthbertsén & rweines cited in the Introductions, Adam, ‘°C. M. :1885.' The éanuddan: north-west. Rose "Publishing! - Co.; Tordntoy $90-pd.3 I72Us, 04 Alter,.d,\C,- (1925. ). James Bridger, trapper, Poke’ onanne Scout and guide, ‘Shepard | Boot: Ababa ene ae hated ire % oY col DP; illus. Andérsbn, T. GC. “2888; eee earn ese of captekn ‘Thoma G, Anderson, Wisi: State’ Hist. 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Producer 1(3):7-11.° Tllus.: 365 days cach year, not to mention nights. Field and Stream 56(8): 228 = 9, 64-5. Iilus. a of nature. Jour. Mammal, 6(1):28-35. California. Calif. Univ. Fubs. Zool. 30:189-208, Hamilton, W.J., Jr. 1933, What is vermin? - Fur-Pish-Game’57(5): 02-4, Tllus. ' : iy etokivban peel Hamilton, W. J., Jr. 1937. The value of predatory mammals, WN. Y, Zool. Soc. Bul. 40( 213594452.) Illus, Howell, A. B. 1930. At the cross-roads. Jour. Mammal. 11(3): _ STT-88., ‘ _12(2):10-2, Tllus, neh gs and Goat Raise, Mag. 1(2):8-10. | | | ! Life 71(4):25. ‘. x ‘Game’ 20(1):50-6. World’ Mag. 64(381):197~203, OE ait ake ee * Predatory Animals - Game Management 51 Musgrave, M. E. «1921. map wpet animals in Apizons. Ant. Game Protect. Assn. Bul. 10(4):11- ditues” Palmer, E,.L, -1957. Are they vermin? Corneil Rural Sch. Leaf. 31 (2):1-32, Illus. Pough, R. 1939, Are we over-controlling predators? Hunting and Fishing, 16(6):13, 37., Illus. Ruhl, H. Ds 1935. Are predators as bad as they're pictured? Mich. fous, 5(5)21, 4, 8, Swanson, H. B. .1939. .The predators of Minnesota. Minn. Cons. 69:11-2, Illus, Trembley, F. ". 1937. Just what is vermin? Pa. Game News, 7(10):4-5, 23. .Illus. A Wing, L. 1936. Predation is not what it seems. Bird-Lore 38(6): 401-5. Illus. Winters, S. R. 1921. ‘The predatory animal pest. Outd. Life. 48: -- Game eins Bega -- Anderson, G. 1937. _Enemies of the caribou. Beaver 268(1):30-2, Tllus., Hudson's Bay Co., Winnipeg. ; Anonymous. 1916. Game and game vermin in New Sorc. Am. Game Protect. Assn. Bul. 5(2):10. Anonymous, 1938. North Carolina wildlife conservation, N.C, Diw, Game and Inland Fish. 2(6):1-5. Illus. Barker, E. S. 1932. New Mexico! s scaled quail study. 19th Am. Game Conf. Trans., pp. 404-7. Barker, E. S., and S. 0. Barker. 1921. Predatory animals and the game supply in New Mexico, Am. Game Protect. Assn. Bul. 10(1): 6-8. Illus. . é ‘ Beed, W. E. 1938. Do fur bearers affect upland game birds in _winter?. rd N, Am. Wildlife Conf. Trans., pp. 508-10. Bennett, L. J. 1938. The blue-winged teal. Collegiate Press, Ames, Ia. 144 pp., iilus. Blakey, H. L. 1937. The wild turkey on the Missouri Ozark range. Ue S.9 Bury: Biols (Surv. BS77. S52 pps illus. (Mimeographed. ) Brooks, A, 1926, Past and present big-game conditions in British Columbia and the predatory mammal question. Jour. Mammal, 7(1):357-40. i Bryant, H. C. 1914. A survey of the breeding grounds of ducks in California in 1914. Condor 16(5):217-39. ee Predatory Animals - Game Management Bump, G. .1932, .The New York ruffed. cine survey. 19th Am. ‘Game Conf. ‘Trans., pp. 388-403. Denyse T...1919, The-bobcat-and coyote as game destroyers. Qutd. “Tipe 44:375, Edminister, F.C. 1939. -The effect of predator control on ruffed grouse populations in New York. . Jour. Wildlife Mgt. 3(4):345-52, Errington,.P, L. . 1955. Predators and the northern bob-white,’. Am. "Forests 41(1):7-10, 46. . Errington, P, L., and #, i, Hamerstrom, Jr. 19356, The northern bob-white's winter territory. Iowa Ag. Exp. Sta. Res. Bul. 201, pp. 301-443, Illus. Follett, Ww. I. 1937. Prey of weasel and mink. Jour, Mammal. 18(3):365. i Glading, Be 1938. “Studies on the nes ting cycles of the California valley quail in 1937, Calif. Fish and Game 24(4):318-40. Gorauch,. Ls ae if. ‘1954. Life history of the Ganibex quail in‘Arizona, Aria, Unis, Blois S@ie BUbecee MO: PPas) woe Gray, A. B. 1928. What.the Biological ae is doing to conserve wild life in New Mexico. NN. M. Cons. 1(3) 24-5, CT. ‘Tlius, Jories, ay D. “1938, Wild life in the national toveaud. Ne M, ‘Rec. and Highway Mag. 10(11):17- 9, 47. Kalmbach, #, Ras 1937. Crow-waterfoul Adtlas efiatatn a: Us SO Dept. Age (Lrey 25S.) (SS POs s aks isi Komarek, & Ce a cas a Mamgual naladendatns to aonend game eee other eee ee end MN, Anis Morrah! Cont. Trans., PD. oe Ge Koma'rele; E. Mv “1930. ar progress report on. aowthicdly hale marisa studies, Jour. Mammal. 20(3 ):292-9, Lehmann, Vo vie. 1035. mi pelation of dred tows bO- made increase. Assh, Game, Fish and Cons. Commrs. 28th Conv., 1934, New York, pp. 56-8. . Lehmann, V. W.. 1937. Inerease, quail by improving: their habitat. Texas Game, Fish and oys ter Comms Bion. 44 DPes oo Lioyd, H. 1938, Duane aes neg save game. Aen: Bong 7(5)% 6- 7, ARIDIR BTS MecAtee, W. te EK iy yee management! 4s. eioke radio Nb yeee! neers Outd, Life 72(5):34-5, by aii crieertadnates Pvc ere tara fant Beg ts" ld DER es 08 Mn Murie, 0O.. i 1935. Alaska&-Yukon caribou.s..U. S. Dept. Ag. Ni *Am. Fauna S44, 93 PpPeys apa ba BIST ees eR RCSD: - Predatory Animals - Control 53 Pirnie, M. D. 1955. Michigan waterfowl management. Michigan Department of Conservation Game Division, Lansing... °328 pp., illus. . “Rush, Wi. M. 1939, Wildlife management and our”big garie animals. Nature Mag, 33(1):29-35. Jllus.’ ' Stoddard, H. L, 1931, The bobwhité quail. Charles Séribner's Sons, New York. 559 pp., illus. 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Anonymous. 1929, Secretary Jardiné recommends appropriations for predatory animal control. Natl. Wool Grow. 19(Feb.):32. Anonymous. "1936. “Practical predator ¢ontrol, featuring coyote trapping. New Mexico Department of Game and Fish, Santa Fe. +i6-pp,., ‘illus. Anthony, Il, E, “1931. “The control of predatory mammals. Sci. n.s. 74(1916) :288-90. Anthony, H. E., and Committee. 1931. Report of the committee on problems of predatory mammal control. Jour. Mammal. 12(3):340-4, Barnes, W. C, 1915. Fighting predatory animals’on the western ranges, Breed. Gaz. 67:'705-6, 54 swe eebeeaurtat aes we Predatory Animais -<“Control . Beck) J. Av:1930, Predatox control. 17th Am. Game Conf, Trans., pp. 155-60. Primer Toe) giives sh i edd IE Bell, WW. Be 1921. Hunting down the stock killers. | UT. §.'° Dépte AB. | Yrble...1920:289-300, Tilus. Pi ieocomie anise: Bell, W. Be. 1922. How the U. S. Government safeguards shegpi*) 2°" eS raising, Natl. Wool. Grow, 12(12):19-21. * Re Bell, W. B. 1926, Wolf and coyote control. Producer :7(9) :3<43..25% | (10) 6-8. | " “ : . ~ on ate ie ped, F. D., 1928, "Vermin" control in game songervet ttn Fins," 7 athers and Fur 56:22, 24-5, 55-4, fllus, USE 2) ise prdckenrtie, ae ne 1938. A review of predator ‘control. enn, 4 Cahalane,’ V. a oasa, The evolution of predator éentede policy in the national Bi eae Jour. Wildlife Mgt. 3(3 ) :229~ B74 5 Day,"A,°. : “L982... “fam apGalk’ for hunters of ‘Soedaeuey: animals, © U.S. Burs Biol. Surv, 52 ppt». Lilo. Day, A. M. 1934, Predator-trap device safe-guards species that are : harmless. U, S. Dept. Ag. “¥rbk, 1934'299-300, q Day, A. M.,:and A. P. Nelson, 192 a9.-° Wild life EGdacetet tae ‘and control in tlyoming under the leadership of ‘the United States Biological Surhgre 52 PDes 111s. (Ho pyblisher given, ) Deel,” Daye ace 1938. Ne aHe. HOGk: of Sernine Ht Eing ‘the happy. medium in predator control, Country Life and Sport. 73(5):37-9, LOS=65 y Lvs", ° ra 2 ar Fisher, Ac°K;) 1917, Plans for extermination of predatory wild } animals, Am. Natl. Live ooo Assn, 20th. Ann. Proce, BPs. AY 585-3 Gabriéison; “Te Ne 1928, | ‘To pniag the pane into ‘profit. “Forest and ‘ Stream aaa 686- 75 730~ 1. tlus,, som ute stands ¢ Garl durch, Pog Re “LOB. 4 Tesda wi Bates im the oatvel oe! destructive nial s U. S. Bur, Biol, Surv... BS-91. : LB: PD ¥* sane (Mime ographed, Bs ! ei Mata ae Wei Sere Sats oe f Garlough;’ F.” roa 1937, " Research studics in the wehbe eecaneee tive mammals, end Hi, Arte ie paste aoe _ ante 1 BP “085 etre | Goldman’, rts “1932, “The yeead a ‘iajestons mammals. “Sel, n. Se 75(1942) :309-11. . ‘ sath uence baal "cee aa Gordon; ie Be U6aae iow: Pekineylverita SBoREROTS vermin, An Gane Protect. Cian Bul 12(1): i 1. Tilus, Hoge : OS ea ae Goze ,(B. “gd. Tease broaden. cvepernee Me aS Ving? 1ecaay: oi, 37, Predatory Animals - Control 55 Gray; A. E. 1930. Predatory animal control and its relation to game conservation, Ark, Cons, 7(2):8. ; Green, D, D, 1940. Controlling predatory animals. Am, Wildlife 29(1): 55-40. Tllus. “Hall, Es R, °1926, - New method of predatory ‘mammal control, Calif. Fish and Game 12(3):154. © eee R, ‘1930. ‘Predatory mammal destriction, Jour.’ Mammal. a 62-72. pe Hell, E.°R,°°1931. ‘The poisoner again: A reply to Ws C? Henderson's defense of the Biolog Sere Survey ‘in the December igsue ‘of Outdoor Life. Outd, Life 67(4):26-7, 82-4; (5)28-9, 62-5. Illus. Harding, A. R. 1922. Poisoning fur animals. Outd. Life 49:42-3. - Henderson, W,. C. 1950. ‘The other side of the poison case’ Outd. Life 66:22-3, 6547. © : ; ee ; Holland, R.‘P. 1921. State vermin control. Am. ‘Game Protéct. Assn. Bul. 10(1):12-5. . Illus. Howell, A. B. 1950. The poison brigade of the Biological Survey. Outd. Life 66:50-5, Jardine, W. M. 1929. Control of predatory animals. ‘Ten-year program for JU. S. House Document 496. U. S. Government Printing ( Offico, Washington, De Ge: Ls Dds Key, Lb, A. 1956. Where ‘are we headed with ‘vermin control? Ohio Outd. News 2(5):2, Leavitt, S. 1930. Control’ of predatory animals. Hearing before the Committee on Agriculture, ilouse of Representatives, 71st Congress, 2nd session on H. R. 9599. April .29,°.50, and May 1, 1930. Serial O, pp. 1-100, salad Leavitt, ade. Logis . UOnirol of predatory enimals.:’ Superintendent of “Documents, Washington, D. C. ‘198 pp. —— J. S. 1923. The predatory animal ‘control division. Mich. State Dept. Cons» 1st Bien. Rep. (1921-22) 2299-3550, Hinene, C. B. 1937. Does predator control pay? Pa. Game News 6(8):11, 51. Tilus. Mace, B. H. 1916. Predator’ animals ord Willed | on’ California National Forest. Calif, Fish. and Gaine 2(4): 215- 4, , McGuire, a, ° 1982. ° Yho is ‘right, about poisoning. Outd. Life 7Ole):24-7. Titus. ** Musgrave, M. EB. 1919. ‘Destruction to livestock by predatory animals and thoir practical‘ means of destruction, Ariz. Cattle Grow. Assn, Proc, 12:111-5. 56 Predatéry Animals - Control Nelson; Ba: W. ;*1918, mary is sy predatory animals. Am. -Sheep pean ae Wool Grow. 38 (2): 9081,” Also: .“1918,° Natl, Wool Grow, cLesG. ewes State Rabies Commission, 1917-34, -°Bien, Réps.,'°1917-18 to 1933-34, inclusive, 75 pp, (total), Carson City, Nev... (Heike Sans is author of main body of all reports after 1923-24.) Pettis, D, E,. 1927. Shall we trap or poison? Ariz, Wild lige 1(3.):5-6. ee: : ee pe P|’ Poors, Os ,0,., 1951, Ten years or predatory pada qont gory Calif, ~ Dept. "Ags, Monthly Bul. "20(7): 467=9, . Poole sO, G,.* 1935, - Some facts about predatory animal control, Calir. Fish and Game 19(1):1-9. Illus. Poole, &. G., and ie Jacobsen, 1929. Pease caer animal control. Calif, Dept..Ag. Monthly Bul, 18(12) :'704-5, . Guinn, D, 1930, The United States Pateeiant Pico Destruction, ~not. scientific investigation and conservation, now dts: chief activity. Published by Emergency Conservation Commission, New York. 26 DD. ‘Redington, P, G, 1929, Policy of the United: States Biological Survey in regard to predatory mammal control, Jour. Mammal. 10(3) :276- De : ; . Pete eh “Redington, P. G, 1980, Federal. wllavtire eetivitiée”in led, 17th Am. Game ane Drauss. on. 359-48, Redington, . é. 1930. The federal program.of wild-life-control. Natl, Wool, Grow. 20(12) :41- ae Se a Bedthcr alive? ic! 1931. Federal program of Wild pate ‘control. Producer .12(3}):6=8. : ‘ Redington, P, G., and S. P, Young, .1931, Information for the guidance of field: men and: cooperators of ‘the ‘Bureau ‘of Biological Survey engaged in the ¢gontrol of injurious rodents and predatory mammals. am Sie Pyke Ags Mise, ) Pub. 115. 8 ppe ‘Reeso, A. M eee .: ‘The destruction of "vermin." Sci. Monthly Roberts, B. fete 1939. Trapping game predators, Game Breed. and Sport, 45(12):180-1, 188- o. Tlius. Sans, B, R, 1927. ‘Roport on control of predatory dia nhs and rodents in the state of Nevada in 1925 and 1926, Nev. State Rabies ‘Com. Bien.-Rep. 1925-26. 9 pp., illus. 5: i Scholl, Ey, Ey, and iJ, Wy Heist, 19018. ine control of destructive animals « _ Tex. Rept. oe Bul. 60. 19 ppey ‘illus. ' ae Predatory Animals ~ Bounty System ‘57 _,. young, S. P, 1950,..Conquering wolfdom BS eatdons eoyibna eake Weds wand Waters 2(1):6-7,°47. Tlluss-f ove: en: Bie ereas Young, S, P, 1952, .Predatory-animal.and rodent contral to bé-con- ducted unde# a 10-year program. U. S. Dept. Ag. Yrbk,. :1952:312-5, Young, S. P... 1934. Our federal predator sisi worles 20th Am, p Game Conf. Trans, 3 PDs 172<6,. : ee a . . ve F Young, S. P, 1935. Our federal eonperstiye nredator: ‘control work. South, Ag. 65(12) 234. et ri as .+~. Bounty a Sy tl «og Anonymous. 1916, Texas demands more efficient methods of predatory _@ninal control... Am... Sheep Breed,- and Wool Grow. 56:70-1. . Anonymous. 1917. euney whl hasten Natl. ¥iool Grow. 7:42. a anal 1917's Report= ‘of anitornt wourity committee adopted by _National,%ool Crowers' . GORISP Late, Nati. Wool Grow. 7:25, Fie 918. Dangers of the. bounty, system. Calif, Fish and Game 4(4):189-91, Anonymous, - 1918, Uncle Sam's trappers. Mallace's Farm. 43:1823. ANONYMOUS». 1928s. Operation of..the. Utah EERIE ONE animal LAM: Natl. Wool Grow... ‘A8(May) : 13.. Anonymous. 1951... Bounty successfully controls predatorg:in ~:~ ~~ Pénnsylvania, © Outd. Life 67(2) :40. ae Ys Avery, C.,- 1930. Bounties. or. Sere samen: -trappers?: Field Jand - Stredm 35(8) 28. ; eet Fa ere ow? aa - Gedney, F..S...1928. Uniform.bounty law. . Natl. ool Graqw. 18:20, May: 45, “Aprfl. (05: -: Tie tre aes Bets ofp *. ’ 3 * wi % .Gerstell, R....1936-57. The Pennsylvania System,:. Pa. Game News:: j _ 749) 33 5-55 16; -7(10) :8-10, 15; 24; 712): 23, 24, Tilus. Gerstell, Roy W937, +The ee etre rely tee a Pa. Ba. Game Commars. RES» Bul »..Je:;. +28: PB x. TERS «3 af: ee ry Grimes, F. G. "1935. Bounties pald by states. U. ee. . Surv, BS-24. 4 Spe, »,(iime ographed, ) 1h CRE Ei ia SSS ne fi re m11,.5. H, 1916. Brief for the ante trapper; opposed to _ bounty. system. An,, Sacep Sreed.and.Yool frow. 56% rT teh Gs 2» ASIGy ee Pe predatory animals, Breed. Gaz. 10.8 2914. - a ee sed Giga eee ss: ureter’ ee, Tae” ea ee Vos?" Game roturps to the dang of Y'illien Pemn, Am. Forests 42(9):402-7, 437. Illus. 4 Production and Economics MacDonald, K. FP, 1937. Necessity Tor uniform’ bounties. on predators Calif. Fish and Game 23(1):66+-7. Mattson, EB. H. 1939. Bounty trapping in Michigan. FPursFish-Game '60(5)*8410. “example of an-extractive industry. Jour. Geog. 25(8}:503-6, © Anonymous: 1911. © Outdoor pursuits: for ‘profit and pleasure, Fur News Publishing Co., New York. ‘64 pp., ‘illus. liter 1938. iffllion dollar trapping income. Wiss Cons. Bul. S(2) 235% . : , Arthur, S.C. 1926. Louisiana's fur-bearing mammals. . la. ‘Dept. Cons. 6th Bien. Rep,. 6:63-112, TJIilus. . ; ‘Arthur, S.C. 1928. The take of fur animals: La. Dept. Cons. 8th Bien. Reps,, 1926-28, 8:295-324, TIllus.* Ashbrook, F. G., and H. J. lictiullen, ‘1925, - A“preliminary study of the ‘statis tical ‘data on fur resources “and the fur trade. Nati. Assn. Pur Ind, Yrbk. 1925: 5 ~ 54 Tilus. . okaeoastts, R. i, G. 1938. Hudson's bas Womahy tia ceils fur trade. Srd N. Am. Wildlife Conf, Treans., PDs. o31- Te Brittain, J, I, 1921. Canada's fur production in 1919. 20. Vecipe Dept. Com. Rep. 116: LOU ; ) Brittain, J. TI. + 1922. Canada's fur pawalie tai p. S." Dept? Cam. E Hep. iG: Sie 8. : California Fish and Gaine eee alate 1929. Summary of fur-bearing animals. Calif. Dept. Nat. Resources Div. Fish and Game 50th. -*Bten. Rep. ‘1926- 283 isl. : ; palin a tentice ata Mao A a Pe oy Production and Economics 59 Carpenter, W. S. 1921. -New York's .annual .game dividend. Cons. 4(2):19-22. : ATP. Coats, R. 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ALUMS « ALPASOn Le dis (1916, ') The ‘story ‘of Yiod boy trapvers.. ‘(Shion of the Grier: Presa, Chics go. ) (56) PPo.», SLMS 6)) see Andersch, I. 1906, “ Wnaers ch ‘Bros .' hunters ‘athe ‘trapvers one il- Austrating the fur bearing . animals: -of North America and the skins of which have market value... Kimball- Storer Ldw' 5 Minneapolis. 4 232 Des (Iva. 3 Traps, Trapping and Fur Handling : 69 Anderson, C. ‘(Mo date.) Secrets of trapping. East, Otis, Mass. Anonymous. (No date.) The trapper's handbook. Reliable Book Service, Cumberland, Md. 70 pp. ' Anonymous. (1871.) Hunting, trapping and fishing made easy. J. Haney & Con, New York. '70 pp. Anonymous. 1871. The hunter's guide and trapper's companion, Ne Hg Hunter & Co., Hinsdale. 74 pp. Anonymous , (1875.) The hunter's and trapper's complete guide, Hurst & Co., New York. 81 pp., illus. Anonymous. (1900.) Life in the woods. Richardson & Co., Chicago 68 pp. Anonymous. (1903.) Special course in trapoing foxes and other fur-bearing animals. Dean & Co., Williamsport, Pa, 19 pp. Anonymous, (1906.) Trappers! guide. Funsten Bros, & Co., St. Louis. 24 pp. “to Anonymous, (1906. ) Valuable information on trapping. Animal Trap Co,, Abingdon, Ill. 24 pp., illus, : Anonymous. (1910.) The trdpper's companion. Peltries Publishing Co., New York, 160 pp. ‘ Anonymous. (1910.) Trapper's friend and guide; things worth knowing about trapping and general knowledge of furs.. Weil Bros, & Co., Fort,.Wayne, Ind. 106 PPsys ililudss Anonymous. 1912, Our illustrated trapper's guide and instructions for setting the "Sure Death" and other traps, Davenport Trap Co., Davenport, Iowa. 80 pp., illus, ‘ Anonymous. 1312. Three books in one: .trapper's supply catalog, trapper'’s guide, game laws. Funsten Bros, & Co., St. Louis. 96 pp., illus. : Anonymous, 1914, . Our illust trated trapper's guide and instructions for setting the "Sure Death," "Alligator" game and other traps. Trapper's Supply Co., Oak Ff Park, i164 poe f Eauss Anonymous. 1914. Trapper's guide and farmer's friend. Weil Bros. | & Co., Fort Wayne, Ind. 176 ppe, neues ; Anonymous. 1918, How to trap and the marketing of your. furs... Comfort, Augusta, Me. 16 pp., illus. Anonymous. . (1922,) Narratives of trapping life, .Peltries Publish- ing Co., Inc., New York, 95 pps, illuse Anonymous. (1922.). Trapping as a professton, Péltries Publishing Cos, Inc:, New York, 94 pps, illus. 66. Treps, Trapaing ond. Fur Handling Anonymous, - 1924- 26. ‘Traps. and. trapping. Dakota Farm. -44:.812,.921, 953, 988; 45: 32, 84, 137; 46:29, 150, 236, ia ill “971, 1003, Anonyrious. ” 1925. i Trapping. ¥ are “havocate. tua? Home | Mag’. 6022357 or L106 Anonymous,” 1925, Traps ara trapping. .Mor'Mest. Parm,. 44's ogy! Anonymous. 1926... 2 ips. to tra ADPCTS «.. eR cea eras Parte - ae 1.0 -.- Anonymous. 1929. Are you the best 't trappe or in towa? i atisesaie Farm, .54;1700.. . T1duse..0 ee 2h ee et is, 44 a Anonymous. 1930, Anti- stecl trap’ Dill to’ £0 on ‘ballot. Bur. Farmer (lst. ed.), 6:15. RAS AW ies eee Pree (Anonynous.) 1933 Canada's fur bearers, containing notes on the principal Fux bearing perce oa of Canada, . trapping and preparation of furs for, the narket. Ruds on! s| Bay.Go., Winnipeg. . 63.-ppe, illus. ne ee amt Ba ss Soa es yee ) 1 i PRN PD. Anonymous, 1935. Junior farmers go trapping. Successful Farn, Site clus. Anonymous. 1934. Successful trapping sets, Suetessful Farm, 52:46. Illus. ‘ Anonymous. 1937, Preparing furs for market, Suécessful: Farm. Ooo. Illus, ' ‘ Anspagh; “Ji Le (Ho date.) ‘Trap sing. “Albion, Mai Arnold, W. L. 1935. me) Sa trapping. Guilford, Ho.” . . 16. pp., ildus.. : ie porn By s Bailey, V. 1932. Trapping animals alive. ‘Sour. Hannei. 13(A)3 bo7-42 4 Bailoy, om 1934. ‘Dir ncetions for. setting foothold $i cap for choturing animals uninjurcad, U. S. Bur. Biol. Survey Bi- 1332. 2 pp. (lMimcographed. ) Bedllcul, eco 1888. 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Foster, .trapper and hunter of the Adirondacks, The Villard Press, Boonville, H. YeeiZ15 pp., Lllua. Carey, H.-R.» 1929. Shall the steel trap bo outlawed? Sportsman 5(2):49-51. Ilius. Carnegie, W. (1906.) Practical trapping. L. Upceott Gill, .London; Charles Scribner's Sons, New York... 424 pp.,. illus. Cartwrieht, D. W., and M. F. Bailey. 1875. Natural history of western wild animals and guide for-hunters, trappers and. sports- men, Blade Printing and Paper Co., Toledo, 280.pp., illus. Chansler, Ww. S. 1923. The river trapper.: Eunter-Trader-Trapper Co., Columbus,.Ohio. ..c14 pp.,,tlius, Chesley, C. HEH. »1917,- Baits.and scents for the trapper, ».Pract, Farm. 115:3550. ‘ ¢ Sw 68 Traps, ‘Trapping and Fur Handling Chesley, C.:-H.. 1917. Gebting ready for the.trapline. .Pract,: Farm. LiStS1 7. pmaend ‘ “ Chesley, C. IE... 1917... Making water. sets, Pract. Farm., 115:3586. Chesley, C. H. 1917. Successful iaoniae methods, Pract. Farm. LiS?429. leuphaacen, eyo) 4 Maat sy fi o dK ‘ heist. a 1923. ‘The practical trapper. Cordova Daily Times, . Cordova, Alaska, Illus. . mer with Conner, J. K. 19358, Modern tra oping. gig K, Conner, Gordo, Ala. 152 pps, illus. : : : worbin, Bs. (1900, Corbin's advice Or, the wolf hunter's guide. The Tribune Co., Bismarck, N..D. 76 pp., illus. . Cosse, E. A. 1916. Odd jobs for Di hapasel the woman trapper, Rural Ne Yeo 752124, ey ait , ea ih Beene eRl ioek: Bein Oar 2 1 MS 2 spedition 4 sub- yen Canada. Can. Field- Nat. 44(6): 142-5, paeiay H,| 1939, How to nae your eae pay. Successful Farm, 37{Dec.) :62-4,. ) Dailey, By ay 1925, Phe splines and pete Hunter-Trader-Trap er Gon. Golmmpus, Ohic. - 242 pous tis. Daunt, As. 1893, he theo, trappers. 7. Nelson & Sons, London. port fllves: a4 3 Dean, BaF, +(No dates). Trappers! secrets. ,Williamsport, Pa. ‘Dearborn, | N. 1919. “Trapping en the farm. UU. S. Dept. Ags Yrbk. 1919:451-84. 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Trapping farm furs. Kimballts Dairy Farm. L's 19. - : ee Harding, A. R, 1925, Ohioan relates experiences on a- pn ee Aer in the south. Natl. Stockman and Farm. 48:1102, -° Harding, A. R. 1925, ‘ith the fur-bearers. Natl. Stockman, and. Parmt. 43:1064,. ‘ ae As Ns ed. (1913. ) 3001 questions and answers. A. ‘R. ; eee erie Bubttahing Co. Columbus, Ohio. 395 pp. ’ : PAR: ne (1975.) The amateur trapper, and trap-maker's guide. ee c: Fi tagerald, New York. 154 pr,', Ties Mowtaies, S. S, 1938. “Tra pping | and trailing: Greencastle, Pa. ae, PPss illus. "7 Tia goog i Hess, T. (alias "California, Joe"). ‘1867, Hope of a civilization awe. to PSs San Francisco. 200 pp. 5; ee + Pantie, A. He He. 1922, The drama of the forests, romance: and adven- ture, Doubleday, Page & Co., Garden City, 'N. ¥; °324'ppi, illus. 70 Traps, Trapping ané Fur Handling Hodgson, R. G. 1924. Business side na trapping. Nor'est. Farm, 43:1256. Hodgson, R. G, 1924, Baits and scents for fur-bearing animals. hss ee Jour, ens Oshawa, Ont, 5 pp. peaseee: ie G. L192 Be ‘Trapping in, the gine eountry.. Nor!West Farm, 44:55. Hodgson, Ry Ge: 1925... Trapping in northern Ganada. Fur Trade Jour, Gan. Oshawa, Ont. 20S pp., illus; . Hoffman, B.. (No: date.) Real: Indian mink .and weasel trenptng methods... Russell,: Many, 19i ppe,y illus.. Hoffman, 3... (No, date.) Real Indian and professional trapper's snare-making secrets anc how to use them. Russell, Man. 56 pp., za Oc Howard, F. We (1904.) Hunters! and trappers! guide. “Baraboo, Wisi.) 5S Pps by Hunter, M. 1907. Canadian wilds. A. R. Harding Publishing Co., Columbus, ii saci oT? Ppa. LENS Hunter, Ban Je 1869. The hunters! and et wane ' illustrated historical guide. G. Knapp & Co., St. Louis. 208 pp., illus. “Josco, A. F. (No date.) Methods of trapoing. Paupack, Pa. Judd, J.D. 1918.. Fur money in your back yard. Orange-JdJudd Farm. 65:380, saya 2 3 ee Judd;: J,-Dvi 1918... Small -furs are in demand.. Orange-Judd, farm, - 65:319. eet Judd,:Je:D. .1918.:, Timely trapping. pointers., Kimball's Dairy Barris LO seo Ore oi4 ie." i gel WY Ae Bi Ganka bias GA ited ie Judd, J.D. ° 1918. ; Trapping is :profitable. Kimball's Dairy Parm. 16 :842, Sk AA RT. é . Judd,.J. D.....1918..."ar-needs:-call,for much fur, - Orange. Judd Fa 2th 65:504. Sate UTR IR. ge Neth toe Que Remo ee pee tae : Keene, Jy. 8... {1900.). How to.make- and. sot Braps 4 Frank Tousey, New York. 60 ppe3: illus, a Ain ee Kreps,,:2. He. 1909. ..Science: of trapping,. “A,:-R.; Harding Publishing COs, COlLUMpUS,) (OHTG.. Teco OD ey eonsr. Sian : ; Kreps, BE. H, .1910.-. Camp, and trail methods,; ; Av: R.. Harding Publish- ing Co., Columbus, Ohio. _ £73 pp.,, idlusy:* Sy aa pets — Kpeps, E, He-:.(1925,) .A brief, euide.to'trapying the common, furbear- 2 dng, animals... Oneida: Community,, Oneida,.N. Yui. Traps, Trapping and Fur Handling 71. La Budde, Mrs. E. 1937, The steel trap, Wis. 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Survs Bi-949. 5 pp. {Mimeographed. ) ; ; Fur Farming ~1 Mink - 87 Ashbrook, F, G., and K. B, Hanson, 1927, Progress report of marten breeding experiments, U, 5S, Bur. Biol. Surv. Bi-949. 5 pp. {Himeographed, ) ; Ashbrook, Fr. G., and K. B, Hanson. 1928, Progress report of marten breeding experiments. North. Fur Trade 3(9):14-6. Ashbrook, F. G., and K. B. Hanson, 1930. The normal ‘breeding season and gestation period of martens. U. S. Dept, Ag. Circ. 107. 6 pp. Also: Am. Fur Breed,.2(10):4, 6. Bossak, J. M. 1938, American marten. Am. Fur Breed: 11(6):18. Bowles, H. E, 1929., Marten breeding. Am. Fur Breed. 1(12):10. Button, K.. P. 1939... "At long last.".-Am, Fur Breed. 11(11):12.. Illus. Dikeman, M. J. 1929, The propagation of the marten. Am, Fur Breed, 2(4):14-5. Gates, %. G. (1915.) The propagation of mink and marten. Shaw & Borden Co., Spokane. 124 pp., illus. “Moltke, C. ve. 1926. Misserfolge in der Marderzucht.-. Pelztierzucht 2(12):14-5. Prell, i. 1927. 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Ink boreal Td sel Ban BEI smerTeer, 8, 6 PPes illus. : 5. Dahig} EH. 19359.,- Aufbau eineritsrz-stamnzueht .. Deut,., Pelztier- ae 14(6):121-6.% Te al Pees aR v : Bailey, Bi Re “rol %s Success fuk’ shh farming in Lowa: Iowa Acad. te meine Se eelCus ass oe OS— 90. : ie ' Pasaety, CO. i. 1936, An autonat ie drinking fountain db rinks. UU. Se, Bur. Biol, Surv. BS-40, S pp., illus. Mime ographed. ) Passett, C. F, 1936, - Feeding the weaned minks. U.-5.- Bur. Biol. . Surv. BS-60. 4 pp.,* illus. isi Solaasinacesh Bassett, C.F, 1937, Results of feeding frozen fish to minks. Can. Silver: Fox and: Fur 6(5)*22e3.2 2: . : Bassett, Cc. P, 1958, Tantca ge and livermeal as a susmer feed for “adult minks. Us, Bure "Bho? Surv. BSB-1124: Oo pp», illus, (1 limeographed. ) a ih be ase: 4 me is Below, J. 1939,. Die. Nergfarm Magdalenemlust. im mest: i, Deut. Pelztierdichter 14(15-14): 269- 95. sBooth, C, H,.°..1928.:.:Mink breeding... Am,.Fur Breed..1{1):4=5: (2) eae Ses nee ALS, EB PRL Boytsoff, L. 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ID BSLEE cy iid om Oy Oy ‘ . and A, ii, Kemnedy. 1954, Wutritional anaenta in mink. ) 247-9 sae Fur Farming - Mink Lewis, R. 1916. How to start a mink ranch, Medical Lake, Wash. 6 pp. Ayes : Loosli, J. K., S. E. Smith and L. A. Maynard. 1940, The digesti- “ pility of animal products and cereals by minks. U. 5, Fish and. “ildlife Serv. Wildlife Leaf, 168. 5 pp. (IMimeographed.)* ~~ McClintock, L. D. 1926. (ink raising, Fur Trade Journal’ of Canada, Oshawa, Ont, 58 pp., illus. McClintock, L. D., and R. G. Modgson,. (1924,) Raising mink for profit. Fur Trade Journal of Canada, Oshawa, Ont. 13 pp., illus. McClintock, li. Le 1931, A mink nursery. Am. Fur Breed. 4(1):21+2. MacDonald, E, L, 1917. Breeding of mink in captivity,..Can. Comm. Cons. Ann, Rep. 1917:300. Ottawa. ; Saar R. i. 1931. My experience with mink boils, Am. ‘Fuss Breed. 4(2 "505 ‘ Noble, P. Ve. 1939, Uow I produced my mink mutations. Am. Fur Breed, 11(10):30-1, Illus. ‘ Norton, G, F. 1913. Breeding mink for their fur. (Swendrton | Stationery Co., New York,) (22) pp., illus, . it OQrnpteda, ve 1927. Pflege von iilerz und von Vaschbar. Pelztierzucht S715, Tilusy* Plummer, H. B. 1929, Mink breeding. Am. Fur Breed, 2(2):17-8. Plumer, H., B, 1929, The care of the female mink and young. An. Fur Breed. 1(12):12-3. Retzel, J, 1939, ifink fading and causes. Am. Fur Breed. 12(3):8, LOy Tdlwsy Ne ee i - Rexilius, EF, 1928, Anfange der lergzucht in Deutschland, Pelztierzucht 4:61. , Rondholz, K. 1926¢.;Die Nerzsucht und ihre Zukenftsmoglichkeiten. Munich, * Saxton, E. Re 1931, The reproductive habits of thé eastern mink, Am. Fur Breed. 4(4):12, Saxton,-E. R, 1938. . Domestic mink, Bemis Point, Nj; Y> 26 ppes illus. Schafhausen, EH, 1927, herzrassen und irh Vorkommen, Pelztierzucht 3:145-55, Section of Fur Resources, 1937. iiink raisins, U. 5S. Bur, Biol, Surv. BS-82. Sopp. (Mimeosraphed.) Smith, E, 1929, Anleitung zur Aufzucht. des Nerzes, Dessau,* Pur Farming - Muskrat elk die Ste E, 19351.. The mink. situation in Sweden, Am, Fur Breed. 4(1):29, Ayre : Stichel, Ww, 1927. Der nordamerikanische mink (Mustela (Lutreqlaj) vison Schreb) als Zuchter in Deutschland. Pelztierzucht 3235-10. FPS. x ; : Warta, J, J. 1930. Observations of a mink rancher on a 5,000 mile trip. Am. Fur Breed, 3(1):38. White, A, S. 1913, Mink farming, Pine River, Minn.. 15 pp. Whiting, L..E, ©1929. How to mate mink. ‘Am. Fur Breed. 1(9):16-7. Viieden, L. -1930. Zur Frage der Rassenunterschiede zwischen Quebec und Alaska-lNerz. Deut. Pelztierzuchter 5:135-5.% Winter, G. £4, 1929. Mother mink and young. Am. Fur Breed. 1(10) 314 Zichner, EH, 1959. Story on mink farming. Rural N. Y,. 98:135,. Illus. Zigan, FF. 19268, Ranz und Zeugung des Nerzes, Pelztierzucht 4:242— a ‘ego Muskrat Barnes, Y% ©. 1925, Maskrat farming for boys... Breed. Gaz. 88:690,. Tllus. : Dailey, E. J, 1927, Practical muskrat raising. A. R. Harding © Publishing Co., Columbus, Ohio. 156 pp., illus. . — Sa Dvorak, J. J. 1919. iskrat farming. Natl. Sportsman 42(2):109-11; (3):179~80,. . ne Hdwards, J. L. 1924, 2uskrat farming. Fur Farm Publishing Co., Diiea, WN. Ys 62) ppy5 tlivgs ‘Evans, J. ©1927. Muskrat farming in Hanitoba., Man. Dept. Ag. and Iemier., Circ, 86, 6 pp. Farnum, E, J; (1923.) Muskrat farming for profit. Farnum & Meeusen, Muskegon, ifich, 99 pp., iklus. ; ; Gillese, J, 1939, Jiuskrat farming... Outdm. (Hunter-Trader-Trapper) 78(1):49-S0. Head, .°1929. The mskrat in the pen. Am, Fur Breed, 1(11) 214.5, Hodgson, %. G. 1924. Raising muskrats for profit. Fur, Trade Journal of Canada, Oshava, Ont. 40 pp., illus. . Hodgson, R, G. 1926, Muskrats in pens. Nor'Vest Farm, 45:6. Hodgson, R. G. 1937. Successful muskrat farming. - Fur, Trade Journal of Canada, Toronto, Ont, Gth ed., 305,np;,, illus. shctid Se eaaae ta ; Opossiun “Grande, L. 1929. Das Opossum in der Pelztierzucht. Pelztierzucht ? > ; : 92 »Pur ferming-=-.Haccoon ummel,:E, 1925, Muskrat. farming, now considered a profitable | enterprise. JIhling Bros., Kalamazoo, Wich, “32 PDes. illus, . Jackson, LV Ae gc otUGl%s)is Bat ranching.in Manitobe, Northern Pur : REO, “innivec, Man, % i hie La Bar, G. S. 1928. Muskrats and muskrat farming, Austin, Minn. -el,pp.e,-illus. Ley, D. Vv. 1959. Survey indicates x tusirat crop can be intreased, Tex. Game, Fish and Oyster Comm, lionthly Bul, B(1): t-5. Illus. Section: of Pur Resources, 1930, . Raising muskrats, U, S. Bur, Biols Surv. 3i-1060, 2 pp. (Nimeographed, ) ae Section of Fur Resources, 1936, . Reising. muskrats, U. S., Bur, Biol. Surv. BS-35. 2 pp. (Mimecgraphed. Irwin, H, J. 1927. Trapping; raising opossums for their pelts. Farm, Advocate end Home lag. 62:1575. Motes, I, H. 1927. Farming the opossum. Nor'\Vest Ferm, 46:38, Tlius. ; Motes, I. H, .1928, Traps and trapping; raising opossums for their pelts, Dalota Farm. 49:82. , nth A » Section of Fur Resources, 1952, Hints on the care of Di ae Teo, Sur. Biol, Sturvs Bre le0s. 2 hepa Miitime eee eas e . Gocks, A. Hy .1881.. 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