. Rod and gun. COPYRIGHTED CANADA 1915: CIRCLEWATERPAN If all the hoiiiP3 in you; .own were heat«d liy GOOD CHEERWARM AIR FURNACES tflie degree of winter comfort, health and economy which the community wouldenjoy ia inoa,louilable. Dry, hot, dusty air is the menace of the ordinary fur-nace, and you should know something of the value and necessity of humidiityin heating. Ask your dealer for a Good Cheer Furnace Catalogue, or write to The James Stewart Mfg. Co., Limited WINNIPEG, MAN. WOODSTOCK, ONT. ALONG THE TRAP LINE. I »«B^ « Things a Trapper Should Know (Continued) George J. Thiesse
. Rod and gun. COPYRIGHTED CANADA 1915: CIRCLEWATERPAN If all the hoiiiP3 in you; .own were heat«d liy GOOD CHEERWARM AIR FURNACES tflie degree of winter comfort, health and economy which the community wouldenjoy ia inoa,louilable. Dry, hot, dusty air is the menace of the ordinary fur-nace, and you should know something of the value and necessity of humidiityin heating. Ask your dealer for a Good Cheer Furnace Catalogue, or write to The James Stewart Mfg. Co., Limited WINNIPEG, MAN. WOODSTOCK, ONT. ALONG THE TRAP LINE. I »«B^ « Things a Trapper Should Know (Continued) George J. Thiessen Visit traps setmorning. for small animals every Be asbearers. humane as possibleDo not torture them. in killint; fur Do not experiment with freak sets. Mark all traps so they can be identified;also examine them carefully before setting tosee whether any are defective or not. The best time to trap the skunk and civet isin the breeding season, usually in Februaryor March. Traps set in water need not be handled withgloves as there will be no scent. Meat baits are usually best covered withlight brush, etc. If not, the decoys will bebothered by crows, hawks, eto. Study tracks and signs of fur bearers. Themore you can learn about them the greateryour catch will be. As a general rule the trapper who sells oftenand keeps in touch with the market makes themost money. Short wires, about thirty inches long, oftenprove of great value in making sets. Do not have your pelts ragged. A sharpknife should always be used for
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