mm. ^L I B R.ARY OF THE UNIVLR.SITY Of ILLINOIS NATURAL HISTORY SURVEY. A Contribution Toward a Bibliography On North American Fur Animals LEE E. YEAGER PuilishtJ by Aulhorily of /A« STATE OF ILLINOIS DwiGHT H. Green Governor DEPARTMENT OF REGISTRATION AND EDUCATION Frank G. Thompson Director BIOLOGICAL NOTES NO. i6 ILLINOIS NATURAL HISTORY SURVEY Theodore H. Frison, Chiei Urbana Illinois state of Illinois Dwi^lit PI, Green, Governor Departin.ent of Registration and Education Prank G, Thompson, Director A GOITTRIBTJTIOIJ TOV.ARD A BIBLIOGRAPIfY Oil IIORTK AIIERICAK FUR AEIMALS Lee E, Yeager Published hj Authority of the State of Illinois ITatural History Survey Theodore H, Prison, Chief Biological ITotes IIo. 16 Urbana, Illinois December, 1941 C II T E N T S -f INTRODUCTIOII' -■-;>.-"-''-%„ -.^.-'.- .-"-^,-.'- -.--.---.--..-^ 1 ACKiraVLEDGliENTS - - ~ . . ... ^,_.\. . . > .. -.>._..-.,_..-.; .;._. _ 5 LIST OP REFEREIICES ' - - ..' .\'.',-\\' _.'...-..... . _ ^ - _ _ 6 HISTORICAL --..-_ -_- -,- . Exploration and Settlement Fur Trade ---..----. FUR'ANIML CONSERVATION - - ..-.,-...._ .-.-...- - 6 6 12 15 FUR AiTlilAL r.:ANAGE:iEIIT ..- . ..- - - - -..-.- - -,,;*.--.- - -^ _; 20 '. General (manacement discussed or implied)..- - .- _■-■;--;- 20 Surveys and Fauna! Lists - , - - - - ,-_.- - - - - -^■■■.i r^, v^-:, 26 Habits, Life History and Biology - .- ..- ,- - ..- - - - - - - 34 Habitats - - - '- - .- - .- - ,.- - - .- .- - .- ..- .- .- .,- - - -. - 36 Signs, Tracks and Tracking, - -..-.-..-,-..-.- ._,,>..-..„---;;.■, „ 33 Food Studies ----__--__-___________ 33 Breeding and Reproduction.- _--.---.-- - - - - -■ - -' - ,39 Parasites and Disease ------------______ 40 Cycles and Populations --.-.-.- - - - - - .- - - - ..- .- - 46 Distribution ----------_--_______>_ 43 Predatory Animals -------..--.--._-_■--____ 49 General -----------------_-_---_ 49 Gar.ie Juanagenent ----------------__-_ 51 Control ------------------------ 53 Bounty System -----------------_-__ 57 Production and Economics ------------____ 53 Laws and Seasons -----------_---_--_- 62 Traps, Trapping and Fur Handling -----_--__-_ 64 Field and Laboratory Teclmiques ------------- 74 FUR FARIilNG ------------------------ 75 General ------------------------- 75 Badger ------------------------- 79 Beaver ------------------------- 30 Fisher _---------_------------__ 80 Foxes ------------------_-----_ 81 Lynx -------------------------- 86 Marten ------------------------- 36 L^nk --_----------------_---_-- 87 Huskrat ------------------------- 91 Opossusn ------------------------- 92 Otter -------------------------- 92 Raccoon ------------------------- 92 Skunlcs ------------------------- 93 Va'easel, Fitch and Ferret ---_-------_-__- 94 Chinchilla ----------------------- 95 FUR UTILIZATI0:T AND TECHNOLOGY -------------- 95 SPECIFIC PUR ANII.u'^.LS ------------------- 97 Badger ------------------------- 97 Beaver ------------------------- 99 Bobcat, Lynx and House Cat --------_-__-_- 109 iii Contents Fisher -- -----_---_--____ 113 Foxes - -■ •- -•- -■--- _-•---__ -•-■■---•_■__ _ _ 113 Pvir Seals ------------------ - . - - -. - .,118 liarten-- -■-■■---•-■-■-- - -■---■---■-•---•-■- _ -_'_■_ 123- ilinl: ------------------------- 125 Muskrat - - - - - - ------- -•- _----•-■- - - - - - - 126 Opossiira ----- --------------- -- __ 135 Otter ^- - - - _-•-■-■■-•--- ----- -•_-_-■■-■- - ---.,' 145 Raccoon ----- - -•-•-■■--- - J-^i ■•■•,.■ 'i- ■■_■_'_ '- ^ ■■_ .. -.i:^- 145 Ringtail Cat - - - - ------ -■-■-•-■-•-•_■-•-■---- '"l' ■ 148 Sea Otter ----------------------- . .148 Slmnlcs ----■--■---■-- - ■- -•■- - - - - ■-■152 V;easel ------ ------------------- 155 Wolf and -Coyote - •- ■- - ■- - - ■- -- '- - - - - - - •" " ..-,--- ^^^ v;olverine - - -- ■-- - - - - ----•-----.--■-- -f'-l 166 Miscellaneous ------ ------___-_-- -■-.■. 167 Chinchilla ----- - - - - - - - - - - •- ,- -, 167 - Ferret ■-_■_-■---- - - _-_-__ _ _______ 168 ■ Kole ■- ■- - - - ■- - - - - - •- - - '^ - - - - ■>- - - -'-r' - . 169 SUPPLSIIENTARY -LIST - - - ■- - - - - -- - - - - - -,- - - ^. -.' - 171 FIGURES - - - ----------- •■- - ■- ■- ■- - -■ - - - - - - - -■;-■■ 173 LIST OF -PERIODICALS CITED -------- - "- - - ------ - ' 175 IV A COITTRIBITTION TO'VARD A BIDLIOGI^iPIIY on NORTE ALEIilGAlI PUR AIIIMLS Lee E. Yea^er Illinois Natural History Survey INTRODUCTIOIT This bibliography is designed to bring together in ref- erence forra a large part of the material on Ilorth Anerican fur animals. Although it is intended particxilarly for workers who do not have access to the matchless files of the U. S. Fish and V.'ildlife Service or to other more or less complete reference lists, the compiler hopes that the bibliography v.'ill 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 utilir;ation 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 more 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.- ' ' ' 1 Listing of rei"je.r.ences..:Iia.s. iean made specific whenever possible, in -the..43eli-e.f tliat .such an arrangeriaent,. '.in a "bibliog- raphy lacking extensive cross references, v/ill prove the nost convenient for the largest nitmber of risers. Thus, such important subjects as breeding and roprodviction carry only a few references, and physiology and similar subjects are not included in the clas- sification. Most titles that might be included under tl-iese head- ings are listed undibr the designated f^ir animal in' the specif Ic references, ■ .■ A fcv/ grottps, notably rabbits, bears and mountain lions, have reluctantly been excluded, 'chiefly because of the ' extenisive- ness of the litoiraturc on rabbits 'and the unimportance of bears and lions as fur animals, Becavise of the availability of a good bibliography by Phillips, cited later in this Introduction, fur seals here are dealt vrith chiefly after 1925, which closes the date of title inclusion in Phillips' work. Pew of the very large number of state papers, documents and reports 'on seals and fur otters are included.^ " Tlicsc may be found in the Catalog of the Public DocuTiionts , also cited in this Introduction, Foreign species are excluded except for the introduced chinchilla; arid foreign references are not lls-ted except 'v/here they have a direct appricatlon to our native forms or report on L^'orth 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 articles on trapping and fur animals which have appeared in -outdoor and agri- cultural magazines are in most instances omitted, although their 3 net value nay bo greater than is sonetlines recognized. Purely taxonomlc works and niost of the large nuiriber of local lists of nainmals have largely been left out. Many .scientific notes have been included. There is no pretense at completeness, although it is believed that most of the important references are given. It has been impossible to check all state and instltutionai publica- tions, and valuable papers have thus txndoubtedly been missed. The' method of citation has purposely been simplified largely for brevity, but also for convenience and uniformity. A key 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. Plates, 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 v/henever possible, but it has been impractical • to be consistent in this respect. In some instances .it has not been' possible to secure complete reference data, especially for certain foreign publications. These titles are followed by an asterisk. -.^ Parentheses have befen used' to. denote doubtful autheh-. ticity or other infomiation not supplied in the reference work itself. Thus, (LI'Gilllvray, S.) indicates , that t?ie author's name v/as not on the original publrcaoion or that there is some question of authorship; ,(1918) indicates that no, date of publication is ' ' given in the reference vi'ork, but that the probable date of ptibli- cation has been learned from, other sources. In references for , which no publisher is cited, the publisher is in most cases the author . 4 ■•■•'■■■ Devoted in part to North AniGrlcan Tur animals are four • recent biblioGi'aphies, tv;o iinmenselv useful abstracting organs and two ptibllcatidns of the U. S. Superintendent of Docuipents^ . These . ei^ht works are considered so valuable for reference pvirposes that they are cited separately below. One of the abstracting organs is the v;ell laiov.Ti Biolo.':!;ical Abstracts , issued monthly-j with a com-, ■ plete index at the end of each jeav. The second, V.'ildlif e Heview, includes only wildlife' "literature, and is probably, the most useful abstracting organ generally available to American fur workers. It is issued four or five tines -annu-ally. Catalog of . the Public Documents has appeared by voliimes, one for each, national Congress, 1895 to date. Fortunately one of the bibliographies, Phillips, includes an excellent section on fur seals., and numerous lists of references to game and fur anii'aal laws' and wildlife conservation, all through 1925. Ciithbertsoh & Ewors have compile d. the most extensive list bf references on the history of the fur trade knov/n to the v/ritor. Tlieso eight references, are as follows: ■■ Biological Abstracts. 1926-date. University of Pennsyl-; vania, Philadelphia. Published in five sections. Price varies by sections; §25.00 per oomplete voliime, ■ single • s.\xbscriptlon. Volume 15 in 1941. Cuthbertson, Stuart, and Jolin C, Ewers, 1939, A preliminary bibliography on the /vmerlcan fur trade, U. S, Department of the Interior, ITational Park Service, 191 pp, (Mimeographed.) ' . ,, _ ■ • Gaines, Stanley 11., _et a_l. 1938. Bibliography on soil ero- ■ sion and soil and water conservation. U. S. Department of Agriculture, Miscellaneous Publication No. 312. 651 -np^ - U. S. Government Printing Office, V.'ashington, D. C. ?;0.60, from Superintendent of Documents, lVashington> D. C; Phillips, John C, 1930. /jnerican game mammals and birds; .a. catalo.gue of books, 1582 to 1925, sport, natural history and conservation, Houghton I'lfflin Co., Boston and New York. 638 pp. $10.00. Renner, F. G., et_ al^. 1938, A selected 'bibliography on . nanagenent, of v;entorn ranges, livestock and wildlife. U. S, Department of Agricultiire, Iliscollancous Publica- ' tion IIo. 281. 468 pp. U, S. Govorninent Printing Office, V/ashingtbn, D. C. 50,45, from Superintendent- of Documents, V.'ashlngton, D, C. U, S. Superintendent of Doc-uments, '1896-date, Catalog of the public docuinents of the , . . . , Congress and of all De- partments of the Governnent of the United States for the period from i!arch-4, 1893, to date (being the "Comprehen- sive Index" provided for by the Act approved January 12, 1895). U. S. Government Printing Office, V/'ashing'ton, D, G, U, S, Superintendent of Doc^jments, January, 1895-date, Monthly catalog,' United States public documents, v U.i S* Government Printing Office," V/ashington, D. G. i5l.50vper year. Wildlife Review, September, 1935-date, U. 'S. Department of the Interior, Pish and Wildlife Service, Vrash-ington, D, C. Averages abotxt 30 pp, per issu.c; issvied irregularly. (Mimeographed.) Free, (Ffumbcrs 1-21' issued-by the U, S, Department ■ of Agriculture;- nicnbers 22-ol by' the. U. S. Department of the Interior; all by the Bureau ©f Biologi- cal Survey, nrevioxis to consolidation of bureaus into Fish and V;il'dlifc Service, June, 1940. From those who may use this bibliography, I sincerely invite' notice of errors r.nd omissions. Suggestions for its improvement will bo received with thanks, ' ■ • ' 4 ACKITOV.XEDGMENTS I am indebted to Dr, Franlr G, Ashbrook' and Dr. V;, X, ilcAtee of the U. S. Pish and Vn.ldlife Service,* V.'ashingt on, D. C, for the loan of a useful English bibliography on fur animal breeding and for helpful su.ggestions. lir. W. H-, Scott, of the Y/isconsin Conservation Department contributed a number of obscure titles. Ilr. James S. Ayars, Editor of the. Illinois Natural History Survey, has contributed much to the uniformity of cita- tion and orc^ariisation of the bibliography. I could not have compiled these references without the aid of my -wife, Agatha G. Yeager, who devoted hundreds of hours to varieus parts of the work. Scores of individuals, publishers, li.brat'iaAS ajid .certain organizations aided in checking references not' available, for dl- re'ct attention. I herewith expres's iny ^ppr&ciation. '■.■ , ■ ''■ ■■' •£■ 'l S-'T F R E P E R'.E;.II. C E S' ■ ■'■ ■ ' ■ ii t * .V, , '..'... : .'' •'•''..■''.■ ■■' •,;■' '::'_:„,:: ^^''--"r • :■■,'■ nisTORicAL-- . :,' ■;'.': ;:.:.' - "' •^'.- ".'■"■".'''" '■"'" Exploration and Settleraejit ' . * ' ' ' For a larger list of references •see Cuthbert;56n & -Ewers, cited in the Introduction*, Adam, 'G.Ti. aSB^-, Tlie Canadian north-v/est. , Rose Publishing' Co., TorontOi 390-pp/, illus. .. ' ;. ^ ■ ■ ./^.j . •■:;•;■ Alter,, J. C. (1925.) James Bridger, trapper, frontiersman, scout and guide,: • Shepard Book Co. , ■Salt Lake City> Utah-, ' '546pp., illus. •■■ ■' '■'.:.y" V'. ;,, ., ,. . ;■_;■ Andersbn, T. G, ■ 1882, i^ers'ona.l narrative' of' paptain Thomas G, Anderson. V:i3 *' State Kist . Soc; Rep-^. 'and .Col . ,.: 1880-1832, ■9 :13V-206.f. ■■'■:'".'•;'" ;; • r--^"';^^- .-^ i-'^ ;: , ■• Ballantyne, R, M, 1846, Hudson' S'^ Bayr or/' B.'very-day life in the wilds of North America, V/. Blackwood & Sons, Edinburgh, 328 pp., illus,-" '■■'■■■■ • •■ .' . ■■•■-. Bancroft, H. il. 1S34. 'History -of the Northwest Coast.- A.» .L,; ,. Bancroft & Co., San Francisco. 2 vols,, illus, Bancroft, H, H. 1884-90. History of California. The History Co,, San Francisco, 7 vols,, illus. Bartlett, C. H. 1.904. Tales of Kankakee Land, Charles Scribner's Sons, IleW York, 232 pp.-., illus;-;-,, Bf-adbury, J, 1819. -Travels in the Interior :of' America in the . , . years 1309, 1810, and 1311, Sherwood, Neely 5s Jones, London. 364 pp,, illus. ■ ".: .•,:-', ■•.,.•: ;, ■ ;; Buck, S, J, 1917* Illinois 'in 1818. Review Printing and.-, ., ,, Stationery Co., Decatur, 111, 362 pp., illus, Cartwright, .G. 1792, A journal of transactions and events, during a residence of nearly' sixteen years' on- the foast„of; ;■ Labrador, .Allln & Ridge, Hewark, Eng. 3 vols., illus, Cattermole, E. G, (188?.) Famous frontiersmen, pioneers and scouts:' Live's and marvelous- exploits of he'roes, trappers,, explorers, adventurers, scovits and Indian fighters, M. A, ■ Donohue £c' Co'., Chicago. 540 pp., illus i - , . ■ -■ ■. Coalc, C. B, 1878. The life and adventures Of V/ilburn V^aters, G. V;, Gray & Co., RiclTmond, Va, 2G5 pp. Historical -- Lxplorr.^ Ion and '^•ot tlemcnt V Cocknini, V." M. 1907, Pioneer history of Inc;iana,' Pr^ss of • Oa!:land City Journal, Oakland City, Ind. 533 pp., illtis. Col ton, ^.■:. 1051. 'Airco years \n California. ' A. S. Barnes & Co., ilcv/ York. 456 pp., illiis, Goncavi, 11. A. 1923. Life and sport on .the north 'shore of the lower Saint Lavronce and Gulf. Daily TolcGraph Printing 'House, Quebec. 440 pp.., illus. _ . • .. . , , • ' Coutant, C. G, 1899. The history of 'yoning from the earliest known discoveries. Chaplin, Spafford o: I.Iathlscn, Laramie, 'Vyo. 712 pp., illus. . . . ' ,, Co'vvic, 1. 1913.^ Tlie- coi;ipany of adventurers. V.'lllian Brigss, Toronto, 515 pp., illus. ... Coyner, D. i:, 1359. The lost trappers. Anderson, Gates i: ^ V.right, Cincinnati. 255 pp. , , .... Croniso, T. F. 1868. Tlie natural v/ealth of California. K. II. .Bancroft ccCo., San Francisco and lIcv; York. 596 pp.., illus. Drannan, V.', F. 1902. Tl:irty-onc years on the plains and In the no-ontains, ^odes c: HcGlure i'uhlishing Co.,. Chicago. 586 pp., illtis. Edv/ards, S. E, . 18c6. The Ohio htintcr: or, a brief sketch of the frontier lifo_ of Samuel E. Edv/.ards, the great bear and door hunter of the state of Ohio, rLCviev; and Herald Steam Press Print, Battle_ Crook, I'ich. 240 pp., frontis. Ellis, E. S. (1390.) The life of Kit Carson. Hew York Publishing Co., Hev/ York. 260 pp., illus., Fairfield, A. H. 191C. Fairfield's pioneer history of Lassen "County, California. H, S. Crocker Co., San Francisco. 506 pp., illus. F'arquhar, F. P., ed. 1930, Up and dor/n California in 1860-1854. Yale TTnivcrslty Pros:?, ITcv IIav.cn, Conn. 601 pp., illus, Fremont, J, C. 1850, Ihc exploring expedition into the Rocky Mountains, Oregon and California, .Derby f. Co., Buffal.o, .N, Y. 45G pp.-, il?.u?. ' . ■ Graham, A. A., comp. 1883. History of Fairfield and Perry counties, 0hi.o. '". I. Boors C: Co., Chicago.. 5 pts.. , 596 pp., illus. ' ... Grinncll^ G. B. 1911. Trails of the pathfinders. .Charles Scribnor's Sons, liow York.. 450 pp.., illus. . ■ Grlnncll, G.^B. 1913. Beyond the old frontier. Charles, Scribnor's Sons, ITov.' Yor]:, 374 pp., illus. . Q Ei53toi-*lcal -- Exploration and Settle:nent' Grinnell, G, 3., ed, 1913, Hunting at hlcli altitudes. .Harper Sc Bros*, Hew York, 511 pp..> ill\is. ' • • •. Grinnell, G. B., ed, 1914. The wolf hunters, Charles Scribner's ■' Sons, He\7 York* 3*03 pp., illus. ' ' ' . Hardy, I.!. 1910. A fall fur hunt in Maine, Forest and Stream, May 14:769; Hay 20:850. • • - ■ ' Harlan, R. 1825, Fauna Araerlcana. Anthony Finley, Philadelphia, 318 pp. (Hatfield, E. )" 1089. Stories of Hatfield, the pioneer. Ledger Co., Hew Albany, Ind, 278. pp., illus. • Hearne, S. 1795. A journey frora Prince of VJales'-s Port 'to the northern Ocean. A. Stralian L T. Cadell, London. 458 pp., illus. Hill, H. M., Jr. 1831. History of Licking 'County, Ohio. A. A, Graham £: Co,, ..Hev/ark, Ohio, 822 pp., illus. Hind, H. Y." 1060. "Narrative of the Canadian Hedt River exploring expedition of 1857, and of the Assiniboine and Saskatchewan exploring expedition of 1858. Longman., Green, Longman & Roberts, London, ' 2 vols,, illus. ' ,; Hittell, T, H. 1926. The adventures of .James, Capen Adams, mountaineer and grisr^ly bear hunter, of California., ■ Charles Scribner's Sons, New York, 373 pp., illus. Kobbs, J, 1872. Y/ild life in 'the far '^iest. Y/i'ley, VJaterman & Eaton, Hartford, Conn. 438 pp., illus. . , Hubbard, G. S. 1888. Incidents and eivents in tile life of ' ' ' Gurdon Saltonstall Hubbard. Collected from personal narra- . tions and . other sources and arranged by 'his nephevj, Henry E. Hamilton. Rand I'cHally 2: Co., Chicago'^ *189' pp. Hubbard, G. S. 1911. The autobio^'raphy of Gtirdon Saltonstall • Hubbard, Pa-pa -K.a-ta-be, , "the swift 'walker"; with an introduc- tion by Caroline I.I. Ilcllvalne. R. R. Donnelley & Sons Co., Cliicago. 182 pp. Jaines, T. ; V/alter B. Douglas, "ed. 1916. Jaraes' three 3^ears ,■ among the Indians and Mexicans. T.Iissouri Historical Society, St. Louis. 316 pp. Jones, H. E. 1308." The squirrel hunters of Ohio. Robert' Clark & Co., Cincinnati. 363 pp. Kennedy, Sir V.'. 'R, 1381. Sporting notes in Newfoundland. J. C. Withers, St. Jolins, H. P. 103 pp; Kirtland, J. P. 1838. Report on the zoology of Ohio; Ohio ■ Geol. Surv. 2nd Ami. Ken., pp. 157-77. Historical -- licploration and Settlement 9 Laixt, A. C, 1915, Pioneerr, of the Pacific Coast, Glasgow, Brook &,Co,, Toronto., 139 Pp,, illus, . .... Laut, A. G, (1918.) The conquest of the great !Torthv/est. George IT. Doran Co., Nev/ Yor-k. Gth od., 2 vols, in.l, Leonard, Z. 1339, Narrative of the adventures of Zenas Leonard. D. V;, T'loore, Clearfield, Pa. 400 pp. Leonard, Z. 1904, Leonard's narrative. The Bvirrows Bros. Co., Cleveland, 317 pp,, illus, Lewis, M. , and V.\ Clsirk; R, G, Thv/aites, ed, 1904-05, Original Journals of the Lev/is and Clark expedition, 1GQ4-1805. .Dodd, Mead k Co., Hevr York. 7 vols. Long, John, Indian trader. 17.91. Voyages and travels of an Indian interpreter and trader, London, 2?5 pp., illus. Long, John, Indian Trader;- II, M, (;,uaife, ed. 1902. Long's voyages and travels in the years 1768-1788, R. R. Donnelley Seasons Co., Chicago. 238. pp., nap, * McCaleb, '!' . P, 1921, Ring: a frontier dog. Prentice-hall, llev/ York, 189 pp., 111ns, (i.I'Gillivray, S,) 1817. A narrative of occiirrences in the Indian countries of Ilorth. /unerioa. B. IIcMillan, London,, 152 pp. Mackenzie, Sir A. 1911. Vqyage from Montreal on the River St. Lav;rence," through the continent of ITorth /^j^ierica, to the Frozen and I'aclfic ocea.ns, in the years 1789 and 1793. The Courier ^'ress, Ltd., Toronto, 2 vols., illus., McMillan, D. E. 1925. Four years in the v;hite north, Medici Society of A-ncrica, Boston and IJev York, . 2nd eel. 423 PP.* illus. Ma.coim, J, 1333. M.anitoha and the great IIorth--p;est . Thonas C. Jack, London, 687 pp. . . Mearcs, J, 1790, Voyages nade in the year 1788 and 1789, from China to the north-v;est coast of America. . Logographlc Press, London. 372 pp., illus. (Milnor, '"., Jr.) 1830. Memoirs of the Gloucester Fox Hunting Club. J. Dobson, Philadelphia. 56 pp., illus. Mulhern, D, S. 1891, Donald Stephenson's roniniscencos. VI. G, Jolmston I: Co., Pittsburgh. 246 pp. Murray, A. r, ' 1910. Joiirnal of the Yulion, 1847-48. Can, Arch. Pub. 4. Governncnt Printing }jurcaii, Ottawa, Ont, 125 p.p, . illus. .10 Historical -- L;:xplo;rat;lon and Settlement Nlcolay, C. G. "l846. The oirespn Territory. C. Knicht &_Co.,_. London. 226 j^p., illuG, * ■ . , ' .. ' Ogden, P. S. 1D09.. Journals of Poter Skene Ogden, 1825-26, 1826-27. Ore. Hist. C'Uart .' 10( 4) r ool-G5. ■ , ' ■ Parlanan, F. 1892. The Oregon Trail. Little, Brown cc Co., Boston. 411 op., illus. Pattle, J. 0. 1847. The huntoi's of KentiiG^ry; .or, the trials and toils of trappers and trader:^, during an expedition to the iLOclcy r.ountalns. Hew Mexico and California, V.'. II. Graham, ITew York* 100 pp. , ■ _ _ .. . Fetors, De '"■. C. 1S59. The life and advent-ares of Kit Cai-^son, the ITestor of the Rocky nountalns. V;. R. C. Clark & Meeker, Hev; York. . 534 pp.,, illns. Pike, T.', (I!.). 1395. 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V/ool Grow. 19(Fcb.):32. Anonymous. 'l935. Practical predator control, featuring coyote trapping. New Mexico Department of Game and Fish, Santa Fe. 16 pp., illus, Anthony, II. E. 'l931. "The control of predatory mammals. Sci. n.s. 74(1916) :288-30. Anthony, H. S., and Committee. 1931. Report of the committee on problems of predatory mammal control. Jour. Mammal. 12(3):340-4, Barnes, YJ. G. 1915, Fighting predatory animals on the v/estern • ranges. Breed. Gaz. 67:705-6, ^^ . Predatopy Anlnaiis -'Coiitrol Beoki J., A-., r 1930, .Pr.edator Gohtrol. 17th Ain. "Game .^Garif, 'Jikn®'. , pp/ 155:-:60". ^*r - ..:. ,r-. .iri.ri:. Bell, r. B. 1D21. liimting down the stock killers. F. S.. Djept,,--:Ag, Yrbk. ,1920r239-300. IllusV "■;_ ^ ' .• ' " •:• ,..■■'-■-■•■-' • - ■ ' # ■ - * Bell, W. B. 1922. How the U, S. Government safeguards she^■p.L ; ' •:-" ' raising. Katl. Wool. Grow. 12(11) : 19-21. '_ _-,:;:•-.•. Bell, Y/. B. 1926. Wolf and coyote control. 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A. 1919, Aniinaux a fourrure, L'elevage pratique du ' s).cani<:. *Soc, :.:atl, d''Acolin, de France 3ul. 66:67-73. , Illus, . Reinhardt, F. 1927, Ifber Slrujiks- und Zobelzucht in Deutchlejid, Pelstier-.ucht 3:119-21, 'Varner, S. H, 1924, Traps and trapping: -Slrunk fanning, Dakota Fann. 44:812.' V/easel, Fitch and Ferret * Anon^nnous . ' (1S&8.} Ferrets and ferreting,' L.TJ.G. 11, London. 2nd ed. 59 pp., illus, •-• Bethcke, 11, 1919. Vergleichende T'ntersuchungen an Frettchen und Fltissen. Zool. Jrl>;. Ajd, f. Allg". Sool. u. Physiol. Tiere 36 :590-620, Eggers,"F.' 1951. Just a little talk about Geriuan fitch, km. Fur Breed. 3(8):30, ' Harding, A'. R, ' 1915, Ferret facts and fancies. A. R. Harding Publishing Co., Col^lmbus, Ohio. 2l4 pp., illus, Herbert, 0. S, l951. Fitch versus ferret. "Am. I'ur Breed. 3(7) :3. Hodgson, R, G. 1925, Fur farming; the v/easel family. Fur Trade Jour. Can. Oshav/a, Ont, 134 pp., illus. Joleaud, L. 1925, La doinestication du feret. Feuille Fat, 45:72-3. If Qmpteda, v. 1927. Uber Xltis, ".iesel und Hermelin. Pelztierzucht ,..3:116-7. .... , ... . , ^■■ Schqeman, B. 1930, The European fitch. Am, Pur.Breed^ 3(6): 44. Section of I\it Resources. 192C. Hints, on the care of ferrets. U. S." Bu.r, Biol, 3urv.' Bi-128. 1 p. (Hineo.graphed. ) : Usinger, A.v-1927. IIausv;iesel, llerielin und :.'ltis in Gef-angQn§-chaft . Pelstiefiucht 3:55-8. ' Pur Utilization and Teclanology ^^ Vanderbilt, K. 1930. Gernan fitch. Am. Fur Breed. 5(1) ;32. Chinchilla Anonyraous. 1938. Forty-four chinchillas for fur ranch bring 0V5,OOO. r.ilwaukee Journal, March 31, 1938. (Story headed Los Angeles, Calif.; fur fann at Afton, '.Vya ) ' Co::, G. II. 1939. Chinchillas, producers of rarest "Ivixury fur, thrive in captivity. Va. •.Vild Life 3(l):2-3. ' Derinler, G. .,1939. Beltrage zur Kenntnis der Chinchilla. Deut. Pelztierzuchter 14(17-81:388-90. I!oore, P. K. 1939. Chinchilla - the fur that takes afortime. Forest and Outd. 35(1) :11. • Prell, E. 1934; ' Die Cliinchilla-Arten. Kleintier und Pelztier, Leipzig, '10(22-24) :309-14. Section of Fiir aesources. 1932. Raising chinchillas in captivity. • U: S. "Bur. Biol. Surv. Bi-1190. 2 pp. (I.IimeograiJhed. ) Von 31on, J. L, 1925. naturalizing the chinchilla. Sci. An. ■ 133C5):394-5. ' - • Willians, A. 1939. Hone -grov/n chinchilla. Collier's 104(22) :11, 73-5. I3'lus. ' • • FUR UTILIZATIOII AUD TSCKnOLOGY Ahern, A. I.-, 1922. Fur facts. C. i-. C^irran Printing Co., St. Louis. 304 pp., illus. Anonymous. (l!o date.) r\ir htiyers' directory. Peltries Publishing Co., Kew York, IT. Y, .. ' ' ' ' Anonymous, 1929. Report on the fur goods and fur dressing indus- tries in Canada, 1928. Canada Bureau of Statistics," Ottav/a, 19 pp. ■ (nimeo graphed, ) Armour, B. R, 1919. Fur dressing and dyeing. American Aniline Products 'Inc. , llev; York, IG pp. ' • . Arnold, B. i:, 1923, Dictionar;^ of fur names, JTatl. Assn. Far Ind. Yrbk, 1925:59-47. ... Arnold, B. i:, 1927. Dictionary, of fur naries. Fur Jour, l(2):42-8. Ashbrook, P. C-. 1923, Trade naraes in the fur indvisti-^r. Jour. Mammal, 4(4):216-20. Austin, ^", B, 1922, Principles and practice of fur dressing and fur dyeing, D, Van ilostrand Co., ile\" Yor!:. 191 pp., illus. ®® }^r l"tillzation and Teclmology Bachrachi II, 1930, Pur, a practical treatise. Prentice-IIall, Inc., New tori: , -677 iDp., illus." Bachrach, II. 1937. The fur digest, 1937. National Retail Dry Goods Association, Hew York, 220 pp. Bradfield, L. A, 1934. Pur designing, cuttine and pattern making. Olsen P\iblisliing Co, ,;;I:Iilwaukee, 144 pp., illus. Brevoort, II, L, 1335, Piir fibres an sho-?ni by the microscope, (Hew York,) Illus,-"- _ • • ■ . Briggs, H, R, ' (1892.) The Ainerlcan tanner. Dick £: Fitzgerald, Hew York,' 33 pp,, illus. Burns, R, H, 1930. Report of exi^criraent to determine variation in •mink fur texture. Am. Pur Breed. 2(12);12, '14, 16; ' Gaspe, J., P, G. Ashbrook and C. E, Kellogg, 1934. Seasonal and ■'nutritional stiidies on animal peltries. Tech. Assn. Pur Ind. Jour. 5(2):70-82. Franhan, A. S, 1916, Home manufacture of f\irs and skins. A, R, Harding Publishing Go;, Columbus, Ohio.' 283 pp., -illus. " C-unn, C.-' K, 1932, Color and primeness in Variable mammals. Am. Hat. 66(707) "545-59. •Gtvnn, C. H, 1932, Phenomena of primeness. Can. Jour. Res, 5(4) : 337-97, ' ' ' Guntber's, G, G,, Sons, (1G95.) (Illustrated and descriptive pam- phlet on furs.) Tlae Giles Co., Hev/ York. 52 pp., illiis. Hedv/en,- 'S, 1929. Color changes in Lepus a:-.i ericanu 3 arnd "other "" ma:-.Tials. Can. Jour. Res. 1:189-200. • " ' •• • ■ Harding, A, R, 1915, Fur buyers' giiide. A.- R. Harding Publishing Co., Colmn-bus, Ohio. 370 pp. -ptardy, J, I.,' and T, M. Plitt, 1940. . An improved me thdd of '■':'"' ' •revealing the' surface sti-T-ictiire of fur fibers. U, S. Pish and V.ildlifc'Serv, Hildllfe Clrc, 7, 10 pp., illus. HaUsman,' L.' A,' 1920. Mammal fur under the microscope. " Hat, Hist. 20(4);434-44. Illus, IIausman> E. A-, 1920. Structural characteristics of *t2ie hair of mai-nmals. Am. Hat. 54( G35) :493-523. "Hausman, 'LA, 1920, Tlie ■mlcrosco-oic ide'ntif ication of cdrmnerclal fur.hairs.. Sci. Honthly 10(1) :70-9. Illus. Iiausnan, I, A. 1921. Hair coloration in anii^ials. ' Sci.' Monthly 11:215-22. Specific Pur Animals ^"^ 'Haiifeman, L*. A'. '1924'. Further, studies of the relationships' of the structural characteristics of maimaalian hair. ' Am. Nat,' 58'(659) : 544-57. ,.,... , ..: _:_ ■■ ,, ^ ^ ■ Hausman, L. A. 1939, Rirs under the microscope. 'Nat, Mag, 32(9): 501-3. .,.: , , . Hopkins, ^-H. R. ' 1931.' Breaking mink fur. Am. FurBreed. 4(l):32, Littersoheidj,. F. M., and C,.. Abeler, ■ 1925, Uher den Bau und, die ' •' Erkennuhg von Tierhaareh, mlf besonderer Be rucks icht igung ' der Handelsfelle und'-pelze, Zbol, Jrh^t, A^.c.. f. System Geog, u. ,, Biol, Tlere 50:377-450, ..Illus, , . Lomuller, L, 1924. PUr' hair Identification. (Trans, title.) Soc, de Pharmac,. Bui. 31:497-506, 567-81, Malcolm, J, 1928, Fur goods and fur dressing industries of Canada, 1926. Fur Jour. 2(l):58-S3. Mathiak, H. A. 1930. A key to hairs of the mamraals of southern Michigan. Jour. V.ildllfe llgt. 2(4) :251-68. Illus. Mattikov;, I'. 1927. liair; its chemical nature. 'Fwv Jour, 1(4) :26, 60-2, Mills, D. C. 1927, The preparation of furs: fur dressing. Jour. Eome Econ. 19(1): 16-9. Mills, D. C. 1927. The preparation of furs: fvir dyeing. Jour. Homo Econ. .19(2) :75-7, 'Petersen, !•. (1^20.)* Petersen's "fur-trader's lexicon. Petersen & Chandlcss, Hew York, . 90 pp, Phelps, E, L. 1930, 'The microscopic ' identification of fur hairs. Am. Fur. Brocd. 3(4) :20. Rosenberg, C. J, (1920.) Furs and furriery. Sir I. Pitman & Sons, Ltd., 'London and ITcw York. 357 pp. Stevenson, C. K. 1904. Utilization of the skins of aquatic animals. U. ^. Comm* Fish and Pish. Gommr, Rep,' 1902', pp, 281-352. THUS, " ' ' ' TgIIo, I. J, 1924, Differences ontogenetlque's entre" los polls tactiles et les polls communs, Soc, do Biol, (Paris) Compt, Rend, 91:833-5. SPSCIFIC FUR AITIMALS Badger Ashbrook, F, G,, and H. J, McMullcn. 1928. Fur-bearing animals of the United States: The badger, l^r Jour, 2(7):30-l, 51. Illus. 9S Bad/jer Batten, H. M. 1923. The badger afield and underground. H. P. and G. Witherby, London. ' 159 pp., illus. . . . . ' , Bennitt, R, 1959. Badgers in northeastern Missouri and south- eastern Iowa, Jour, Mainmal, 20(3) :373. Canada, Department Interior, (No date.) The badger as a, Canadian fur resource. Can, Dept. Int. Nat. Develop. Bur. Bui., Ottawa, 2 pp, ■■ . . . . , Cocks, R. H. 1903, The. gestation of the badger. Zopl., 4th Ser., 7(750):441-3. Also: 1904. Sool., 4th Ser. , 8(753) :108-14. Errington, P. L. 1937. Siammer food habits of the badger in north- v/estern Iov;a, Jour, Karnmal. 18(2):213-6. Finley, V;. l'. , and I. Finley. 1924. Billy, the badger. Nat. Mag, 4(5):284r3. Illus. Pollett, V;. I, 1927. A California, badger. Calif. Fish and Gaine ' 13(3) :220. Illus. Pry, VJ. 1926. The California badger. Soquoia Natl. Park' Serv. Bui. 22. 3 pp, (Mimeographed.) Fry, V/. 1928. The California badger. Calif. Pish and Game 14(3):204-8. Gregory, T, 1952. In pursuit of badgers.. Jour. Marajnal. 13(4): 329-30. Illus. Hall, E. R, 1927, The muscular anatomy of the American badger ( Taxidea taxus ). Calif. Univ. Pubs. Zool. 30(8) :205-19. Illus. Hamlett, G. V/. D. 1932. Observations on, the embryology of the badger. Anat. Rec. 53(3) :283-303. Illus. Howell, A. B, 1932. Friend badger. Hat. Mag, 2p(5)':22'7-8.. Illus, Jackley. A. II. 1938.. Badgers feed on rattlesnakes. Jour, Mammal. 19(3): 374-5. Lyon, M, V.'., Jr. 1932, The badger, Taxide.a tazus. (Schreber), in Indiana. Am. Midland Nat. 13(3) : 124-9.. "lllus. Moseley, E. L. 1934. Increase of badgers of northwestern Ohio. Jour. Mammal. 15(2): 156-8. , . . Pocock, R. I. 1925, The external characters of. an American badger ( Taxidea taxus ) and an .^.merican mink ( Mu?tela visoii ) , recently exhibited in the Society's gardens. Zool, Soc, London Proc, 1925:17-25. Illus. Potter, L. B. 1924, Badger digs for bank swallows. Condor 26(5) :191. Beaver 99 Prell, H. 1930. IJber die Portpflanztingsbio] ogle' des Silberdachses (Taxidea taxus Schreb. ) . Landv;, Pelztierzucht 1:65-9. • ..;■'■■■•. Sawyer, E. J. 1925. Badger runs daim ground- squirrels. Jour. Manmal, 6(2):125-6. Shu£eldt, R.^ V/, 1922. "Re ma rkable changes. In the .skull of an American badger ( Tax idea taxus ) -due' to advanced age. Jour. . Mammal. 3(3): 17.3- 5. IllusT Silver, J. 1920. Badger activities in prairie-dog control. Jour, " luairmal . 9(1) :63. - * ' • " ■ Snyder, L. L. 1935. A 'badger specimen from Port Dover, Ilorfolk County, Ontario. Can. Field-'Jat. 49(8):136-7. . .Wood, IT. A. 1921. Tlie badger S.s a swimmer. Joiir. Ka^riinal. 2(3):170. ' ' ' • - ' • ■ .■..'. Beaver Alcorn, G. D. 1934. Unusual hone of boaver. Murrelet 15(3) :82. Aldous, S. E. 1938.' BeaVer foo'd utilization studies. Jour. Wild- life I.Igt. 2(4):215-22. Illus. Aldous, S. E. 1940. A method of marking beavers. Jour. Wildlife Mgt.. 4(2): 145-8. Illus. Anderson, J. Vi.* 1937. Boaver -sanctuary. The Beaver. Hudson's Bay Co., Winnipeg, 268(1) :S-11. Illus. Anderson, 11. 1933. The future of the beaver in Utah. Utah Ag. Col. Ilisc. Pub. 10, pp. 30-2. Anony.nous. 1924, Ilanagomont of beaver. Northwest Farm. 43:607. Illus. ... Anonymous, 1935, Beavers as conservators. Field (London) 168.: 554.. • . . Anonymous, 1936. Forest superintendent outv/lts the .beaver, Mich. •Cons. 6(.1):7. Illus. Anonymous. 1937. Beaver thriving in nine counties. "Va. V/ild Life 1(3):1, 7. Anon3nnous. 1937, Beavers, flood control exports, Natl, Nat. News 1(32):5, 7, Anonymous, 1938. Beaver in North Dakota. N. D. Outd. 1(6) :16-20. Anonyrious, 1939. The American beaver, Castor canadensis . V/yo. Wild Life 4(4) :14. ' • • •■ - • ' — Anonymous. 1959. Beaver colonics spreading. Va. Wild Life 2(8) :3. 1"^^ Beaver Anonyinous. ' 1939, Beaver, staging remarkable come-back In Indiana. Hat. Notes 6(ll);221-2. , • . ..■. ._ Archibald; L. 1958, The case of Casey's beaver. Minn, Cons. 53:8, 30. ■■'-■.■■ ,:.-■'■::: Ashbrook, F. G., and B. M. Arnold,- 1927. Pur-bearing animals of the United States: The beaver. P\xr Jour. l(7):28-30.. Illus,.- Atwater, M. M. 1940. South Fork, Montana,- beaver survey: 1939. Jour. Wildlife Hgt, 4(l):100-3. Atwood, E. L. , Jr. 1938, Some observations an adaptability of I.Iichigan beavers released In Missouri, Jour. Wildlife Mgt. 2(3):165-6. ' ■ . • ■ ... ,, : -. ■ :m^^ ' ' ■ ■,■,.-■'"" Bailey, V. 1922. Beaver habits, beaver control and possibilities in beaver farming. U. S. Dept. Ag. Bui. 1078. 29. pp., lllus. Bailey. V. 1923. The combing claws of the beaver. Jour. Mammal. . :, . ;4(2):77-9. ;- Bailey, V. 1926. Construction and operation of Biological Survey beaver "trap, U. S. Dept. Ag. Misc. Clrc. 69. 4 pp., illus. Bailey. V. 1926. Hov/ beavors build thoir houses. Jour. Msjnraal. 7(l):41-4. - Illus. Bailey, V. 1927, Beaver habits and' experiments in beaver culture. U.^S. Dept, Ag. Tech. Bui. 21. 39 pp., illus. .Bailey, V, . 1933. V/ays of the beaver people. Sci. Llonthly 36:165-8. Bailey, V., and F. Merriam. 1925,. Johnny a-nd Paddy, two baby beavers. Nat. Mag. 1:3-7. Illus,' • . Barber, W, E, 1919, Intorcsting facts concerning the beavers, Wise. Cons, 1(4) :2-3. Barbour, E, I-I, 1931. The giant beaver, Castoroidos , and the com- mon beaver. Castor , in Nebraska. Nob, State Mus, Bui, 1(20): ■ 171-85. Illus. . Bcakbane, A, B. 1922. The case again'st the boavcr. Forest and Stream '92(5) :203, 236, 239-40, Beam, T. II. 1934, Pennsylvania beaver, Fur-Pish-Game 60(2) :12, 15. • .. _ ■Benson, J. T. 1924. Learning and beavers. Parks and Rec. 7(3): 239-90. • • . Benson,- S,^.B-. . :i93v^. Notes on the sex ratio and brooding of the beaver in Michigan. Mich. Univ. Mus, Zooi. Occas. Papers 335, .6; pp,., . illus. Beaver ^^"^ Berry, S. S. 1923. Observations on a Ilontana beaver canal. Jour, ■ ManmaL. 4(2) :92-103. Illus. Blckel, E. 1931. V/erden Biber blind geboren? Pelztierzucht 7(11) .-20778. Blauvelt, H. 1932. Beavers twenty miles from B'way. Nat. Mag, ' 19(1) :42. Illus. Bradt, Q. W. 1932. Report on nuisance -beaver control, 1931. Iilch, ■ Acad. Sci., Arts and Letters Papers . 17:509-13. - Bradt, G. V:. 1934. Breeding Michigan beavers. Hich. Cons., Feb., pp. 6-13. • Bradt, G, VJ. 1935. I.Iichigan' s beaver-trout management program. 65th Am. Pish, Soc. Trans., pp. 253-7. Bradt, G. V/. 1938. A study of beaver, colonies in Michigan. Jour. Mammal. 19(2) :139-62. • • . Bradt, G. W. 1939. Breeding habits of beaver. Jour. Mammal. 20(4): 486-9. Illus, Bradt, G. W. ' 1940, Note on breeding of beavers. Jour, Mammal. 21(2):220-1. Brooks, A. 3. 1923, Reappearance of beavers in \7est Virginia, Jour, Haranal', 4(5):191, Bryant, H. C, 1915, Thriving beaver colonics near Mondota, Fresno Co^onty, California, ,Ca].if, Fish a^d Game 1(4):236. Illus, Cahn, A. R. 1930, Auditory ossicles of living and giant beavers. Jour, Mammal. 11(3): 292-9. Illus., Carhart, A, II,' 1940, Colorado garners her 'beavQr. Am. Forests 46(2):69-71, 89, 96. Illus. Carr, \7. II, 1938, Beaver, builder of' empire,- Hat, Hist, 42(2): 100-6. Illus. . Carr, VJ. K. 1940. Beaver and birds. Bird-Lore '42(2) :141-6. Illus. Chaffee, A, (1925.) Brovm'le, the engineer of- boaver brook. Milton Bradley Co., Springfield, Mass, 99 pp., illus. Chapman, L., and T;, Chapman, 1934. Beaver." Nat. Elst. 34(6): 554-56. Illus. Chapman, \7.", and L Chapman. 1935. Intimate glimpses of a colony in the wilds. Nat. Mag. 36(2):73-6. Illus. Cliff, E. P. 1936. The beaver — empire builder and conservation- ist. Utah Juniper 7:23-6. Illus. iQ2 Doaver .,Gomie,;,|}...,J^,, ,.,19,37., ....Server dams. . Cpmi, V;;oodlai\(Js. 2;ip-f;. ■■-■■■■ .•.»,■■,.. ^ ^ _^ • ; Cook, A, H, 1940. r.orevmoms Infest beaver In Texas', 'Jonr; Mamnial. Cook, D. B, 1940, Beaver-trout relations. Jour, •Mammal; -glit 4) : 3.97-40.1. ... ...,.i.u ...... .... •■'■•■• * •■ ■" ■ ■ ■■ ■■■ ' ; ■ -• x'- ; ■;-^^' ■.-.-■- Couch, L. K, 1937. Trapping and transplanting live "beav^f*s;- U, S, ^ :.-,•- Dept. :A^,-,Pann. Bui. 17^ 6. , 18 pp,, illus. Dahlen, B. C, lOcC""(Sv:'i;'iorX Beaver in Louisiana, La. ConSi'Revt ..r..-,.rpp, 15-7. •, Illus,,., . . .. Dart, F. S. 1933, Those tnishty engineers. Yellowstone "Nat ^ •■ilotes, * ■........■ .... ..-..J ^ ..■.,... Dugriore, A, R. (1014.) 'The roihance'of tho-boaver; being tlie hl3- ,^r..,-,;.tory,-.o|' .the beaver in the. ^vestern hemisphere, J. B.,, Llpplncott ' "'Co!,' Philadelphia." 225 pp., illus. ' ' * _ '■ • • ■ ■ -' ( .%-,Dugm(i5r^.. -A. Jf,. 1919. . llarvels of bcavar work. Country Life ' 55C2)":4B-51. ' Illus* ■ • • • • • ;. • • • ■' « . Erninpn^,' D., S...^ 192S.. Following beaver trails. An, Forests " 34 r4l8 ) •■53^-9". ■ illus. ' ' • ' ■ • ,• Erickson, •.:A,.+ 5., • 1939. .Beavor populations in Pine County, "■i-finn^sbta/' Jour.^'MriMal. •20(2) :195-201. • . ' .^.c•FinleyJ-. 'i7,... Li . 1937,, • The beaver ~,. .ponsorver of soil and v;ater. 2nd: U-, ■Amv-Mldlife:Gonf. Prbc, •■p^"^r 295-7*. .••■•■ ^ Finney* V/, .L, 1937...:, Tlie bo.avor, foremost wildlife citizen. La, ■■ " Cons, "Rev, '6:12-3," 25. '' Illus, ■•.,..*'■, •-•■..■ Fx)r.bin,--V,.. . 1937,. Les. :aoeurs dcs castors. Fat, (Paris) 37(3013): 475-80'. 'Illus,' ■'■ '■•■ ''"'■'[:.,'.:■ "-y" .' \ '. ^ Faxy A, C, 1940. Beavers as water conservationists. IT, D. Ovitd. ^ '■■■2(9)':5-6. " Illu3\-'^- '■■ ■ - ■ • '""" ',. 7 •*''>, ' » . ■ « .^j,;- Frodt^ij -P-.r . jlBdS. Chasse.. .aux pastors dans _ I'Amcrlque Russe, I^clagraVc,' Farlis," illus.-:.' ■■ ...•;.• ♦ ., ■ .. . ,.•.-..;.., ■f:- ^ r r ■; •',■.■■(•....,.•..-,'•......,,•.. : .. „ .• Pugat'e,' K," 1923.' ,■ Boavor 'protection and'.transpljfintlng' borxve'r-,- 'Ore. Cattleman l(12-)r8, '■"' ■ -''■ '^ ,^. ...... x-yu .■■..: ,,. " ;' ',) l\i' •' ■■ ■■■'■ •- •": -.. .,...■ ■ :■ . ,,. . . Gage, '2, T/,-' 1^25, Beaver 'faming pays; ■ Gkme* Bro.cci.' •27:10 l-i2'/''--- • ■'■■-- ,■,.'.-■■:'. ,.,ao<;xdJvin, .G....C, ,1925., Tlie Jbiorican beaver... Nat.. Hag, 5(4):217-9, '■■■"" "illus. ■■■■'-^•■^^■■^J_^p■^■^^'^^:^ ... .^..^._ , ' ^:.'l. . .. ^.1, :•::: ^_v ' *-•' -••/''- „,.^pranse>-,ir.* ?••( ^ 1928.,- ..J^ .baayer's fearlessness. ...Jour. Mammal, Beaver 1*^^ Grater, R. K. 1936, An unusual beaver habitat, jQur. Mar-imal. 17 (1):66. Green, H, U, 1936, The beaver of the Riding- Mountain, ' Manitoba, Can. Field-Nat, 50(l):l-3; (2):21-3; (3):36-50; (4):61-7; (5); 85-92. Illus. Green, E. U. 1939. 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Natl.d'Acclim, de France Bui. 80:341-50, 381-95, 425-39. Illtis. Hulbcrt, Y:. D. 1901. The story of the beaver. McClure's Mag, 16(G) :483-97. Illus. Johnson, C. E. 1916, As .to beavo.r .into^lligonce,. Fins,. Feathers and Pur 7:7-9. Johnson, C. E, 1921. Beaver "forms." Jour. JIammal. ,2( 3)':171-2. Johnson, C. S. 1922. An investigation of the beaver in Herkimer and Hamilton counties of the Adirondacks. .Roosevelt V.'ild Life Bui. l(2):117-8e. Illus. Johnson, C. E, 1927, The beaver in tha Adirondacks: its economic and natural history, Roosevelt V;ild Life Bui, 4(4) :501-641. Illus, 10.4 Beaver Jphnson, C, E. 1932. Boughs, bvitts and beaver dams. Sci. n.s, -75(1935) :152, • . ' - f ^ . . '.■' ,: ■.■■ - . . , Keefe, E. J. IQS?, The American beaver saves the land and water. •Frontiers ^3 C-&)':T54f-5»-^ Xllti^v ^ • • • Kirk, G. L. 1923. Beaver Introduced in Vermont, Jour, Mamraal, 4(l):59-60. Kraetge, E., G. V. Eein and Dr. Walther. " 1939. Die„Bev;ertung des Svunpfbibers aus Pelztierschauen. Deut. Pelztierzuchter 14(10) :217-25. •- ' ' ' •- .-^ •,:-■,; • ; It • ■ KrumbiegGl, I. 1928. Ubor der Begattungsakt des Bibers, Ztsc'-a", • r. o"":,e:;ier!:; 5:6?'-^r ■■' Also: 1928. ■•■:bid .4;33-4.v « ' ' ■ Kurgor. A. 1931, Der Biberschutz, Ztschr, f, Sa'ugetiGrk. •6(2):52-6.-5J • ' - '"■ ' ■•■ • . . • , :-,: ; (Larson, G. C.) 1937. Be • Prod. 18(12) -IS. • ■ eavor advocated for Nevada, Am. Cattle Laut, A. 1921. Concerning the beavor and nutria. Forest and Stream 91:57, 88-9. ' ■' . . -'•■ Lavoie, E, 1930, Tho beaver takes a brain tost. Forest and Outd. 5(7):209-ll, 222-3. • Illus. -' . ^ ./ . , ■; . . Lawrio, J. A. 1921. Beavor vs. trout — more testimony. Fins, Feathers and Far 27:5, " . ■._ - .- . ./: . ■ .' Leek, S. IT. 1912. Tho v;ays of the beavor, Outd. Life 29:229-34. Illus. ■ ■' '^ • • ■ • •■ ,■;'■■■• »'■'■'.-■-. .'■ .•:••.:.■•: Lelghton^' A, It, 1932. ' Ilotos' on' the beavor' s 'Individuality, and mental characteristics, ■ Jour . Mcmmal . 13( 2) :117-26, ■ Leighton, A. rl,_ 1933, Notes on. the relations of boavers to one another and to- the muskrat-. Jour. ■I.Iamr.ial-, 14(1.) :27-35, ■...::,■■; Lcigliton, A. H, 1955. Notes on the behavior of Norwegian beaver. Jour. I'ammal. 16(3) :189-91, ' - ., " : ■. . ■ .' . , -. Leonard, J. V.'. 1938, Mow I.Iichigan hcjidlcs the beavor-trout problem,- I!ich,- Cons,' 7(8) :11. Illus, • ..V .■ «..■.: ;1--; Logan, S,.M, 1926, Unnecessary'' destruction of beavor. Big Horn •3-(3):3> 5. ■ Illus. • - ' ■ ■: ■ ■ . ■ . . , < Luttringcr,-L. A.,- Jr. ■' 1934. The^ renaissance, of the. bcavej?, i.Axrt.'.- Forests 4b(3):138» • ■ • • ■ ' . .: ..;... llcClurc, S. \7. 1938, Comracnts; dam-building Idaho beaver already ' pay-ing- dlividends , _^ Ifotl^^^ . .- .' ,.■;.: Beaver 105 MacGlllivray, J' 1923.. Mickey the beaver. ITatl. Geog. Hag. ^54: 741-5S. Illus. . e . e^ LiacMilian, U. 1936. Beaver slaughter in the Indian efa. ' Forest and Outd. 34(12) :367-S. MacNar.iara, C, 1929, Beavers resxime earlier "v/ork. " Jour. Mammal, 10(3) :255-6. MacNamara,, C. 1931. Position of wood in beaver daras. Sci. n.s. . 74(1929) :630. ^ • . , . MacNamara, C. 1931. 'The unnatural history" of the bfeaver. Can. Field-Nat. 45(1) :l-7. Martin, H. ?. ' 1892. Castorologia; or the history and* traditions of the Canadian beaver. William Drysdale & Co., Montreal. 233 pp.,_ illus, _ ■ . • ' ■ . tt I.Iert^ns, A, 1928. Uber- den Begattun£;skt des Bibers. Ztschr. f . Saugetiprk. 3:60-1. Illus, Mills, S. A. 1910. To work like a beaver. Outd. Life' 26:589-92. Kills, E. A. 1915. In beaver world. Houghton' Ivlifflih Co.,;. Boston. 228 pp., illus. .Mills, E. A. 1925. Summer in beaver land. Hat." Mag. 2t 4)":221-6, 228. Illus. I.iorgan, L. E. 18'68, The AauGrlcan beaver and his works. ' J. B. Lippincott & Co., Philadelphia. 330 pp., illus. Ivlunday, A, 1939. Salvation of our beaver. ' Can. Goog'. Jour. 18(6):341-5. Illus. " ' • Neale, G. 1924. The future of the beaver. Calif .' Fish and Game 10(3):114-5. ■ - . Orr, L. '.V, '1933.' V",Tiat of Itasca's future? I.finn. Cons. 1:15, 25. , Ov/1, G. 1935. A plea for the beaver. Soc. Preserv. Fauna Empire Jour., Hertford, n.'s., pt. 26, pp. 17-23. Pack, E. B. 1928. Camera hunting on the continental divide, Nat. Mag. 11: 1*49-52 . "Illus. * ...... Packard, P. I.'.. 1940,' Beaver, killed by coyotes, Jotir.' Mammal. 21(3):359-60. ' Patch, C-. L. 1934. Die ArTaeiten 'des Bibers. * Nat. u.' Volk ' 64(8) :307-15. Illus. Peck, 'R. B. 1'921. Tlio renaissance of tlie bcav'er.' Fo'res't and' Stream 91:152-4, 182-7. . - • ...,,iO^ Beaver Pocock, R. I. 1923. On the external characters of the heaver ■ ■•(■Castoridae) and of some squirrels (Sciii^^ldae) . _ Zool. Soc, . London Proc. 1922, pt. 4:1071-212. Illus. Pycraft, V;» P. 1937. ..Tlie beaver's remarkable, jaw. Illus, London Hews 101(5131) :302, Illus. Radford, H,- V', 1906. Brlnf-ing back the beaver: lts_ successful . re Introduction to the Adirondack region, Four-Track News, • April. Illus. • '■'•-'.. Radford, II. V. 1908, History of the Adirondack b.eaver.' N. Y, Forest, Fish and Game Comin. Ann. Rep. 1904-1905-1906,' J. B. •■Lyon & Co., Albany. Pp. 389-419. Illus, . ^- _ . Randall, V.'. 1937, Lucky and D^-.Tcky, the A\;stin Pond Ark farm '-'' '■■'-beavers. " 'Rural -N,- Y. 96:36,: 117,:, -lyi,. -218,. 269. ,Illus. . * • » ■ ' ''"■'■".,■-'*■ Rasmussen, D. I. 1941, Beaver-trout relationship in the Rocky ., Mountain region. 5th IT. Am. V'ildlife Conf, Trans"., pp. '256-63. • - FLlus. • ■ .-■■ '■ y: '^:^ '■'.■■ ■ .- : .'■':: , . . . ■ ',1 R;iesenthal, E, 1929. Uber die Paaruhgsakt des Bibers. Naturf. •---^■:66-7. "■ .■■■.^■^ .-■--/.■.-! .,.,•;; ■•.,. , . _ _ ^ . • .- ; Riis, d^, -B,--' ■'i'92^, ■■;^fflie:/tooavar ^-^■;a ,t,Qol:vln the workshop _ of the- gods. Parks and Rec. 9:330-7. .;. ■ . 'RTley, sj 1921', • Some • observations :on^.'beaver culture ///ith reference to the national forocts. Jour, MaiTimal, 2(4)' :197-206, Rlateen, :.•■. ■••II." lSCf3.V'-;Be.aver^iwa7.s.i';.-.-0iitins I'ag. •^KG) :667-73. , Illus, J : -J- Roberts'>' T«..'S.'--' 1935. .Introduction .of the /beaver into Itasca State Park. ?'inn. Cons. 21:10, 23-4. .;■..■;■..':' ,-..'' '/ ." Roberts, T, '-S, - -■193V, .How. two -..captive ■; young beavers constructed a food pile. I'inn. Acad. Sci. Proc. 5:24-7. * .- , , * ' .' •Pollings, ^B.'- .1^534 "■■■ B-^aveirri-r-iiiiaker, Of r history. Hat. Kag, 22(5): 210-2. Illus. * . — • Hose, F, 11. lCS3-i-''/ Colorado b.it>avor.. CdIo.; ;Gamo and Fish IPro'tbct. Assn. Bui. 3(3) :2-5. Roth, A. R. 1938, Mating of beavers, .-Jour.. J'ammal', ■ i9(iJ-:!L08, Ruedemann,''!?-!'^' and. uw 'J.v Schoonmalc.Or, ■. ■. 19.38,. Beaver-dams §i.s. ,•.,.. ; geologic agents. Sci. n.s. 88(2292) :523-5. '.'''.. -li^l:-;) r-^'" " Ruhl, ■#.••' t).v'2-«.'d 'P. SV= L&VQ joy., .• IQSQw; .:. B.e.aver, .•■pl:aptirigs, ..in -,,-:;.>■) Michigan. I.Iich, Acad. Sci., Arts and Jjetfo.Q'TS P^ipei's;; l^i:'j465-9. RushV'^W'.e-Mi,' "' 1957-,v*-I''fbtesr oh: beaver;. 'ana tton^^iTi' J.ou?:.'- Ma^^ia^l-, Qi^) : 245-6. .V-.:;i.:f '•-.■V: i^ • r:V",- V.- •'i-.-i " ' Beaver ^°'^ Rush, W. M. 1928. Beaver behavior. Jour. Mamraal. 9(3):252-3. Rutstrum, C. 1935. Illicit trafficking in heaver. An. Forests 41(2):61-o, 95, illus; (3):122-3, 14-9, illus ; . ( 4) :174-5, 199-200, illus. Salvesen, S. 1927. Om beveren i Norge. Hat. (Bergen) 51:193-210. Illus . -::- • . . ■ Salvesen, S. 1928. The beaver in llorv/ay. Jour, Mammal. 9(2): 99-104. Illus. Salvesen, S. 1934. Air circulation in the beaver hut. Jour. Maimnal. 15(4) :322-3. . . ... Salyer, J. C. 1935, • Preliminary report on the beaver- trout investigation. Am» Game 24(1) :5, 13—5. Illus, Salyer, J. C, II, 1935. A program of beaver management. Recomnendeci for the manageiaent of both beaver and trout in Michigan, Am. Game 24(3) :39, 47-8; (4):55, 52-4. Illus, Scheffer, ?. .M, 1938. The beaver as an upstream engineer. Soil Cons, 3(7):178-81. Illus. Also: 1938. Idaho Univ. Bui. 33(22) :7a-9, Scheffer, T. H. 1925. llotes on the breeding of .beavers. Jour. Mammal. G(2):129-30. Scheffer, T. H. 1926. Taking beaver for stocking. purposes. Ore, Sportsman 2(5) :12-4. Illus, Scheffer, T, H. 1927. Bringing back the beaver. Ara. Forests and Forest Life 33(397) :17-20, 58-9. Illus, Schoonichen, Vj', 1932, Le castor in Allemagne. La Torre et la Vie Paris, Rev. d'Kist. Hat, Appl. 2(11) :635-41 . illus. Scott, J. ^7. 1940. V/inter kill in beaver. Jour. Marmnal. 21(4) :462. Seth-Smith, K, 1934, To the north woods in search of beaver. Vlith a canoe in Minnesota. Field CLondon) 164(4266) :732-3. Illus. Shadle, A, R, 1930. An unusual case of parturition in a beaver. Jour, Maximal, 11(4): 483-5, ■ ■ . . . ,. Shadle, A. R., and T. S. Austin. 1939. Fifteen months of beaver work at Allegany State Park, N. Y, .Jour. Marmnal. 20(3):299-303. Illus, . •• .• . Skinner, M, P. 1924. A boavor colony of Yc Hows tdno .Park. Nat, Hist. 24:347-9. Illus, . • Smith, K. I. 1925. 'Tlio conservation of beaver by an. Indian, Sci. n,s. 62(1612) :461. . . - ■ . . ^02 Beaver ' Smith, !♦ H. 1938, Beaver arid its possibilities in water reg-alation, Idaho ■-■Univ. Bui. 33(22) :85-8. .. ' "-■ Sopor, J. D, 1957, Notes on the beav6rs of Wood Buffalo Park,'. . "■ . Alberta, Joiir. Mammal, 18(l):l-13. Hl-us, , ,-, .■ Steinbacher, G. 1939, Aus dem Leben des Bibers, Hat. u. Volk 69(3):138-46. Illus. ' . '• Sterling, E, A. 1913, " The re'txirn of the beaver to the Adirondacks, Am. Forestry 19(5) :292-9, Illus. , • ' • ' "■■ t ■•. '. •■■■■" Stoirms, D, 1936, Our beaver. Hat, Mag, 27(l):43-9^ Illus, Taylor, J. H, 1906, ,Bea,vQrs: their ways, Washburn, IT. D, Taylor, W, P. 1913. 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Swiraming povi/er of the Canadian otter, . Jour, Maramal. 20(3) :371. Sheoheard, 5, 1937, The otters of llorfolk, Norfolk and ITorwich IJat. Soc, Trans., 1936, 14(2) :lSS-42. Smith, L. II. 1939, llotes on an otter fishing. Jour. Mammai. 20(5):370-l. ...;.. Taylor, J. II. 1902, Kaleidoscopic lives, 'vVashburn, II. D. 206. pp., illus, • ^ ■ • ■ . ■ -. . . . ■ . ^ Vrnitney, G. 1959. California river otter in Yosemite National Park, Yosemlte Nat. iTptes 18(2):9-10, ■ . Yeager, L. E. 1938, Otters of the Delta Kardv/ood Region of Missis- sippi. Jour, llai-pr^ial. 19(2) :195-201. . . . . ■ Raccoon Abboft,' R, L, 1939. Old Zip Coon .-, , . .Nat, Hist,* 43(.5)':262-5, Illus, Allen, D. L. 1940. Jim coon goes on a tear. Pur -Pish -Game. 71(3): 16-7. Illus, '' .■■/'/.:■ ... ■ • ■' - ■ ' Anonymous, . 1938. Closed seasons fail, to incroas.e 'coor\2.. . Mich.: .' .d'ons, 8(1) :3,.;:. Anonymous, 1940. Conservation clubs build dens for Ma and Pa rac- coon and the family..; Qutd.Ind,. 7(3) :5, .31. Illus., . Ashbrook, P, G., and H. J. Mcl.Iullen. 1928. Pur-bearing animals of ■the .United States: The raccoon. Pur :Jour. 2<3):3.0-l, 59-61>. ; ■ irius. * . ■ ■' .'. -■ '■ ' . ' . ' Raccoon 147 Bergtold, Vl , II, 1925. Unusual nesting of a raccoon. Jour. Mammal, 6(4):2S0-1. ... » Bierens De Ilaan, J. A, 1932. Uber das sogenannte "V/aschgn" des V/aschbaren ( Procyon lotor ), nebst einigen Bemerlmngen uber die Fomen und die Bedeutung der tierlschen Splele. 'Biol, Zentbl. 52(3):329-43. Bissonnette, T. H. ,' and A. G. Csech. 1937. Modification of nam- malian sexual cycles. VII. Fertile matings of raccoons in Decenber instead of February induced by increasing daily periods • of li^rht. Roy. Soc. London Proc,, ser, B./ no. 827, 122:246-54, Bissonnette, T. H., and A, G. Csech. 1933. Sexual photoperiodicity of raccoons on lov.' protein diet and second litters' in the same breeding season. Jour, Mammal. 19(3):342-8. Illus. Bissonnette, T. PI., and A. G,' Csech, 1939. 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For a complete ' list, of, state- /; papers and documents see t'.'.e Catalog of the Tublic T'ocumcnts (cited -■in t'';e' ■I:>troc!li©ti.'Gnf l^'.tC .tiy dB.t6. ■ r. ,. ,..i..L .i.;"i (,;:: ^-:-.: ..:.■::? Allen, A. 1910, Hunting the sea otter. Horace C'ox,: London, 188 pp., illus. Sea Otter ^-^^ Allen, J. A. 1898. The sea otter. Am. Nat* 32:355^8. Ancirev/s, C. L.' ,1937. The decline of the sea otter* ITat. Jvlag,- 29(2): 107-8. Illua.- Anonymous, 1394. Investigations on sea otter and fur seal, Japan Dept, Ag. and Com. Fish, Soc, Txih., Tolcyo, -104 pp,, lllus. Anonymous. 1938. Reappearance of the sea otter off the coast of Calif 6rnia; Soc; Preserv, Fauna Empire Jour., Hertford, n.s., pt. 35, iri. 39-43. • . . ■ AnonjT^ious. 1933, Return of the sea otters* Vv'estways 30(9):14-5. lllus, • . . Anonymotis, 1938. (Soa otters along the coast of T'onterey County, California.) Jour. I.Iani.ial. 19(41:525-5. Also: 1938. Life 4(25) :30. Ayer, LI. Y, 1938. 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