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Campaign Life In The Wilderness.
Household Traps.
I Trailing
Ii Woodcraft
Iii Camping
Iv What To Wear On The Trail
Ix On The Trail With Your Camera
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Snares Or Moose Traps.
Steel Traps And The Art Of Trapping.
The Trapper's Miscellany.
Traps For Feathered Game.
Traps For Large Game.
V Outdoor Handicraft
Vi Making Friends With The Outdoor Folk
Vii Wild Food On The Trail
Viii Little Foes Of The Trailer
X On And In The Water
Xi Useful Knots And How To Tie Them
Xii Accidents
Xiii Camp Fun And Frolics
Xiv Happy And Sane Sunday In Camp

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Care of the Canoe

Category: X On And In The Water

Even the strongest canoe should be well cared for. To leave it in the
water for any length of time, when not in use, is to run the risk of
damage and loss. A sudden storm will batter it against shore, send it
adrift, or fill and sink it. A canoe should always be _lifted_, not
dragged, ashore, and it should be turned upside down on the bank with a
support in the middle so that it will not be strained by resting only on
the ends.





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