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Steel Traps And The Art Of Trapping.
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Viii Little Foes Of The Trailer
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Xi Useful Knots And How To Tie Them
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Cook-Fire

Category: Iii Camping

Make the cook-fire _small_ and _hot_; then you can work over it in
comfort and not scorch both hands and face when trying to get near
enough to cook, as would be the case if the fire were large.

When in a hurry use dry bark as wood for the cook-fire. Hemlock, pine,
hickory, and other bark make a hot fire in a short time, and water will
boil quickly over a bark fire.





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