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Stretchers
The board stretcher is the simplest form and is in most...

The Net Trap
The lion and tiger are often taken in a net, which is s...

Boiled Potatoes
Wash potatoes, cut out any blemish, and put them on to ...

Wild Nuts. Black Walnuts
Of all the wild-growing foods, nuts are, perhaps, the m...

Eastern Wild Gooseberry
Among the mountains from Massachusetts to North Carolin...

The Bear Trap
This trap is constructed after the idea of the old-fash...

Shelters And Tents. Lean-to
For a fixed camp of longer or shorter duration your hom...

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Ix On The Trail With Your Camera






Toadstools
What to Photograph and How
Selecting a Camera
How to Know Your Camera
Loading the Camera
Count the Turns of the Key
Be Economical with Your Films
Plan Your Pictures to Illustrate Your Trip
Backgrounds
Color Values in Photographs
Photographing Wild Animals
Shutter Speed
Set Your Camera Like a Trap
Taking the Picture
Photographing the Trail
Timing Without a Watch
Photographing Flowers and Ferns