Fifty Years a Hunter and TrapperFront matterReading editionChapter navigation38 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterFIFTY YEARS A HUNTER AND TRAPPERChapter I · Autobiography of E. N. Woodcock.Chapter II · Early Experiences.Chapter III · My First Real Trapping Experience.Chapter IV · Some Early Experiences.Chapter V · Some Early Experiences (Concluded.)Chapter VI · A Hunt on the Kinzua.Chapter VII · My Last Hunt on the Kinzua.Chapter VIII · Fred and the Old Trapper.Chapter IX · Bears in 1870, To-Day--Other Notes.Chapter X · Incidents Connected with Bear Trapping.Chapter XI · Pacific Coast Trip.Chapter XII · Some Michigan Trips.Chapter XIII · Hunting and Trapping in Cameron County, Pa., in 1869.Chapter XIV · Hunting and Trapping in Cameron County.Chapter XV · Trapping and Bee Hunting.Chapter XVI · Hits and Misses on the Trail.Chapter XVII · Lost in the Woods.Chapter XVIII · Traps and Other Hints for Trappers.Chapter XIX · Camps and Camping.Chapter XX · Deer Hunt Turned Into a Bear Hunt.Chapter XXI · Dog on the Trap Line.Chapter XXII · Two Cases of Buck Fever.Chapter XXIII · Partner a Necessity.Chapter XXIV · A Few Words on Deadfalls.Chapter XXV · Advice from a Veteran.Chapter XXVI · The Screech of the Panther.Chapter XXVII · Handling Raw Furs and Other Notes.Chapter XXVIII · The Passing of the Fur bearer.Chapter XXIX · Destruction of Game and Game Birds.Chapter XXX · Southern Experiences on the Trap Line.Chapter XXXI · On the Trap and Trot Line in the South--Fall of 1912.Chapter XXXII · Trapping in Alabama.Chapter XXXIII · Some Early Experiences.Chapter XXXIV · The White Deer.Chapter XXXV · A Day of Luck.Chapter XXXVI · A Mixed Bag.Beginning of this editionNext chapter →FIFTY YEARS A HUNTER AND TRAPPERAll chapters and sections (38)Opening pagesFront matterOther sectionsFIFTY YEARS A HUNTER AND TRAPPERChapters123456789101112131415161718192021222324252627282930313233343536FIFTY YEARS A HUNTER AND TRAPPER COVER.WOODCOCK AND BEAR TRAPS--HIS OWN MAKE.E. N. WOODCOCK AND BEAR TRAPS--HIS OWN MAKE.FIFTY YEARS A HUNTER AND TRAPPER →