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…Nov., pp. 64–65. An episode of a captive yellow-leg with 2 illus. by the author.
The Timber-doodle. Recreation Mag., Vol. VII, Dec., pp. 445–446. A hunting story of a woodcock, with 1 illus. by the author.
Drawings only. “Bird Life: a Guide to the Study of Our Common Birds”, by Frank M. Chapman. New York: D. Appleton & Co. 75 full page and numerous text drawings.
Elkland (The Wild Life of Yellowstone Park), Part I. Recreation Mag., Sept., pp. 199–201; with 6 illus. by the author and a photo. Treats chiefly of elk.
— Part II. Oct. The Beaver Pond. As above, pp. 286–290; with 12 illus. by the author.
— Part III. Nov. Old-Timers. As above, pp. 369–372; with 4 illus. by the author.
— Part IV. Dec. Flies and Weather. As above, pp. 456–7; with 2 illus. by the author.
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— Part V. Jan. Puss and the Bear. As above, pp. 33–4; with 5 illus. by the author.
— Part VI. Feb. (Elk) Duels. As above, pp. 117-119; with 3 illus. by the author.
These articles deal entirely with the Yellowstone Park, its oldtimers and its wild life, especially during the spring and summer of 1897, during which time the author lived in a cabin which he built at Yancey’s.
Mammals of the Yellowstone National Park. Recreation Mag., Vol. VIII, for May, pp. 365–371. 5 maps of beaver ponds. A list of 43 species with notes on distribution and numbers. The earliest formal list published on the mammals of the Yellowstone.
A Poem Addressed to a Brass Paper Weight in the Form of a Mouse. Recreation Mag., Vol. VIII, February, p. 153.
The Wolf Question. Recreation Mag., Vol. VIII, Feb., pp. 126–127. Discusses means of exterminating wolves.
A School of Animal Painting and Sculpture in the New York Zoological Park. 2nd Ann. Rept. N.Y. Zool. Soc. Mar. 15, pp. 69–75. A letter to the Society advocating a school for art study of animals.
Hunting with the Camera, Recreation Mag., April, pp. 263–264. An article of about 500 words urging use of camera instead of gun.
How to Measure an Animal. Recreation Mag., Vol. VIII. ..text pokračuje
