# Hunting and Trapping Stories; a Book for Boys

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This Book is written in "small boy fashion," that is, the stories have not been told in any particular order, for children like to go from one thing to another, from Tiger to Whale, from Moose to Squirrel.
Every boy aspires to own a gun, and a good many dream of big game hunting, but unfortunately few realize their ambitions. To those who are not lucky enough to be able to follow the trail, this book may prove to be of some comfort, for the pages endeavour to bring the forest-folk to the fireside.
The greater part of these stories were originally told to two small boys, affectionately known as "GEG" and "CUB," who before they were twelve years of age were both good shots and had seen considerable real hunting.
​CONTENTS The Man who Stole a Tiger Cub Stories of Tiger Hunting Gorilla Hunting A Hunt for a Grizzly Polar Bears and Esquimanx Hippopotamus Hunting Hunting and Catching Wild Elephants All About Lions Stories of Giraffes A Fight Between an Ibex and Lynx Polar Bears A Leopard Story About Tapirs and Capybaras The Moose Hunt A Scheme to Kill a Wolf Hunting Baboons Hunting the Aoudad Hunting Chamois Fox Hunting The Glutton and the Fox Fox and Capercalzie The Arctic Fox The History of Two Ocelots An Otter Hunt The Moongus and the Cobra Rattlesnakes Catching Gerboas Catching Monkeys The Rhinoceros Condors Lassoing a Jaguar The Cape Buffalo at Home Two Crocodile Stories Hunting Deer The Kangaroo
A Migration of Spring Boks Stories of the Orang-Utan A Serval Meets a Snake Ostrich Hunting The Beaver The Prarie Dogs The Squirrels The Porcupine and the Dog The Chameleon Concerning Badgers The Rabbit Whale Hunting in the Seychelle Islands A Sword Fish Hunt Au Adventure with a Shark Capturing the Sunfish Grampasses and Narwhales All About the Grampus Hunting Sea Lions Shooting Flying Fish Bears! Shetland Ponies Horses all over the World Wolves! The Oryx The Silver King A Pike and Moorhen The King Vultures A Perilous Adventure with Tigers The Cormorant as a Fisherman The History of a Chicken Thief The Soko Dogs of all Classes Shooting Wild Ducks and Geese Men, Animal and Bird Poachers Hints on Camping
Hunting and Trapping Stories; a Book for Boys
* The Man who Stole a Tiger Cub
* Stories of Tiger Hunting
* Gorilla Hunting
* A Hunt for a Grizzly
* Polar Bears and Esquimaux
* Hippopotamus Hunting
* Hunting and Catching Wild Elephants
* All About Lions
* Stories of Giraffes
* A Fight Between an Ibex and Lynx
* The Cheetah at Work
* Polar Bears
* Caught in the Act
* Polar Bears Versus Sealers
* A Leopard Story
* About Tapirs and Capybaras
* The Moose Hunt
* A Scheme to Kill a Wolf
* Hunting Baboons
* Hunting the Aoudad
* Hunting Chamois
* Fox Hunting
* The Glutton and the Fox
* Fox and Caperealzie
* The Arctic Fox
* The History of Two Ocelots
* An Otter Hunt
* The Moongus and the Cobra
* Rattlesnakes
* Catching Gerboas
* Catching Monkeys
* The Rhinoceros
* Condors Lassoing a Jaguar
* The Cape Buffalo at Home
* Two Crocodile Stories
* Hunting Deer
* The Kangaroo
* A Migration of Spring Boks
* Stories of the Orang-Utan
* A Serval Meets a Snake
* Ostrich Hunting
* The Beaver
* The Prarie Dogs
* The Squirrels
* The Porcupine and the Dog
* The Chameleon
* Concerning Badgers
* The Rabbit
* Whale Hunting in the Seychelle Islands
* A Sword Fish Hunt
* An Adventure with a Shark
* Capturing the Sunfish
* Grampasses and Narwhales
* All About the Grampus
* Hunting Sea Lions
* Shooting Flying Fish
* Bears!
* Shetland Ponies
* Horses all over the World
* Wolves!
* The Oryx
* The Silver King
* A Pike and Moorhen
* The King Vultures
* A Perilous Adventure with Tigers
* The Cormorant as a Fisherman
* The History of a Chicken Thief
* The Soko
* Dogs of all Classes
* Shooting Wild Ducks and Geese
* Men, Animal and Bird Poachers
* Hints on Camping
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