The young fur-takers, or, Traps and trails in the wilderness
By: by St. George Rathborne
Series: Canoe and campfire series
Publisher: M.A. Donohue
Published: 1912
Place of publication: Chicago
Language: eng
Number of pages: 258
Subjects: Teenage boys; Juvenile fiction; Trappers; Trapping; Nature stories; Garçons adolescents; Romans, nouvelles, etc. pour la jeunesse; Trappeurs; Piégeage; Récits sur la nature
Other titles: Young fur-takers; Traps and trails in the wilderness
Notes: Publishers' decorated cloth binding.

Illustrated lining papers.
Table of contents: title: Off for a Winter's Campaign; title: The Camp; title: Bags the First Fur; title: The Mighty Nimrod; title: Work in the Swamp; title: The Conch Signal; title: How the Lynx Lost; title: Anson and the Bear; title: Never-To-Be-Forgotten Days; title: Offer for Caleb; title: The Coming of the Canadian Cousins; title: A Welcome Visitor; title: A Wildcat on His Shoulders; title: An Unexpected Guest Butts In; title: Death of the Bull Moose; title: An Invasion of the "Haunted Land"; title: Anson Wins His Spurs; title: The Boy in the Loft; title: A Narrow Escape; title: Breaking Camp.