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34173	Hunter, Martin	Canadian Wilds Tells About the Hudson's Bay Company, Northern Indians and Their Modes of Hunting, Trapping, Etc.			.txt	text/plain	58942	2785	81	favorable point known by the Indian, and wait the canoes of trappers in a straight way, that is, giving the Indian good, strong clothing We worked away all the day we left the post, and when camping time The Hudson's Bay Company had a post years ago on Lake Mis-a-ka-ma of the lake, we had not long to wait until a beaver broke water and the small body of water, said, "This is an easy lake, and the beaver At that time the Indian would set his bunch of No. 1 steel traps and exposed steel trap; and the better-off Indians often use small Traps for otters are set in the following way, under the ice: A place Indians had traps set all around and quite near the post and yet portaged my canoe over into a small chain of beaver lakes hunting for	./cache/34173.txt	./txt/34173.txt