there are some excellent mink trappers no one man has studied out all the methods, for the conditions under which the trapper in the South makes his largest catches would probably be of little to the trapper of the Far North, where snow covers the ground the greater part of year. Conditions along the Atlantic are than the Pacific, and as well the used by thousands of trappers along Mississippi and its tributaries differ the Eastern or Western Coast trapper, for the mink's food is not the same along fresh inland waters as the coast or salt water. The methods published are from all of the country, and many experienced trappers tell of their best methods, so that it makes no difference in what part of you live, something will be found of to trap in your section. Most of the articles are taken from those published in the H-T-T with slight correction." Publication First published by A. R. Harding Publishing Company, Columbus, Ohio, August 6, 1906 (copyright), later editions are currently available in hardcover and paperback. References External links Internet Archive – Mink Trapping by A. R. Harding, scanned image Project Gutenberg – Mink Trapping by Arthur Robert Harding, free eBook Fur-Fish-Game, Mink Trapping by A. R. Harding, paperback Amazon.com – Mink Trapping by A. R. Harding, various editions Animal trapping Fur trade Hunting 1906 non-fiction books