Stewart Edward White

Camp and Trail


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       Stewart Edward White

      Camp and Trail

      Published by Good Press, 2019

       [email protected]

      EAN 4057664652690

       PREFACE

       ILLUSTRATIONS

       CHAPTER I

       THE WILDERNESS TRAVELER

       CHAPTER II

       COMMON SENSE IN THE WILDERNESS

       CHAPTER III

       PERSONAL EQUIPMENT

       CHAPTER IV

       PERSONAL EQUIPMENT

       CHAPTER V

       CAMP OUTFIT

       CHAPTER VI

       THE COOK OUTFIT

       CHAPTER VII

       GRUB

       CHAPTER VIII

       CAMP COOKERY

       CHAPTER IX

       HORSE OUTFITS

       CHAPTER X

       HORSE PACKS

       CHAPTER XI

       HORSES, MULES, BURROS

       CHAPTER XII

       CANOES

       INDEX

       Table of Contents

      AFTER considerable weighing of the pros and cons I have decided to include the names of firms where certain supplies may be bought. I realize that this sort of free advertisement is eminently unjust to other worthy houses handling the same lines of goods, but the case is one of self-defense. In The Forest I rashly offered to send to inquirers the name of the firm making a certain kind of tent. At this writing I have received and answered over eleven hundred inquiries. Since the publication of these papers in The Outing Magazine, I have received hundreds of requests for information as to where this, that, or the other thing may be had. I have tried to answer them all, but to do so has been a tax on time I would not care to repeat. Therefore I shall try in the following pages to give the reader all the practical information I possess, even though, as stated, I may seem unduly to advertise the certain few business houses with which I have had satisfactory dealings. It is needless to remark that I am interested in none of these firms, and have received no especial favors from them.

       Table of Contents

The home of the Red Gods (Frontispiece)
OPPOSITE PAGE
On the trail (from a painting by N. C. Wyeth) 16
The Author doing a little washing on his own account 32
"Mountain on mountain towering high, and a valley in between" 48
One of the mishaps to be expected 64
"Bed in the bush with stars to see" 80
"We may live without friends, we may live without books, but civilized man cannot live without cooks" 104
When you quit the trail for a day's rest 120
In the heat of the day's struggle 144
Nearing a crest and in sight of game 160
A downward journey 176
In mid-day the shade of the pines is inviting 208
Getting ready for another day of it