An ideal companion for readers who want to get back to nature, disconnect from the grid, and discover simpler hunting techniques.

A classic of wood lore, this guide to making and setting traps offers timeless instruction for reconnecting with age-old hunting techniques. The author, a noted naturalist and skilled artist, provides well-illustrated directions for constructing traps for large, small, and feathered game as well as a wealth of information on animals and their habitats, camping, building simple shelters and canoes, and recipes for preparing game meat.

Comprehensive Trap-Making Instructions – Provides detailed, step-by-step guides to constructing a variety of traps for large game, small game, and birds, making it ideal for hands-on learners.
Richly Illustrated – Features illustrations by naturalist and skilled artist W. Hamilton Gibson, showcasing his technical skill and enhancing the learning experience with clear visual aids.
Practical and Cost-Effective – Focuses on inexpensive and straightforward methods for trapping and hunting, suited for those looking to avoid modern, expensive technology.
Insight into Animal Behavior – Includes valuable information about animal habits and habitats, helping trappers improve success rates while gaining a deeper understanding of nature.
Guides for Outdoor Living – Covers essential camping techniques such as building basic shelters, bark shanties, boats, and canoes, ensuring hunters are well-prepared for extended trips in the wilderness.
Culinary Guidance – Offers practical tips on processing game, alongside a selection of recipes, allowing readers to make the most of their harvest.

This classic guide reflects the resourcefulness of earlier times, enabling modern trappers and nature enthusiasts to reconnect with traditional wood lore. Gibson’s insightful writing and precise illustrations ensure that Tips and Tricks of Trapping remains an inspiring and practical resource for generations to come.

About the Author

Naturalist W. Hamilton Gibson (1850–96), who worked as an author and illustrator, possessed great technical skill in drawing plants and animals with precision and detail. In addition to illustrating his own book, he wrote and lectured on nature and natural history.

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