trapper

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• The original “mountain man” was a skilled hunter and fur trapper.

• Originally made from various furs and leathers, trapper hats have become a staple for those battling extreme cold.

• A poorly made trapper hat isn’t going to do you any good when the sun starts to set and temperatures drop.

• The town of St. Charles near St. Louis was founded by a trapper named Blanchette.

• Producers bought the wolf carcasses from a local trapper named Dick McDiarmid.

• Rather than Hawkeye and Trapper John, we resemble a priest, holding a hand, helping someone die as easily as possible.

• They have certain of the arts of the trapper, perhaps original with them, perhaps borrowed from their larger neighbors.

• Finally, the trapper cocked his head and spoke, rather to the horse and Golemar than to Houston.

• The last guest was just entering,—a tall trapper-like man who crossed the room to Mrs. Owen with a long, curious stride.

• Puffing, as though the exertion had been his own, the trapper turned and stared down at his companion.

• Thus it happened that often Jim had to be left at home, for to a solitary trapper the deer is a necessity.