FURRY FRIENDS AND ENEMIES

The muskrats, minks, martens, and skunks for many years have yielded

an enormous annual return from their furs; the squirrels and rabbits

afford sport and a large supply of excellent flesh for food; the

prairie-dogs and some of the ground-squirrels existing in enormous

numbers have been excessively destructive to crops; and others, like

the porcupine and the armadillo, have attracted particular attention

because of their strange characteristics.

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