An adult female, not reproductively active, that was trapped in rather
sparsely vegetated rangeland to the southwest of Slim Buttes (14 mi. S
and 4 mi. W Reva) on July 19, 1961, is the only specimen of the hispid
pocket mouse on record from Harding County. Other species of small
mammals taken in the same or adjacent traplines were _Perognathus
fasciatus_, _Dipodomys ordii_, _Reithrodontomys megalotis_, _Peromyscus
maniculatus_, and _Onychomys leucogaster_.
A single individual reported from Wade, Grant Co., North Dakota, by
Bailey (1927:123), approximately 100 miles to the northeast, is the only
specimen known from a more northerly locality.
~Dipodomys ordii terrosus~ Hoffmester, 1942