by Elmer H. Kreps (Author)

From early boyhood Elmer H. Kreps took a great interest in hunting and trapping. As he grew older he visited various parts of the United States and Canada, and being a keen observer, picked up a vast amount of information about life in the woods and fields.

Kreps wrote dozens of articles on various subjects connected with hunting and trapping and "Camp and Trail Methods"is his follow-up to the highly successful "Woodcraft".

Published in 1910, "Camp and Trail Methods" provides an in-depth look into topics as diverse as:

• Camp outfits,
• packs,
• firearms,
• tents,
• canoes,
• snowshoeing,
• sleds,
• bush travel,
• camp cookery
• and more

Today, more than 100 years after it was first published, "Camp and Trail Methods" continues to exist as a classic woodcraft and bushcraft text.

The interior of this new edition from Ropesend Creek Press is a perfect replica of the original. Page numbering, illustrations, layout, table of contents, index and any footnotes are exactly as they appeared when the original book was published. With this new edition, the book is ready for a new lease of life through a modern readership.