Hunter-Trader-Trapper Magazine – November 1934 – “Dogs Afield and at Home” (No Label)
This November 1934 issue of Hunter-Trader-Trapper features “Dogs Afield and at Home,” along with an engaging mix of hunting tales, trapping advice, and outdoor sportsmanship from the early 20th century. With its original Edwin Bolenbaugh cover painting, this issue is a fine collectible for those interested in vintage outdoor publications. The magazine is in good condition, and the copy pictured is the exact one you will receive. Please review the photos carefully for condition details.
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Table of Contents
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Front Cover — Original painting by Edwin Bolenbaugh
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Jess Gets His Buck — James Clyde Gilbert – p.5
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Mystic Laks — O. I. Sprungman – p.7
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Casualties of the Wild — Glenn I. DeHaven – p.8
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The Grand American Handicap — C. S. Landis – p.10
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Rattlesnakes — Raymond W. Thorp – p.12
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Maine Trails — E. J. Dailey – p.14
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Blazing the Way — Robert Wilson – p.16
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Winter Beaver Trapping — Walter L. Arnold – p.19
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Guns and Ammunition – p.24
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Skeet and Trap Shooting – p.32
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Trapper’s Stories – p.34
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Coon Hunting – p.42
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Fishing – p.46
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Dogs Afield and at Home – p.48
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Fur Farming, Game Breeding and Plant Culture – p.51
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Questions and Answers – p.52
A well-preserved glimpse into the sporting life of the 1930s, this issue blends practical guidance, personal accounts, and period artwork—an excellent addition for collectors of historic outdoor literature and hunting magazines.