Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from What the National Forests Mean to the Intermountain Region
The glorious days of the fur trader have long since gone, trapping is now a much less picturesque pursuit, and the supply of fur-bear ing animals has been depleted. Even now, however, the annual sale of skins is a matter of no small importance. Furthermore, the future promises more importance to this trade rather than less; for the beaver are increasing rapidly under protection.
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