WINTER EMPLOYMENT IN THE WHITE MOUNTAIN NATIONAL FOREST
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WINTER EMPLOYMENT IN THE WHITE MOUNTAIN NATIONAL FOREST Produced: 1936
Description Shows private trapping and lumbering operations. Reel 1, a trapper removes a red fox from a trap line. Fox pelts and a live lynx are displayed. Spruce trees, marked by a forest ranger, are felled and hauled by horse-drawn sleds. Reel 2, logs are hauled to a mill by train. A forest ranger computes the logger's stump fee. Local woodsmen remove slash to facilitate the growth of seedling trees.
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