The Beaver, Vol. 2: A Journal of Progress; January, 1922 (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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Excerpt from The Beaver, Vol. 2: A Journal of Progress; January, 1922

Lynx always sleep up in a tree. They do not make dens, but have their young under the shelter of, a big pine tree.

They have from three to six kittens at a time, which if caught when young will become quite tame. Indians often keep young lynx with them in the bush until they are full grown before killing them. Spring pups are small skins in the fall, and by next spring are called medium, while the next fall they have become full grown.

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