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Identifier: inpinetreejungle00bang (find matches)
Title: In pine-tree jungles : a handbook for sportsmen and campers in the great Maine woods
Year: 1902 (1900s)
Authors: Bangor and Aroostook Railroad Company Clifford, Fred H
Subjects: Outdoor life -- Maine Maine -- Description and travel
Publisher: Bangor : Bangor & Aroostook Railroad Company
Contributing Library: New York Public Library
Digitizing Sponsor: MSN

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Our Mutual Friend, the Cook. described in this chapter, requires from eight days to a fortnight. TheAllagash trip is longer, and should be given three weeks or a month.The East branch trip can be done in three weeks, or a fortnight ifnecessary, but a full month had better be given, if possible, in order tothoroughly enjoy the many features of the route. ^
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Wiidiii!; Boots Arc HauJ^ ^amctimcs 117 Ectuipment. FOR a first-rate example of that trite old adage, So many men,so many minds, we would suggest that you ask most anygroup of veteran hunters and guides what is the best personalequipment for life in the Maine woods. Each one of them will prob-ably give you a different list, based on what he has found to best satisfyhis own personal requirements. We believe, however, that the sugges-tions printed below will be found most generally useful and practical;they are based on the advice of hunters and woodsmen who have seenmany years service in B. & A. jungle-land, and who know full well justwhat the needs of such a life are. For tKe FisKerinan. WHAT a fisherman wears in the Maine jungles is not a matter ofgreat importance. The climate of late spring and earlysummer is never rigorous, and any medium-v/eight clothing willanswer. A blue flannel shirt, an old coat and pair of trousers orknickerbockers, a felt hat with good broad brim, moccas

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