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Three Raccoons
1937
On the reverse of the print is written: "Raccoon feeding at Experimental Game & Fur Farm, Poynette, Wisconsin." A pan of food is secured in a wooden trough. There is a chicken wire fence in the bac...
Badger
1935
An adult badger, standing in front of a small wooden shed in a fenced enclosure, looking directly at the photographer.
Young Fox
1935
An immature fox looking toward the camera, standing with rear legs crouched. There is a chicken wire fence in the background.
Fox Kits
1935
Close-up of an unidentified man's hands holding a pair of blue fox kits, or pups.
Fox
September 1930
An adult gray fox looking directly at the photographer. Foliage has been painted in the background, possibly to obscure a chicken wire fence.
Netting Pheasants
April 1946
A man, probably a game warden, wearing a necktie and woolen jacket is capturing pheasants in a net. There is a chicken wire fence behind the birds. Beyond the fence is an open area with woods in th...
