Add to ORKGJoe Pocha of Augusta, Montana, talks about trapping when he was a young boy and then, later, after he retired from the smelter in Helena, Montana. He describes some of his trapping methods and the animals he liked to trap, including mink, raccoon, and beaver. Pocha also discusses his father and mother’s background and his father’s immigration from Canada to Montana during the late 19th century.https://scholarworks.umt.edu/montanafurtrappers/1010/thumbnail.jp
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Joe Johnson reminisces about his early life working on a farm in Ohio, as a water boy for a company ...
Joe Pocha of Augusta, Montana, talks about trapping when he was a young boy and then, later, after h...
Lawrence Humble of Hamilton, Montana, describes his time as a trapper and buyer and seller of fur in...
Lawrence Humble of Hamilton, Montana, describes his time as a trapper and buyer and seller of fur in...
Ray Catron talks about growing up in Cameron, Missouri, where he began his trapping career at the ag...
Ray Catron talks about growing up in Cameron, Missouri, where he began his trapping career at the ag...
Joe Johnson reminisces about his early life working on a farm in Ohio, as a water boy for a company ...
Richard Kenck reminisces about growing up in Choteau, Montana, on a ranch at the mouth at the Dearbo...
Richard Kenck reminisces about growing up in Choteau, Montana, on a ranch at the mouth at the Dearbo...
Clarence Leonard Lawrence describes how he taught himself to trap as a boy living in Eastern Montana...
Clarence Leonard Lawrence describes how he taught himself to trap as a boy living in Eastern Montana...
Fuller Laugeman of Winett, Montana, describes his start in fur trapping as a young boy and his conti...
Olive Hamilton tells of her two years trapping in Mineral County, Montana, in the mid-1920s. She des...
Richard Kenck reminisces about growing up in Choteau, Montana, on a ranch at the mouth at the Dearbo...
Tex Baker discusses his 70 years of experience trapping and selling furs. He recalls that he began t...
Joe Johnson reminisces about his early life working on a farm in Ohio, as a water boy for a company ...
Joe Pocha of Augusta, Montana, talks about trapping when he was a young boy and then, later, after h...
Lawrence Humble of Hamilton, Montana, describes his time as a trapper and buyer and seller of fur in...
Lawrence Humble of Hamilton, Montana, describes his time as a trapper and buyer and seller of fur in...
Ray Catron talks about growing up in Cameron, Missouri, where he began his trapping career at the ag...
Ray Catron talks about growing up in Cameron, Missouri, where he began his trapping career at the ag...
Joe Johnson reminisces about his early life working on a farm in Ohio, as a water boy for a company ...
Richard Kenck reminisces about growing up in Choteau, Montana, on a ranch at the mouth at the Dearbo...
Richard Kenck reminisces about growing up in Choteau, Montana, on a ranch at the mouth at the Dearbo...
Clarence Leonard Lawrence describes how he taught himself to trap as a boy living in Eastern Montana...
Clarence Leonard Lawrence describes how he taught himself to trap as a boy living in Eastern Montana...
Fuller Laugeman of Winett, Montana, describes his start in fur trapping as a young boy and his conti...
Olive Hamilton tells of her two years trapping in Mineral County, Montana, in the mid-1920s. She des...
Richard Kenck reminisces about growing up in Choteau, Montana, on a ranch at the mouth at the Dearbo...
Tex Baker discusses his 70 years of experience trapping and selling furs. He recalls that he began t...
Joe Johnson reminisces about his early life working on a farm in Ohio, as a water boy for a company ...