Raccoon

Jun 13 1804

Clark: June 13, 1804

...ect of Serounding Countrey in the open Prarie we Caught a racoon, our hunters brought in a Bear & Deer we took Some Luner observation this evening.

Oct 21 1805

Columbia River near Wallula Gap — Patrick Gass: October 21, 1805

...ome small robes made of the skins of grey squirrels, some racoon skins, and acorns, which are signs of a timbered coun- try not far distant. Having proceeded on aga...

Dec 21 1805

Building and occupying Fort Clatsop — Patrick Gass: December 21, 1805

...ome small robes made of the skins of grey squirrels, some racoon skins, and acorns, which are signs of a timbered coun- try not far distant. Having proceeded on aga...

Jan 15 1806

Clark: January 15, 1806

... Deadfalls & Snares are employd in takeing the Wolf, the racoon and fox of which there are a fiew. the Spear or gig is used to take the Sea otter, Spuck, & Beaver...

Jan 15 1806

Lewis: January 15, 1806

...e deadfalls and snares are employed in taking the wolf the raccoon and fox of which there are a few only. the spear or gig is used to take the sea otter, the common ...

Feb 15 1806

Clark: February 15, 1806

...pe, Sheep, beaver, Common Otter, Sea Otter, minks, Seals racoons, large Grey Squerrel, Small brown Squirrel, Small grey Squirrel, Ground Squirrel, Sewelel, Braro,...

Feb 15 1806

Lewis: February 15, 1806

...eep, beaver, common otter, sea Otter, mink, spuck, seal, racoon, large grey squirrel, small brown squirrel, small grey squirrel, ground squirrel, sewelel, Braro,...

Mar 19 1806

Lewis: March 19, 1806

...ation. in this way one beaver skin, or two of those of the Raccoon or tiger catt forms the pattern of the robe. the vest is always formed in the manner first discri...

Mar 20 1806

Fort Clatsop, winter quarters — Patrick Gass: March 20, 1806

...aller quadrupeds killed such as otter and beaver; and one racoon. The meat of some of the elk was not brought to the fort.

Sep 10 1806

Clark: September 10, 1806

...and turkies on the Shores to day one of the men killed a racoon which the indians very much admired.

Sep 18 1806

Missouri River through Kansas-Missouri area — Patrick Gass: September 18, 1806

...l, 211 Quicksand river, 177, 208 R Rabbit berries, 22, 52 Racoon, 203 Rainy, Mount, 169 Rapid-water river, 28 Ravens, 161, 202 Rat, wood, 11 Rattle-snake, descripti...