- 1Preface
- 2A Word From Mr. Woodcock
- 3Chapter I — Autobiography of E. N. Woodcock
- 4Chapter II — Early Experiences
- 5Chapter III — My First Real Trapping Experience
- 6Chapter IV — Some Early Experiences
- 7Chapter V — Some Early Experiences (Concluded.)
- 8Chapter VI — A Hunt on the Kinzua
- 9Chapter VII — My Last Hunt on the Kinzua
- 10Chapter VIII — Fred and the Old Trapper
- 11Chapter IX — Bears in 1870, To-Day — Other Notes
- 12Chapter X — Incidents Connected With Bear Trapping
- 13Chapter XI — Pacific Coast Trip
- 14Chapter XII — Some Michigan Trips
- 15Chapter XIII — Hunting and Trapping in Cameron County, Pa., in 1869
- 16Chapter XIV — Hunting and Trapping in Cameron County
- 17Chapter XV — Trapping and Bee Hunting
- 18Chapter XVI — Hits and Misses on the Trail
- 19Chapter XVII — Lost in the Woods
- 20Chapter XVIII — Traps and Other Hints for Trappers
- 21Chapter XIX — Camps and Camping
- 22Chapter XX — Deer Hunt Turned Into a Bear Hunt
- 23Chapter XXI — Dog on the Trap Line
- 24Chapter XXII — Two Cases of Buck Fever
- 25Chapter XXIII — Partner a Necessity
- 26Chapter XXIV — A Few Words on Deadfalls
- 27Chapter XXV — Advice From a Veteran
- 28Chapter XXVI — The Screech of the Panther
- 29Chapter XXVII — Handling Raw Furs and Other Notes
- 30Chapter XXVIII — The Passing of the Fur Bearer
- 31Chapter XXIX — Destruction of Game and Game Birds
- 32Chapter XXX — Southern Experiences on the Trap Line
- 33Chapter XXXI — On the Trap and Trot Line in the South — Fall of 1912
- 34Chapter XXXII — Trapping in Alabama
- 35Chapter XXXIII — Some Early Experiences
- 36Chapter XXXIV — The White Deer
- 37Chapter XXXV — A Day of Luck
- 38Chapter XXXVI — A Mixed Bag
Fifty Years a Hunter and Trapper
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