There's one thing certain for trapping an honest man

Jackson oversaw the trapping operations in the Teton region between 1826 and 1830.

She tended to his needs, and went with him on his trapping trips.

These animals, obtained by hunting and trapping, are kept on fur farms in conditions like these.

Trapping was minimal and, after traveling about 1300 miles (650 on foot), he finally arrived at Fort Smith, Arkansas.

In addition, lost or abandoned gear can continue trapping fish for a long period out of the fisherman's control.

If Serbia wants to join the West, it must not forsake that opportunity by trapping itself in its nationalist past.

Once on the other side, the king and his men stormed into the town, trapping the Empress in the castle.

So she babied him... and she couldn't admit, again even to herself... that she blamed her husband for trapping her.

As a result, many of the fish traditionally caught by Mississauga people cannot be fished by traditional netting and trapping methods.

Annie began trapping at a young age, and shooting and hunting by age eight to support her siblings and her widowed mother.

Trapping rabbits helped farmers, stockmen, and stationhands by providing food and extra income, and in some cases helped pay off farming debts.

In recent weeks, government troops have blocked most routes out of the city, trapping some 250,000 civilians in rebel controlled areas of town.

The global scientific community says man made global warming pollution, put into the atmosphere, thickening this, is trapping more of the outgoing infrared.

And indeed rubbing a spermine trapping molecule on your thighs apparently results in a significant drop in thigh volume, circumference, and cellulite scores.

It's reflecting the heat of the sun back out, but it's also trapping the heat that's already been created there by the sunlight.

Three columns, totaling 5,000 men, were to converge on the Cove of the Withlacoochee, trapping the Seminoles with a force large enough to defeat them.

Thereafter, the Ontario government committed itself to negotiate arrangements with indigenous people as soon as possible on the issue of hunting, fishing, gathering and trapping.

Officials had to wait for more than 20 days and had to change trapping methods to search, capture and fit the satellite collar on Omi Khangri.

Boone went alone or with a small group of men, accumulating hundreds of deer skins in the autumn, and trapping beaver and otter over the winter.

7.7 The State party further states that the federal government has not refused to negotiate hunting, fishing, trapping and gathering rights with the Williams Treaties First Nations.

These marginal workers are predominantly immigrants and the children and grandchildren of former immigrants, whose social and economic integration is thus blocked, trapping them in increasingly violent suburban ghettoes.

According to the author, his communication also includes his rights to hunting, trapping and gathering since these are an equally integral part of his culture which is being denied.

Matt black surfaces absorb more radiation than white, shiny surfaces and protecting absorbers from wind chill under glass Increases the heating effect by trapping reflected radiation and allowing convection.

Breakdowns On April 18, 2006, at about 5 22 p.m. EDT, the two trams were stuck over the East River for seven hours because of mechanical problems, trapping 69 people.

Had Clinton continued west to the Hudson he would have cut off General Putnam's troops, nearly one third of Washington's forces, from the main army, trapping them in lower Manhattan.

11.1 By submission of 15 December 2004, the State party takes issue with the author's assertion that the scope of the Committee's admissibility decision includes hunting, trapping and gathering rights.

We banned those chemicals, and we replaced them, unknowingly, with other substances that, molecule per molecule, are a hundred times more potent as heat trapping, greenhouse gases than carbon dioxide.

See also Dipole trap Zeeman slower References Liwag, John Waruel F. Cooling and trapping of 87Rb atoms in a magneto optical trap using low power diode lasers, Thesis 621.39767 L767c (1999)

Of greatest concern are three closely intertwined issues the occurrence of health damaging air pollution the build up of heat trapping greenhouse gases and the depletion of the Earth's protective stratospheric ozone layer.

He contends that hunting, fishing, gathering and trapping are essential components of his culture, and that denial of the ability to exercise it imperils transmission of the culture to other persons and to later generations.

But trapping nations is not just Italy's thing for there's also Lesotho, in South Africa which is both the largest encircled country at 70 times Vatican City's size and the most populated with over 2,000,000 citizens.

During a time when much of what is now inland Australia was below sea level, the sandstone was then covered by a layer of marine sedimentary rock shortly afterward, which formed a confining layer, thus trapping water in the sandstone aquifer.

Trenches affect the sedimentation rates of nearby abyssal habitats by trapping sediment that would otherwise be transported to the abyssal plain where it could create perturbations, eradicating benthic assemblages on occasion, generating mosaics of isolated habitats within which speciation of taxa with limited dispersive ability occur, thus contributing to high regional diversity.14 The knowledge of how these events take place is poorly documented.