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254 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFT1. Over two, under two, etc.2. Under one, over two, under two, etc.3. Under two, over two, etc.4. Over one, under two, over two, etc.Fig. 85.—Bottoming chair with splitsRepeat in above order. Be sure to draw the splitas tightly as you can every time it crosses the chair.Raw deerskin, or other animal pelt, makes goodchair seats.Racks for guns, clothing, etc.,Fig.86.— Rusticrockerare easily provided by cuttingcrotches of small limbs andnailing them up in convenientplaces. Wooden pins set inauger holes in the walls may beused for similar purposes. Ifyou have no auger, a hardwoodpin can be driven into a softwoodlog by trimming its pointwedge-shape and starting it ina nick made with the cornerof the axe blade.Ovtside, under the projecting roof at a gable end,