Some information about the jumping mouse (Zapus hudsonius hudsonius) was obtained in the field season of 1939 during the course of a study of the home ranges and populations of the prairie deer-mouse. All of the field work was conducted on the Edwin S. George Reserve of the University of Michigan, which is located in Livingston County, Michigan. The facilities of the George Reserve were kindly made available by F. M. Gaige, Director of the Museum of Zoology. I am indebted to B. J. Bujak for tending a part of my traps during the first part of July.
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W. Frank Blair (1940) studied this question.
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