"Are there any foxes in here?" asked Sue, looking around as she and Bunny came near the spring.
"Hush! Don't speak so loud," whispered her brother. "You might scare 'em."
"Is they any here?" asked Sue, this time in a very soft whisper.
"I guess so," answered Bunny. "They must come to the spring to get a drink of water, same as we do. I'm going to put my trap near the spring."
There was a large flat stone, near the place where the water for the camp was found. On this stone Bunny put the box, bottom side up. It had no cover to it. One edge of the box Bunny held up by putting a stick under it, and to the stick he tied a long string.
"Is that a trap?" asked Sue.
"Yep," Bunny answered. "Now I'm going to put something under the box that foxes like. They'll crawl under to eat it, and when they're there I'll pull the string. That will make the stick come out and the box will fall down, and cover up the fox so it can't get away."
