Boy Scouts on the Trail

by St. George Henry Rathborne

27 chapters5h 30mEnglish1913

About this book

The Silver Fox Patrol is up in the Maine Woods, hiking and hunting for big game. The boys find out that guns, and other explosives, can be fun, and dangerous, too! But all the fun comes to an end when some fugitives enter the woods nearby. Herbert Carter is one of many pseudonyms used by St George Rathborne. (Summary by Ann Boulais)

Chapters (27)

1What Took the Scouts up into Maine

580

2The Troubles of Bumpus

777

3A Strange Discovery

951

4The Ignorance of Step Hen

681

5The Tell-Tale Tracks

795

6The Sheriff's Posse

651

7The Birch Bark Challenge

793

8Out for Big Game

647

9'Good Shot! Great Little Gun!'

658

10The Old Trapper's Cabin

837

11On the Wings of the Night Wind

866

12A Face in the Window

691

13The Marked Shoe Again

622

14Figuring It Out

657

15The Luck that Came to Bumpus

1310

16A Little Knowledge, Well Earned

629

17The Coming of the Hairy Honey Thief

665

18A Mighty Nimrod

681

19The 'Whine' of a Bullet

636

20A Wonderful Find

632

21The Dummy Packet

619

22The Night Alarm

595

23A Flank Movement

646

24What Woodcraft Does

643

25Surprising Charlie

647

26The Sheriff Gets His Shock, Too

648

27Down the River-Conclusion

1266

Boy Scouts on the Trail

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Chapters (27)

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