Boy Scouts Through the Big Timber

by St. George Henry Rathborne

27 chapters5h 43mEnglish1913

About this book

The Silver Fox Patrol is out in the Rocky Mountains, camping in the Big Timber. Many adventures await these boys, including a dunking in the river, an adventure involving a grizzly bear, and the appearance of some timber cruisers up to no good. Herbert Carter is one of the many pseudonyms of St. George Rathborne. (Summary by Ann Boulais)

Chapters (27)

1The Camp

819

2What Frightened the Pack Mules

919

3When the Foxes Took to the Trees

773

4Bumpus Takes a Chance

798

5The Missing Tenderfoot

732

6Forced to Think for Himself

1165

7Turning the Tables

731

8A Scout Should Always be on the Alert

714

9The Mean Trick of the Timber Cruisers

621

10The Bob-Cat

630

11Bumpus' Stock Above Par

651

12The Swoop of the Storm

613

13The Bolt of Lightning

705

14Step Hen Looks Out for the Provisions

649

15Through the Big Timber Again

670

16The Snake Bite

723

17More Trouble Ahead

805

18Still in Pursuit, With the Trail Getting Warmer

847

19Another Shock

819

20Find Out How Bumpus Did It

890

21Caught in a Trap

890

22The Cripple Business Seems to be Contagious

1283

23The Way Blocked

841

24The 'Little Lightning'

648

25'Catching a Tartar' and a Fat One at That

676

26'Tenderfoot? Well, Hardly, After This'

474

27Well-Earned Rest--Conclusion

514

Boy Scouts Through the Big Timber

About this book

Chapters (27)

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