Divide into two Patrols, one taking five minutes start and leaving a plain
trail with at least five notes concealed. These notes are found by arrows with squares attached to
their tails, and in the square the number of paces indicated from arrow to note.
The second Patrol follows and tries to find the hiding place of the trail-makers, which is under cover about one mile from
the starting point. A fair time is agreed upon in advance, and the second party
must now change sides, the former trail-makers doing the tracking. On the return
trip a different route is used and the side wins which does the tracking
successfully in the best time.
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