Send out a "hare," either walking or cycling, with a pocketful of
corn, nutshells, or confetti, which he must drop here and there to give a trail
for the patrol to follow.
Or, with a piece of chalk, let him draw the patrol sign on walls, pavements,
lamp-posts, and trees, and let the patrol hunt him by these marks. Patrols must
wipe out all these marks as they pass them for the sake of tidiness and so as not to
mislead them for another day's practice.
The other road signs should also be used,
such as closing up certain roads, and hiding a letter at some point, giving directions as
to the next turn.
The object of the " hare" in this game is to explain
those behind the way he has gone as well as he can, and not to throw them off his
trail as in "shadowing."
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