The Director goes into some woods where there is excellent cover, and blows
his whistle. The boys stalk him, all trying to get as near to him as possible
without being seen. He blows his whistle every few minutes to indicate his
position. If he sees any one he directs that person to stand up. After a
suitable time he calls, "All up," and the boy nearest to him is the
winner:
Variation: The man who is being stalked is blindfolded. He stands in the
brush where plenty of dry branches render it difficult to approach him. An
umpire stands beside him. If he hears any one he points in that direction and
says, "There!" The umpire directs the proper man to drop out of the
game. The boy who first touches the listener is the winner, and acts in his place for the next game.
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