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# Woodcraft Signs

> Do a treasure hunt using the wood craft signs as given in Scouting for Boys and with a few obstacles (about 500 meters)

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Tracking signs are a great way to communicate to other groups on an outdoor adventure! Simply by laying down sticks or rocks in a particular way, we can tell others which direction we’ve gone, what dangers are ahead and when we’ve gone home.

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These patterns will not look the same according to the materials used. In most scenarios when hiking, to show the team or to find back home: the main hiker or one person break a branch and hang so that they can find the way back home easily with the hung branch.&#x20;


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