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48-A-36
Cross the Equator by sea or rail as captain or engineer, for coup. On foot, for grand coup. I-IV
48-A-37
Take a country hike of at least five miles, prepared with case or press for specimens. Unmistakably identify 25 specimens of different species, on this hike, for coup. Grand coup, for 50 specimens, comprising 15 animal, 30 vegetable, and 5 mineral. I-II
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Travel on foot for 50 miles with not more than 2 companions, neither of whom is a professional guide, through strange territory, carrying outfit, and sleeping out every night, each person planning and cooking meals for at least 1 day, for coup. 100 miles for grand coup. I
48-A-39
Travel 100 miles on foot with a party which may be guided, carrying own outfit, and sleeping out every night, for coup. 200 miles, for grand coup. I
MAP READING AND SIGNS
48-A-40
City Hunter. Find and sketch 25 blazes and totems in town, and tell where you found them; add the distinguishing marks of policemen as used in your town, for coup. Find and sketch 50 such totems, and include a short history of totems in general (not less than 300 words), for grand coup. II
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Make a correct map of a region ½ mile long by ¼ mile wide (such as half a mile of highway with an eighth of a mile on each side) ; marking each house, fence, hill, prominent tree, stream and bridge, for coup. Map in such a way a territory 1 mile long by ¼ mile wide, map to be drawn approximately to scale, for grand coup. II
48-A-42
Draw and know 25 of the conventional signs on maps, as listed by the Topographical Survey of the United States, for coup. 50 for grand coup. II
MOTORING
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Motor, doing all the driving, at least 50 miles per day for 5 successive days, and make each day 2 sketches or photos, of some interesting natural history object or view, for coup. Camp out at least 4 of the 5 nights, and cook at least one meal a day over camp fire, for grand coup. I-II
