BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA
BLUE BUFFALO. 1902. On wite groun.
FLYING EAGLES. 1902. "Yek-yek-yek." Black and wite on red.
BLUE HERONS. 1904. "Hrrrrr." Blue on green.
HORNED KINGBIRDS. 1902
SINAWA. 1903. Black on red.
BLACKBEARS. 1906. Black on red.
AHMEEKS. 1909.
SILVER FOXES. 1904.
RED TRAILERS. 1903.
MOON BAND. 1905. Yellow on blue.
OWENOKES. 1904.
BLAZING ARROW.
Each scout in a patrol has his regular number, the patrol leader being No. 1, the corporal No. 2, and the scouts have the consecutive numbers after these. Scouts usually work in pairs as comrades, Nos. 3 and 4 together, Nos. 5 and 6 together, and Nos. 7 and 8.
A white shoulder knot is worn by Officers, and Umpires at games.
Each scout in the patrol has to be able to make the call of his patrol-animal — thus every scout in the "Ravens" must be able to imitate the croak of the raven. This is the sign by which scouts of a patrol can communicate with each other when hiding..text pokračuje
