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Four teenage members of the Beaver Patrol find themselves far from Chicago, camped on the remote Moose River in the Canadian Northwest Territories. Sent by a prominent lawyer on a risky assignment, they must navigate the wild with only a Mackinaw boat, native canoes and a load of supplies. Their past exploits—from the Pictured Rocks to the Everglades—have proved their courage, but the frozen October landscape tests them like never before.
The boys soon discover that the real enemy is invisible—mosquitoes and relentless insects that turn the swampy camp into a battlefield. Amid jokes and bright ideas, Sandy proposes a bizarre rope trap, while Will and Tommy argue over practicality, showcasing their camaraderie and quick‑thinking. Listeners will be drawn into their struggle to survive, adapt, and keep the spirit of scouting alive in one of the harshest frontiers.
Language
en
Duration
~3 hours (201K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Release date
2004-06-01
Rights
Public domain in the USA.
Best known for fast-moving Boy Scout adventures from the early 1900s, this writer filled his stories with outdoor challenges, teamwork, and practical know-how. His books still have the breezy, all-action feel of classic juvenile adventure fiction.
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