THE SCOUTS' CALL.
For scout master to call together his troop by bugle; or for scout to whistle to attract attention of another scout.
PATROL SIGNS.
Each troop is named after the place to which it belongs. Each patrol in that troop is named after an animal or bird. Thus the 33rd London Troop may have five patrols which are respectively the Wolves, the Ravens, the Curlews, the Bulls, the Owls.
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.
SIGNS AND CALLS OF DIFFERENT PATROLS.
(For each patrol, the sign, name, call, and colours are given.)
Curlew.