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Bobby Coon was in trouble. Dur- ing his life Bobby Coon had been in trouble many times but never in worse trouble than he was in now.

Trouble is part of the every-day life of most or the Green Forest and Green Meadow folk. Not only was'Bobby in trouble. but he was in pain. very great pain. He was paying for what. three hunters called sport. Bobby had been shot.

1t happened when Bobby was treed by a. Dog, one trained to hunt Raccoons. Bobby had started for the sateiy or a rocky ledge deep ill the .-Green Forest but he hadn't been able to nin fast enough to get there. He was too fat, due to good living and little exercise. one can- not be fat and run well. so he had climbed a. tall tree and found she!- ter in an old nest that had belong- ed to Redtail the Hawk At the foot of that tree the Dog had barked

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He couldn't. hurry and all the time he was afraid.

Ejj- until the three hunters got there. The tree was too big to climb easily. Bobby couldn't be seen and so the hunters could be be sure he was up there. one of them raised his gun and tired into the nest twice. He thought that if there were any one in the nest it would drive him out. It didn't. The hunters decided there was no one there and moved on. The Dog was already barking on another trail. Those hunters -were having a good time. This was sport. when they got home they would talk about what. a good time they had had.

Meanwhile Bobby Coon lay in the nest or Redtaii the Hawk. He was whimpering softly for he was bad- ly hurt. He had been shot in one hind leg, the right one. How it ached. And there was nothing he could do about it except to lick the

wound. Those shots had torn through the nest as if it were DID

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" hat shall I do?" moaned Bob- by cver and over. You see. he was a long way from home. when he tried to move that log it hurt dreadfully.

After a long time Bobby managed to crawl out of the nest and slow- ly, climb down that tree. He couldn't hurry. arid all the time he was afraid, He was atralri that that Dog and thosr hiiiiters would come back. slowly, on so slowly. he made his way home to the hollow tree in that part of the Green Forest that belonged to Farmer Brown. He was sale there. He knew it. No hunters with dreadful guns were allowed there. It. was daylight when he reached his hollow tree. It seein- ed to him that he could never. never climb up to the doorway of his home. But he did. He was still whimpering as he slowly climbed down to the bed at the bottom 01 the hollow. He continued to whimp- er as he licked his wound. Faintly trom far oil in the Green Forest came the bang of a dreadful gun. Bobby Coon shivered. Was some one else being hurt in the name of sport?

Bobby wasnt a cry-baby. No in- deed. He was anything but a cry- baby. but he continued to whimper for a little while. That -wounded leg was growing more and more stiff. The more stut it became thc more it hurt when he tried to more it. How was he ever going to get. out of hisvhcn-ie and climb down that tree to get something to eat? How was he ever going to get a drink of water when he needed it? Bobby didn't think about those things just then. but he would later.

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