When Bowser the Hound gets lost in the Green Forest, Blacky the Crow and other animals decide to help him.

Bowser the Hound, outsmarted so often by Old Man Coyote, is taken advantage of once again when the coyote leads him on a long chase that ends far from the canine's home. But with the the help of Blacky the Crow and other friends, Bowser gets even.

When Bowser the Hound sets his nose on a scent very little will stop his pursuit of his prey. But Old Man Coyote has a plan of his own to trick old Bowser, and guess what. . . it worked. Follow Bowser in this exciting adventure as he is tricked away from his home and the familiar Green Meadows where he roams and how Blacky the Crow uses Reddy the Fox to help Bowser. Another wonderful story by Naturalist Thornton W. Burgess and illustrations by Harrison Cady with short chapters that are ideal for bedtime reading. A Vintage Collection Edition presented by R. F. Gilmor for a new generation of young readers and for little hands to hold and of R.F. Gilmor

How Bowser the Hound lost his way while following the trail of Old Man Coyote. A great bedtime story for young children, and for older children to read for themselves.

There is nothing Bowser the Hound enjoys quite so much as to hunt someone who will give him a long, hard run. That is why one day he ran so far from home, while following the trail of old Man Coyote, that he could not find his way back to Farmer Brown's.

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