oil one quart of water without a kettle or other metal or boughten vessel, for coup.
Do this in two different ways, for grand coup.
Boil one quart of water in a 2-quart, uncovered pail in 12 minutes, for coup, or
in 9 minutes, for grand coup. , Allowed, one unsplit log and one axe or hatchet;
fire to be made by self, and time to be counted from the beginning of the wood cutting
until the water boils. The water is boiling when it is bubbling all over the surface. All
work must be done by self.
Make buckskin from a green hide without the use of any bought chemicals. Prepare the
skin of some other animal from the green state until ready for use in some form of
clothing. Either for coup, both for grand coup.
Make a buckskin shirt for coup. If decorated with a symbolic pattern, grand
coup.
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