"I guess we'll have to divide that third bird between us, Tom." "We've got all the wild-turkey meat we'll want on this trip," came from John Barrow.

"Before this is gone, you'll want a change, I'll warrant you." While the guide was caring for the birds the boys went back for the sleds.

Soon they were again on the way, and they did not stop until the vicinity of the falls was left far behind and they had again reached a point where skating would be good for several miles.
"Reckon we can stop here and have dinner," observed the guide.

"Feelin' kind o' hungry, aint you ?" "Just guess I am hungry," declared Tom "But I didn't want to say anything till the rest did." Some of the cooking utensils were unpacked, and while the boys got wood for the fire, John Barrow brought out some coffee and other things.

It was decided that they should not take time to cook a turkey until they went into camp for the night.
Soon a fire was blazing merrily.