These mark the trail in general. They are your breadcrumbs.

The trail may go in any direction. Three marks after means you’re On-On! “Empty” Checks only need one mark for On-On. Checks are always True Trail.

Trail can go in one of these directions. You only need one mark after for On-On! Counts as one mark off of a Check. Not necessarily True Trail.

Dead end. Return to the last Check (or other Decision Point) and try again, even if you found 3+ marks.

Turkeys walk. Eagles run.

(No running on the turkey trail!)

Turkeys and Eagles reunite.

The beer is not far.

The beer is here.

Left by hares only. You are definitely going the right way.

Left by hounds to mark what they think is the right way. They could be wrong.

Look both ways.

Cross the street.

Don’t Die.

Used by lazy hares on Turkey Trails. Go straight/follow this path till you hit the Eagle Trail (no marks on the way).

Go back this many marks, turn it into a Check (circle it), and find a new trail. EVERY trail mark (excluding the CB itself) counts towards #.

Works just like a Check, but only women can look for trail unless a lady shows some skin. Always True Trail.

Works just like a Check, but only men can look for trail unless a gent shows some skin. Always True Trail.

Slap the hasher in front of you on the ass and take their place on the mark until spanked. If you’re last, slap yourself off.

Wait here and play rock, paper, scissors with the person behind you. Winner moves on.

Wait for this many hashers to gather here before proceeding. Enjoy the view while you wait!

Sing a hash song with the indicated number of hashers to proceed.

Wait here until you get a stranger to wave at you (or acknowledge you in some other way).

Exchange an article of clothing with another hasher to proceed.

There will be a beer on or near this mark. If you’re the first one to it, run it back to the DFL, drink it together, and continue.

There is a drop bag of booze hidden somewhere nearby. Find it, finish it, continue.

Any other marks the hares decide to use will be explained at Chalk Talk.