Rover Boys at Big Horn Ranch
Arthur M. Winfield
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Length 6 h 12 min
Chapters 30
First published 1922
This is the sixth book in “The Second Rover Boys Series for Young Americans,” there having been twenty books in the first series. We are now following the adventures of a new generation of Rover boys who had been sent to boarding school, Colby Hall, but then venture out into cowboy country. How about, Bonfire Night, Professor Duke’s Secret, The Cattle Stampede, and The Mountain Lion? - Summary by Larry Wilson
Arthur M. Winfield is a pen name used by the Stratemeyer Syndicate for the Rover Boys series.
Chapters
1
Introduction Read by Larry Wilson 2:37
2
Something about the Rover Boys Read by Nancy Gorgen 12:38
3
What the Sneak Told Read by Nancy Gorgen 13:15
4
Prisoners Read by Nancy Gorgen 12:59
5
By the Fishing-Pole Route Read by amykerr 13:06
6
A Touch of Mystery Read by amykerr 12:25
7
Something about a Sleighride Party Read by Nancy Gorgen 14:17
8
A Fight and a Challenge Read by Nancy Gorgen 14:14
9
The Shooting Contest Read by Nancy Gorgen 12:45
10
Spouter’s Secret Read by Nancy Gorgen 12:07
11
The Election of Officers Read by Nancy Gorgen 12:07
12
Bonfire Night Read by Nancy Gorgen 11:58
13
A Startling Discovery Read by Nancy Gorgen 14:00
14
The Parade Read by Nancy Gorgen 13:33
15
Baseball Read by Nancy Gorgen 12:35
16
Spouter Is Cornered Read by Nancy Gorgen 10:53
17
Good-Bye to School Read by Nancy Gorgen 11:01
18
On the Way West Read by Nancy Gorgen 10:33
19
In the Saddle Read by Nancy Gorgen 12:37
20
At Big Horn Ranch Read by Doreen Marcotte 10:12
21
Hop Lung and the Fish Read by Nancy Gorgen 10:58
22
A Horse and a Snake Read by Nancy Gorgen 12:15
23
Jarley Bangs Read by Nancy Gorgen 11:28
24
A New Arrival Read by Nancy Gorgen 14:18
25
Professor Duke’s Secret Read by RanchKat 11:31
26
The Cattle Stampede Read by RanchKat 11:52
27
The Mountain Lion Read by RanchKat 12:18
28
In the Cave Read by RanchKat 11:36
29
A Confession Read by RanchKat 11:01
30
The Capture—Conclusion Read by RanchKat 12:03
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