Shut the door. Ok, let’s go! (gesture all the gestures in reverse quickly to get home)You can add rivers or other obstacles with appropriate gestures along the way or replace some of the obstacles in the song.Of course that's not hunting! Comin to some grass . A Gate!

Then came the “Can’t go…” and at least two ways you couldn’t go, then the one way you could go, like “across” the river (swimming motion) “through” the forest (parting branches with your arms), “over” the hill (climbing motions) , etc., finally going “through” the cave, being scared by the bear, and having to repeat backwards very fast all the motions to get back out of the cave, through the woods, over the hill, across the river, etc.This song is not based on the book.

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All I found were other versions that are not what I'm looking for. Swish, swish, swish, swish (push grass with small movements of hands). [Make creaking sound and open gate with hand] - Chorus Tall Grass!

history was behind the camp. Got my gun by my side. Going on a bear hunt I ain’t scared Got my gun by my side And bullets too!

Then maybe there was another line I can’t remember. (Goin' on a lion hunt.) Coming up to a bridge now Can't go under it Can't go around it We'll have to go through it,.

And a dozen different ways after that. But, how do you know she doesn't wear synthetic clothing?

Gotta go … Got me a gun. I remember an echo skit called “Going on a Bear Hunt” The first few lines were: Going on a bear hunt I’m not scared, Got my _____ I’m prepared.

We all came here for a week of comfort away from We're all going on lion hunt I'm not scared I've got a gun And bulletts too Oh-oh Void ahead Short grass - sh-sh-sh Other Verses: Long grass: shhhh-shhhhh-shhhhhh Swamp: gloomp-gloomp-gloomp Lost: make your hands "run" up a tree, have to look around and then come back down Supermarket: scuse me-scuse me-scuse me Village: hello-hello-hello The guy had a slight lisp (And my bulleth, too!) Some of you might remember most of these.

We're Going on a Lion Hunt, I've got my binoculars, Oh, Look at that tall wavy grass. All opinions expressed belong to Scouter Mom and her readers.Most of these totally depend on the individual Scout. Sure the candy was great, in addition to our Care Packages from our Parents. (Raise your head to your forehead, as though you were looking far away.) Thank you for your quick reply, but it's not quite what I was hoping for.Uh, why would you want to teach a child to kill lions?This song was awesome! It’s a beautiful day!I’m doing this with kindergarteners today, and I’m going to use your lines, but make it: “Goin’ on a bear hunt, goin’ on a bear hunt, gonna catch a big one, gonna catch a big one. Got my gun by my side. But we all learned that the Cabin Counselor was tougher than our Goin on a lion hunt. My cousin recently passed away and learning this from him is a favorite memory!That’s right. Maybe she's a vegan. (Repeat) We’re going on a bear hunt.Run to the front door… (tap tap tap tap tap tap tap tap)I remember my older cousin teaching me this in the 1960’s. Can't go over it. The chorus chant for us was Goin’ on a bear hunt, Goin’ on a bear hunt, gonna catch a big one, gonna catch a big one!
It’s a jello swamp! In the first part, we acted as if getting backpacks ready. These people give caring people bad names. the parents. We're Going on a Lion Hunt, I've got my binoculars, Oh, Look at that tall wavy grass. We’ve got to go through it! And my bullets, too! I'm not scared!

Can't go over it.
(Got my gun by my side.) sustained, creative, educational experience in democratic group living in the I ain’t scared . (And my bullets, too!)

Do you still have your Green Rag of Friendship still?Jane Ellen Avery, has provided us her memories of camp songs. I feel your biased answer is giving hunters everywhere a bad name.

Can’t go under it.

Goin on a lion hunt . I would have probably learned it between 1965 and 1968. I am certain it is older than that, probably by a decade or more.Yes I remember this rhyme. Open the door. Gotta go through it.

Or, at the least a vegetarian! How it all started.....The Ragger Society.

Can't go under it. Better go through it. Goin' on a lion hunt. I know not all hunters think like this. How do you know she doesn't ride a bike to get around?

Can't go around it. auspices and trained leadership, YMCA camping seeks to help the camper achieve out-of-doors. I'm not afraid. Crowned by St. Helens Dome This section is lacking, I wish I knew some scary stories, like "Prop Man, Hatched man and 13 Cellars".

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