scouter
/ˈskaut.ər/Definitions
1. noun
A person who explores and maps out an area, especially a forest or a wilderness, in order to locate game or other objects of interest.
“The park rangers relied on their scouter to locate the deer in the woods.”
2. noun
A member of the Scouting movement, especially one who has achieved a high rank, such as an Eagle Scout.
“He was a respected scouter in his community for his leadership and outdoor skills.”
3. verb
To search or explore an area in order to locate game or other objects of interest.
“The hunters scouted the woods for signs of wild boar.”