All About Pocket Knives

Nice, OH. Let us know how you cook it up too.

Annual camping trip!!! Had one newbie!!

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Great group Scott, it is nice to see young boys out camping and learning outdoor skills. We missed winter camp this year with our troop but are going this next month for a weekend outing.

Man Scott they are sure growing up

Very cool, Scott. Happy new year!

It's always good to see pictures of Scott and his outdoor activities with the youngsters! I noticed the "guns" on that young man in the 5th picture! Is that one of your grandsons, Scott? I believe I remember fishing pictures when they were little "shavers" and y'all were bass fishing.

I've not posted many pictures from my game cameras lately, no excuse. Can't say I'm too busy because I'm retired. Just sorry I guess.
Since hunting season has started I've enjoyed consistently watching more deer in our food plot and in the remaining planted pines than I've ever seen before, just no shooter bucks. The number varies, sometimes 3, 6, 8, up to 14 at one time. This afternoon there were 6 feeding in the oats and one old doe at the feeder. I noticed a deer walking along edge of the pines and the canal and when I put the binoculars on it, it was a buck. He wandered through the pines and I lost sight of him. The old doe at the feeder took off running and I knew he was close to the feeder. He finally showed up and ran after the doe. She went to the edge of the woods and he slowed down and stopped, I suppose to look at all the deer in the oat patch. The .243 did its' job! I had never seen this deer on camera, turned out to be a nice 6 point with one small brow tine. The bucks on camera have been full 8 points, along with a bunch of different shaped spikes and a 4 point. Wherever he came from or if he's been here all along, I thankful he and I met this afternoon. Treefarmer

Nice ! Way to stay after it. Ought to be some good meat on that one .

That’s the way to do it TF

treefarmer wrote: ↑Tue Jan 02, 2024 4:19 am It's always good to see pictures of Scott and his outdoor activities with the youngsters! I noticed the "guns" on that young man in the 5th picture! Is that one of your grandsons, Scott? I believe I remember fishing pictures when they were little "shavers" and y'all were bass fishing.

Treefarmer

Not a grandson but he does call me Poppy as do about 100 of them, but I have taken him fishing.

Knice buck Philip!!

Philip, that Is an impressive buck. Congratulations.

You are doing good work, Scott.

And nice buck, Philip!

Great event Scott, you have loyally stuck with that group of young men for a long time now - its good work you are doing.

Phil, that is one nice buck - congratulations!

OH

Good job as usual Scott, much respect
A Bambi for the freezer Farmer, good going

Thanks for the comments, fellers.
Due to the forecasted rain, I had to break him down and put him in the cooler, we've had some excellent weather for hanging a deer. Will finish ageing the meat in the cooler for a about a week.
Boned out 2 small deer for the preacher this morning, ready for grinding all except the backstraps.
Weather here at Starvation Plantation has been nasty all day started out around daylight at 39, rain started mid-morning, got up to 48. Nothing compared to what our northern friends experience, but still pretty nasty to us.
Treefarmer

Wow Phillip,
I can almost taste the butterfly steaks and backstrap gravy on homemade biscuits! Nice little buck!

Scott,
Those boys certainly have grown up! Always great to see pictures of your outings. Young boys need an adult male role model, of that I am convinced. Nothing against mothers, they are absolutely necessity! But the role of a father figure has been so downplayed in our society that many boys are left without a male role model. I have no doubt that some of those boys you work with don't have a father involved in their life. It's awesome that you step in and provide them with a good male role model! Major props!

orvet wrote: ↑Thu Jan 04, 2024 7:15 pm Wow Phillip,
I can almost taste the butterfly steaks and backstrap gravy on homemade biscuits! Nice little buck!

Scott,
Those boys certainly have grown up! Always great to see pictures of your outings. Young boys need an adult male role model, of that I am convinced. Nothing against mothers, they are absolutely necessity! But the role of a father figure has been so downplayed in our society that many boys are left without a male role model. I have no doubt that some of those boys you work with don't have a father involved in their life. It's awesome that you step in and provide them with a good male role model! Major props!

Well said, Dale. Certainly true and glad to see you posting.

Ray

Thanks fellas. I'm honored and lucky to be apart of AAPK and these young fealls lives.
Many thanks!!

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x10 Scott.
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Great days, Scott. You have and are establishing a great legacy.

Seeing those pics brings back a lot of good memories of my years as a Boy Scout and all the valuable skills I learned. One can't help but feel a deep sense of gratitude to the selfless and dedicated leaders who volunteered their time and shared their knowledge to the younger generations. How else would the youth ever learn these important lessons of self-sufficiency and survival in today's world where practically every aspect of life is influenced and/or controlled by electronics?

Kudos to you, Scott and the other adult leaders working with you. Much respect, gratitude and admiration for your service. It's impossible to overstate the value and effect your work has on those boys' lives, both now and far into the future.

Steel Sal-UTE!!!

Looks like a lot of fun.

A coyote and a couple of moose pics from a recent trip to Jackson, Wyoming.

Very fine photos, Doglegg.