https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/f9c9132a63ecc6a23ae7b015666908e5.pdf ed3344af396f0d0c5581a291960f2987 PDF Text Text u::-:A.T CA~~ YOU DO AT Prt-rL: :oNT? ( Philmont Scout Ranch consis-t of 127,000 a cres, roughly 200 squa re miles, of rugged mountain country: The Eastern border of the r anch -skirts the ~orthwe ste-rn e x:tremi t y of t he Great Plains that· extend eastwar d for hundreds .o~ ·miles into Te~es and Oklahoma. The - wester~ boundary lie.s high iri _t1'ic Cimarron range of the Sangre d:e Cri sto range ~f the ·R ocky ~.!ountai.'~s. ( "'.:> . .- i ~ '"' 1; ( The elevation on the ranc h r anges from 6,500 ft, alQng the ea-stern edge to 11,600 ft. -;i.n the ru~ed moU.ntai ns c:t.long.. the weste rn boundar~. Between t hese upper and lo~er· limits of elevation lie three animal life · Zone~: Upp~r Sonoran , Transition, and Cana~i;;in. Four plant life zone s lie within these iimi t s Foothill , · Montane ;, · Sub- Al:pi ne , and ..'.J.pine. One. a:o.y 1 s hike on Philmont c0uld talce' : one through all the.Se zone.s • . Tho ·.mountains .of Philmont a r e .,intorcsting to. those who aJ;e inycrest9d in 'studying a bit -. abbut _g-co.log;y~ . The rock~ Which make ·up.th~s~ mountatns contain numerous minerals. Rocks w~re laid clown, a:r:;i.d . ~;re.· J?.OW expo_s ed , fi:om eight Geological Agos cove ring. mn.ny mill ions .of years. · ~ Philm9nt lies on one of tho m8.jor fl~nys which mv.ny speci es qf birc~.s follow during thei~ migre.tion fli ghts. · You I!ID.Y find ' a n ew op.c · to add to our nresent list now consisting of 110 . ' ~ birds. . . In th o co ~nt ~ north of Cimarron River fossils of plant a.nd anima.l life , that ·:lourishe·a.. ·on tho earth long befo.r e man made fli s a:.~p~ arance , can bo found in t he sandstone$. Fossils of marine life are abuno.ant in the shnles t h?.t cover a c:;reat portion of the area south .of the Cimarron Rive r. L.ncient cliff dwellings of th:? !:8.rly Pueblo Indians are nume rous in the Canyon of the North ?onil Creek. Artifacts from the se c ~ve s can be s een at tho museum a t Ponil Base care;>. £<5@(!!)f? 0GJtJ<3(!;() .\;~,. -~oing fron Chickasaw Council.will~eave Memphis 6:00 A. M. :tu~e 12, 1953 and when we get there on June 15 _, we will take t he tl<?rtr.bound :Sxpedi tion. In order for us to take the iforthbound TIJ~edi ti on we will need t o have a series of training experience s . There wil l be r eal fun know how session. The following schedule has been p r epare(:. March 27 , 1953 January 28 , 1953 .Apri l 11&12, 1953 F ebruarJ 25 , 1953 Weekon_d c a.r.;p March 7&8, 1953 Wcckcml.. crunp June, 6~ . 7, 8, 9 , 10, Sa rdis encampment All meetings will be e11ld at Troop- 7' s Scout Hut in Rear of Union Ave . Methodist c::urch , Corn9r of Union and Cooper at 7: 30 P . M. Phone 36-1030 . �ASTROFOMY - Telesc opes are set up at Ponil , Carson Maxwell Cimarr on cito, and at the Stocka de. / CO~SERVATION - Oppor tunitie s to take an active part in this most vital progra m - \'!isely uning and defend ing from waste ·the natura l resour ces of Philmo nt - will be afford ed you at every camp you visit. I n _.;1 / / • (/ ( - ...;;r-./ FIELD SPORTS - rtifle and Iloskee t Range s at Ponil, Cimar ronci to and the Stoc~:.:ad.e - (moske et only). Fly and Bair casting equipm ent at Abreu , Ponil and Rayado will be availa ble for the use of all cnmp&rs •• f ,? , I ,· FISHH!'G - Strea.J:i! Lore, stream tactic s, fi.sh cultur e, and allied crafts are major program items along the Rayado river. Abreu , Crags. :aayado a::i.d porcup ine are the camps where this progra m will be empha sized. ~~ ~· FORESTRY - You can observ e actua l loggin g o~erations in Bonito Canyon. The U.S. Fores t _Servic e superv ises the-cut~ ting ·of trees on Philm ont. The Philmo nt Fores try Explo ration explor e the field of forest management under a prof~ssional forest er or a well ~ua.lified studen t of forest ry. AMATEUR RA.~IO - -Licen sed radio o~e rators may operat e fixed and and portab le equipm ent design ed to operat e on all amateu r bands. Crysta le for the Novice band are availa ble. · CRAFTS - ·Craft s r elate to the variou s fields of natura l scienc es, field spo rts, horsem anship , etc; will be includ ed in variou s base camp progra m. 9AMPLFG - Liveing romfo rtably o·n the trail is anust if you want to enjoy;y our e:cplor o.tion. Consta nt attent ion nU.st l::ep:i.id to such. matter s as Sanita tion, planni ng of menus, prepa ration of food, transDorting food and camping gear. Your Guide and Advis ors will be your instru ctbrs and this progra m will be a part of every day's schedu le • . ·.: .. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Chickasaw Council Publications and Papers Description An account of the resource Contains miscellaneous publications and papers by and about the Chickasaw Council. Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document u::-:A.T CA~~ YOU DO AT Prt-rL: :oNT? Philmont Scout Ranch consis-t of 127,000 a cres, roughly 200 square miles, of rugged mountain country: The Eastern border of the r anch -skirts the ~orthwe ste-rn ex:tremi t y of t he Great Plains that· extend eastwar d for hundreds .o~ ·miles into Te~es and Oklahoma. The - wester~ boundary lie.s high iri_ t1'ic Cimarron range of the Sangre d:e Cri sto range ~f the ·Rocky ~.!ountai.'~s. The elevation on the ranch r anges from 6,500 ft, alQng the ea-stern edge to 11,600 ft. -;i.n the ru~ed moU.ntai ns c:t.long .. the western boundar~. i ~ '"' 1; Between t hese upper and lo~er· limits of elevation lie three animal life · Zone~: Upp~r Sonoran, Transition, and Cana~i;;in. Four plant life zone s lie within these iimi t s Foothill, · Montane;, · Sub- Al:pi ne, and ..'.J.pine. One. a:o.y 1 s hike on Philmont c0uld talce' : one through all the.Se zone.s • . Tho·.mountains .of Philmont a r e .,intorcsting to. those who aJ;e ~ inycrest9d in 'studying a bit-.abbut _g-co.log;y~ . The rock~ Which make ·up.th~s~ mountatns contain numerous minerals. Rocks w~re laid clown, a:r:;i.d . ~;re.· J?.OW expo_s ed, fi:om eight Geological Agos cove ring. mn.ny mill ions .of years. · Philm9nt lies on one of tho m8.jor fl~nys which mv.ny species qf birc~.s follow during thei~ migre.tion flights. · You I!ID.Y find ' a new op.c · to add to our nresent list now consisting of 110 birds. ~ . ' . . In tho co ~nt ~ north of Cimarron River fossils of plant a.nd anima.l life , that ·:lourishe·a.. ·on tho earth long befo.re man made fli s a:.~p~ arance , can bo found in t he sandstone$. Fossils of marine life are abuno.ant in the shnles t h?.t cover a c:;reat portion of the area south .of the Cimarron River. L.ncient cliff dwellings of th:? !:8.rly Pueblo Indians are numerous in the Canyon of the North ?onil Creek. Artifacts from these c ~ve s can be seen at tho museum at Ponil Base care;>. ( ( "' .:> ... - ( .\;~,. - £<5@(!!)f? 0GJtJ<3(!;() -~oing fron Chickasaw Council.will~eave Memphis 6:00 A. M. :tu~e 12, 1953 and when we get there on June 15 _, we will take t he tl<?rtr.bound :Sxpedi tion. In order for us to take the iforthbound TIJ~edi ti on we will need t o have a series of training experience s . There wil l be r eal fun know how session. The following schedule has been p r epare(:. January 28, 1953 March 27, 1953 FebruarJ 25 , 1953 .April 11&12, 1953 March 7&8, 1953 Wcckcml.. crunp Weekon_d ca.r.;p June, 6~ . 7, 8, 9 , 10, Sa rdis encampment All meetings will be e11ld at Troop- 7' s Scout Hut in Rear of Union Ave. Methodist c::urch , Corn9r of Union and Cooper at 7: 30 P .M. Phone 36-1030. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 1953 Chickasaw Council Philmont Contingent Flyer Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Chuck Schadrack Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Chuck Schadrack Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1953 Philmont