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The Indian Nation FCF Staff is trying to communicate better with all FCF members.  Our Web site and email list are the most cost effective and quickest way to relay information to members of upcoming events. 

To receive official chapter FCF e-mails please register here at our web site.  Simply click on the 'Register' button at the top of this page and fill in all of the neccessary information.

The e-mail list will be used to keep you informed of upcoming FCF events and any changes occuring in the district (and sections.)  Please help keep the e-mail list effective by updating any changes to your e-mail address.  (Your informaion will never be sold and is used for official Royal Rangers event notification only.)

The Indian Nation FCF Staff is trying to communicate better with all FCF members.  Our Web site and email list are the most cost effective and quickest way to relay information to members of upcoming events. 

To receive official chapter FCF e-mails please register here at our web site.  Simply click on the 'Register' button at the top of this page and fill in all of the neccessary information.

The e-mail list will be used to keep you informed of upcoming FCF events and any changes occuring in the district (and sections.)  Please help keep the e-mail list effective by updating any changes to your e-mail address.  (Your informaion will never be sold and is used for official Royal Rangers event notification only.)

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Welcome to the Oklahoma District FCF web site

We hope that you find this web site to be a useful tool in helping to accomplish the
goals of the Frontiesman Camping Fellowship.
Ad Dare Sevire - To Give and To Serve.

If you have something you would like to share with the chapter, please use the feedback form and we'll get it added.

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2010 Powamu

For many years our region held a Powamu -- a FCF-themed family camp for all Royal Rangers and their families. For a number of reasons we quit hosting this camp, but in 2010 we have a unique opportunity to hold another Powamu because there is no other national or territorial event scheduled. So earlier this year we started planning a Powamu to help fill this gap in our national/regional scheduling.

The Powamu will be held Labor Day weekend (September 3-6) at Camp Adventure in Chandler, OK. Camp Adventure is the campground for the Oklahoma District Royal Rangers, and they have some great facilities for this camp, from a huge lodge and cabins to RV parking to plenty of camping space. Camp Adventure will be a great location for this Powamu whether you want to camp FCF style or in a modern camp.

Powamu will cost $30 for an individual, or $60 for the entire family. There will be lots of fun FCF-style games and activities, prizes, great services in the evening, and fellowship with Royal Rangers and their families from across the region (and beyond!)

If you want a Powamu t-shirt and/or medallion, you must send in your pre-registration and t-shirt order forms by August 13th. Don't miss your chance to order a t-shirt and medallion for this very unique camping opportunity.

Plan now to attend this unique, once-in-a-lifetime event. Families, of course, are encouraged. However, any FCF member, former or present, may attend.

   The Pow-A-Mu packet is now available for download below.

Please visit the South Central Region Royal Rangers web site for additonal information. You can also follow the event on www.facebook.com/home.php

For many years our region held a Powamu -- a FCF-themed family camp for all Royal Rangers and their families. For a number of reasons we quit hosting this camp, but in 2010 we have a unique opportunity to hold another Powamu because there is no other national or territorial event scheduled. So earlier this year we started planning a Powamu to help fill this gap in our national/regional scheduling.

The Powamu will be held Labor Day weekend (September 3-6) at Camp Adventure in Chandler, OK. Camp Adventure is the campground for the Oklahoma District Royal Rangers, and they have some great facilities for this camp, from a huge lodge and cabins to RV parking to plenty of camping space. Camp Adventure will be a great location for this Powamu whether you want to camp FCF style or in a modern camp.

Powamu will cost $30 for an individual, or $60 for the entire family. There will be lots of fun FCF-style games and activities, prizes, great services in the evening, and fellowship with Royal Rangers and their families from across the region (and beyond!)

If you want a Powamu t-shirt and/or medallion, you must send in your pre-registration and t-shirt order forms by August 13th. Don't miss your chance to order a t-shirt and medallion for this very unique camping opportunity.

Plan now to attend this unique, once-in-a-lifetime event. Families, of course, are encouraged. However, any FCF member, former or present, may attend.

   The Pow-A-Mu packet is now available for download below.

Please visit the South Central Region Royal Rangers web site for additonal information. You can also follow the event on www.facebook.com/home.php

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2010 Plainsmen Territorial Powamu PacketDon Paige6/30/2010722.94 KBDownload
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Chapter Blacksmith Shop
Gary 'Hardtack' Martin and Tony 'Brillo' Allen are asking that if anyone has any blacksmithing tools they would like to donate to the chapter to please contact them. They are wanting to make the blacksmith shop well equipped with the neccessary tools to complete projects. They are looking for all kinds of tools. So if you have an old forge that is taking up space in your garage, they would be happy to help you find a new home for it.
Gary 'Hardtack' Martin and Tony 'Brillo' Allen are asking that if anyone has any blacksmithing tools they would like to donate to the chapter to please contact them. They are wanting to make the blacksmith shop well equipped with the neccessary tools to complete projects. They are looking for all kinds of tools. So if you have an old forge that is taking up space in your garage, they would be happy to help you find a new home for it.
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Chapter Scout Selection

Once all of the hawks and knives had been thrown, the smoke poles shot and the votes had been tallied, it was with great excitement that the announcement was made at the reccent Territorial Rendezvous in the mountains of New Mexico that our very own Britton 'No Hawk' Wright had been selected as the National FCF Scout to represent the Plainsmen Territory. With his promotion to this new position, this moves Jake 'Flamining Legs' Collins into the position of Incian Nation Assistant Chapter Scout.

 

Once all of the hawks and knives had been thrown, the smoke poles shot and the votes had been tallied, it was with great excitement that the announcement was made at the reccent Territorial Rendezvous in the mountains of New Mexico that our very own Britton 'No Hawk' Wright had been selected as the National FCF Scout to represent the Plainsmen Territory. With his promotion to this new position, this moves Jake 'Flamining Legs' Collins into the position of Incian Nation Assistant Chapter Scout.

 

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Updated Advancement Requirements

March 2010
As the Leadership Training Academy is transitioning to the Rangers Ministry Academy, it has become necessary for the Frontiersmen Camping Fellowship to adjust our requirements for membership and advancement awards for leaders.
The current requirements will remain in effect as they are with the exception of the Wilderness Frontiersmen requirement for leaders to attend NTC. For the duration of 2010, leaders who have not already been to NTC and wish to advance to Wilderness may do so by substituting the new NRMC, the National Ranger Ministry Camp. If they have attended NTC they may use that option.
All other requirements will remain the same until December 31, 2010. All of the FCF applications have been updated to reflect that adjustment. Applications received after that date for any of the three levels of FCF advancement must meet the 2011 advancement plan requirements.
Below are advancement options for 2010:

  • New members to FCF may join using either plan.

    • If the 2011 system is chosen, they must stay on that path.

    • If the current system is chosen, they may apply for advancement with the current requirements until December 31, 2010.

  • Frontiersmen advancing to Buckskin

If the 2011 system is chosen, the leader must meet all requirements for Buckskin using
that plan. If this option is selected, they must stay on that path from this point forward.

  • If the current system is chosen, they may apply for advancement with the current requirements until December 31, 2010.

  • Buckskin Members advancing to Wilderness

If the 2011 system is chosen, the leader must meet all requirements for Wilderness
using that plan. If this option is selected, they must stay on that path from this point
forward.
If the current system is used, they may apply for advancement with the current
requirements until December 31, 2010.


• All leaders advancement requirements will shift to the 2011 requirements on January 1, 2011


• All boys requirements will remain the same.


Note: As a reminder, all requirements must be completed before applying for advancement.


Updated applications for both plans are available at www.naitonalfcf.org

March 2010
As the Leadership Training Academy is transitioning to the Rangers Ministry Academy, it has become necessary for the Frontiersmen Camping Fellowship to adjust our requirements for membership and advancement awards for leaders.
The current requirements will remain in effect as they are with the exception of the Wilderness Frontiersmen requirement for leaders to attend NTC. For the duration of 2010, leaders who have not already been to NTC and wish to advance to Wilderness may do so by substituting the new NRMC, the National Ranger Ministry Camp. If they have attended NTC they may use that option.
All other requirements will remain the same until December 31, 2010. All of the FCF applications have been updated to reflect that adjustment. Applications received after that date for any of the three levels of FCF advancement must meet the 2011 advancement plan requirements.
Below are advancement options for 2010:

  • New members to FCF may join using either plan.

    • If the 2011 system is chosen, they must stay on that path.

    • If the current system is chosen, they may apply for advancement with the current requirements until December 31, 2010.

  • Frontiersmen advancing to Buckskin

If the 2011 system is chosen, the leader must meet all requirements for Buckskin using
that plan. If this option is selected, they must stay on that path from this point forward.

  • If the current system is chosen, they may apply for advancement with the current requirements until December 31, 2010.

  • Buckskin Members advancing to Wilderness

If the 2011 system is chosen, the leader must meet all requirements for Wilderness
using that plan. If this option is selected, they must stay on that path from this point
forward.
If the current system is used, they may apply for advancement with the current
requirements until December 31, 2010.


• All leaders advancement requirements will shift to the 2011 requirements on January 1, 2011


• All boys requirements will remain the same.


Note: As a reminder, all requirements must be completed before applying for advancement.


Updated applications for both plans are available at www.naitonalfcf.org

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March 2010 Updated Advancement Requirements
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March 2010 Updated FCF Advancements4/18/201073.74 KBDownload
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