King for a day

Article Abstract:

A fishing trip by a group of boy scouts off the southern coast of Texas leads to their first experience in fishing for king mackerel. The king mackerel is found in the Gulf of Mexico and along the Atlantic coast, where there size can reach five feet long and 100 pounds.

Case studies, Behavior, Mackerel fishing, Gulf of Mexico, King mackerel

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Great Eagle projects

Article Abstract:

Boys Scouts must complete an Eagle Scout service project to earn an Eagle Scout Award. Sample service projects that have been completed by Scouts are described.

Personal narratives, Services, Social service volunteers, Youth volunteers, Youth volunteers in social service, Eagle scouts

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Start cookin'!

Article Abstract:

Boy Scouts can test their cooking skills by planning a Patrol Feast. Recipes for easy meals that can be cooked on a wood fire are included.

Outdoor cookery, Outdoor cooking

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