RINO HUNT Newsletter
January 29, 2010

Once upon a time there was an organization called the Youth Scouts of America.  When they first organized they had lofty goals and worked really hard to accomplish them.  They wanted to prepare young boys and girls for life experiences and help them learn how to deal with difficult problems.  Building fires, tying knots, cooking in the wilderness and setting up tents was some of the things they taught in order for the youth to gain confidence.

Fast forward about a hundred years and let’s see where they are today.  Parents are upset and angry because after ten years, their child can’t build a fire, tie a knot, cook an egg or set up a tent.  In fact, their children are terrified to go into the woods behind the house let alone sleep in the wilderness.

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