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Post by ouachita hiker Sat Apr 04, 2009 9:43 pm

I just got this info and thought I would pass it on. As of now there are 14 signed up for the workshop.

Primitive/Pioneer Tools Workshop
For Volunteers and Employees
Ouachita National Forest

April 17-18
Mena, Arkansas


Day 1 (Afternoon)
Lunch 12:00 to 1:00 (Grilled Burgers, Hotdogs, Chips, Tea, Donations Accepted)
Welcome and first safety message – Jim Zornes
Introduction to Pioneer Tools (What are they? Why are they still important? Where are they most needed/used?) – Bill Pell
Short Demo film of crosscut sawing in action
Volunteering with the Forest Service – Jim Zornes (with PowerPoint) & Sharon Hose
Use of Tools in the Wilderness – Bill Pell
Crosscut saw safety – Fred Strothers
Sharpening Crosscut Saws – Dan Hendrix
Axe Safety – Fred Strothers
Sharpening Axes – Tom Breashears
Crosscut Cutting Skills – Dan Hendrix & Fred Strothers
Axe Cutting Skills – Tom Breashears
Carrying/transporting Primitive/Pioneer Tools – Tom Breashears

Day 2 (Saturday Morning)
Field Exercises – Probably in the Wolf Pen Gap area
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Post by Preacha Man Sat Apr 04, 2009 11:56 pm

Do we need to bring any tools to this workshop OH? I have an old axe that needs a good "free" sharpening Smile
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Post by ouachita hiker Sun Apr 05, 2009 8:14 am

Dwight,

It wouldn't hurt to bring it. I know they are interested in what tools we will use.

OH
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Post by willky1 Mon Apr 06, 2009 11:10 am

OH,
It doesn't look like I'll be able to make it to the workshop. I cannnot get off for the Friday that it will start. Sorry, guess you'll have to teach me everything you know some other time Very Happy .
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Post by ouachita hiker Mon Apr 06, 2009 11:21 am

Kyle,

You could come for just the Sat. part of the work shop if you want. I belive it would be ok and I will be glad to call and find out if you want.

Just let me know.

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Post by ouachita hiker Mon Apr 06, 2009 2:27 pm

Kyle,

I would like to add that I would be proud to teach you what I know! By the way I am still learning! I don't realy believe that they (FS) will be able to teach me a whole lot that I don't already know other than work with crosscut saws.

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