The Orange Ribbon
Campers learn the art of using a knife, hatchet, and ax safely, following techniques developed by Colonel Elwell. This challenging activity builds responsibility, respect for tools, and a sense of accomplishment.

Handling an axe is a skill that requires respect, responsibility, and precision. Campers develop a strong sense of self-discipline as they learn the proper techniques for using knives, hatchets, and axes. This activity instills confidence and patience, while also teaching the importance of safety and responsibility when working with tools.

Under expert supervision, campers practice essential skills such as wood chopping, carving, and tool maintenance. They learn to split wood efficiently, handle tools safely, and execute precise cuts. Each challenge is designed to enhance their technique while reinforcing safety protocols, allowing them to gain hands-on experience in a controlled and rewarding environment.

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