| The Frontiersmen Camping Fellowship (FCF), originally called Frontiersmen Camping Fraternity, was founded during the summer of 1966. The Fellowship began as a way to reward for the older boys and men who had distinguished themselves in advancement, training, and camping.
One of the first FCF chapters was the Daniel Boone Chapter located in the Southern Missouri District. Dressed in buckskin outfits, the boys and men gathered in the firelight and prepared to endure a night of testing that would stretch their camping and survival skills to the limit. Many of the tests a Royal Ranger will face to become an FCF member will demand a courageous spirit and be a life-changing experience. Participation in the FCF ministry will achieve five important things for the boys and men: a demonstration of courage and leadership, development of friendships and woodsmanship, and a display of achievement. |
2009 Territorial Rendezvous October 29 - November 1 |
