Scouts focus on skills, fun
By Aaron Moore
Published in News on July 6, 2011 1:46 PM
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Camper Marcus Simmons takes aim as he practices his archery skills at the Boy Scouts' Camp Tuscarora. The camp, which is in its last week for the summer, has drawn more than 100 Scouts and leaders.
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Tuscarora Boy Scout Camp shooting sports director Joe Morgan lines up behind shooter Zach Sumner, 14, and coach Marcus Simmons.
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Campers at the Boy Scouts' Camp Tuscarora play a game similar to Simon Says. The camp offers activities for beginners, as well as those about to earn their Eagle Scout badges.
A gaggle of 11-year-olds build campfires and compete to see who can yell the loudest. Older boys blast skeet out of the air with shotguns or throw roped buoys into the lake to practice life-saving. Summer is in full...
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