Published Fathers Day 2016 on Philmont's social media platforms 

Published to Philmont's social media platforms July 26th 2017 

Published on Philmont's social media outlets October 26th 2016 

Published on Philmont's social media outlets June 13th 2016 

Published on Philmont's social media outlets February 21st 2017  

Published on Philmont's social media outlets August 24th 2017 

Published on Philmont's social media outlets September 13th 2016

Published on Philmont's social media outlets April 15th 2017 

Published in Scouting Magazine October 26th 2016 

During Ranger Rendezvous pack lines scatter in the shade surrounding the meadows of Beaubien as each training crew arrives for the gathering.   

PhilNews

Issue 2

June 2016

As the ranger staff lines up for a group photo one creative individual combined with a synchronized effort from the rest of the group enacts a rather wild roller coaster ride. As they go around each imaginary curve and corkscrew they all lean laugh as the ride moves on. 

Its an inside joke. 

PhilNews

Issue 1

June 2016 

Cattle foreman, Rod Taylor, discusses the importance of handling each animal on the ranch with care. 

Claire at basecamp 

PhilNews 

Issue 1 

June 2016 

Staffs from the backcountry meet at the Protestant chapel with Geoff Goins from the Nation Parks Service to gaze at stars with the Ring Place staff. The rings of Saturn were clearly visible through Goin's high-tech telescope.  

Practice makes perfect 

During Living History Day these guys break into a line dance as they power through a long day of acting lessons and preformances. 

PhilNews 

Issue 1

June 2016

Rew Woodbury of French Henry staff finishes practicing his blacksmithing skills during living history day. Woodbury was home schooled in Colorado and has eight years experience as a blacksmith. 

PhilNews

Issue 3

June 2016

Jaclyn Christian, PTC pony wrangler assists 10-year-old PTC participant, Andrew< with his helmet before his pony ride. Andrew and the other kids in his group will also have another chance to interact with the animals at PTC later in the week. 

PhilNews

Issue 4

July 2016

Les Herrington, from Brandon, Mississippi and his son Trey Herrington rest at the peak of The Tooth of Time minutes before sunrise. Les, a father that when in his teens was forced to have heart surgery that held him from making his own Philmont memories finally made them years later with Trey.    

As the sun rises in the east the moon quietly watches from the west just like the boys sitting at the peak of The Tooth of Time.  

As part of their STEM trek these boys learn about water systems and water quality. At Fish Camp this STEM crew enters the stream to collect samples of water to test on site.