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About Haukehaien

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    Male
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    Oklahoma
  • Occupation
    IT
  • Interests
    photography, archery, camping, shooting
  • Biography
    Born in Colorado, grew up in Africa, living in Oklahoma.

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  1. Haukehaien
    Yeah, the button loop is what doesn't work - I think I'm going to have to go ahead and sew the one on that I'd like to have. The loop would probably work better if I didn't tend to keep things in my pockets - but I hate non-functional pockets. Thanks for the help, everyone!
  2. Haukehaien started following Hello all, How do you keep the [deleted] temporary patches from falling off?, Ideas for a game about Causes of WWI? and and 1 other
  3. Haukehaien
    I don't generally wear the temporary patches, but occasionally want to. When I do, they ALWAYS fall off at some point. Is there a good way to keep them affixed? Should I just give up? TIA.
  4. Haukehaien

    Ideas for a game about Causes of WWI?

    Haukehaien replied to SiniShadow's topic in Open Discussion - Program

    Diplomacy is one of the best simulations of the leadup to WWI. It can take a VERY long time to play, but if you can take the time and work with the boys, it's really a good way to look at it. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diplomacy_(game)
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    Salute

    Haukehaien replied to 5thGenTexan's topic in Open Discussion - Program

    I agree with qwazse; I think it's best to use the salute for the position in which you are currently acting. If you are saluting as the leader of the Wolf Den, use the Cub Scout salute along with your Scouts.
  6. Haukehaien

    Hello all

    Haukehaien posted a topic in New to the Forum?

    I'm (fairly) new to the forums and to Scouting. I got involved with my son last year when he was a Lion, and now I'm a Tiger den leader. Looking forward to learning a lot. --Scott
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