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Yep, only in Missouri. So many tribesmen have moved to other places, and used the program to start their own version, but most have used a different name. I saw a group with the same name on the east coast, but it is not the same.Here is a pretty cool web site with some pictures from a troop that goes to Bartle:

http://www.pleasantheights.org/ScoutCamp2001.htm

or my favorite site, cos its done by one of the youth staff:http://www.geocities.com/aglmus/staff.html.

You can also find the Hub for the ring. Again, I go to Bartle, and there is also Camp Geiger in Saint Joseph mo.

 

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It turns out that there are numerous local honor societies in scouting. Only the Order of the Arrow is recognized as THE national honor society. The site below lists a great many of these other societies and you can click on the various societies to get more history and current information.

 

http://usscouts.org/usscouts/honorsociety/honorscout.html

 

I grew up in a different part of Missouri and remember hearing about Mic O Say, but never knew what it was. I also remember Roe Bartle, the regional executive for what was then Region 8 (The Great Central West). Only saw him once at some kind of gathering. A very dynamic personality.

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