WOOLAROC 2011 Schedule:

[Otter]

Quality control is very important!

[Red Badger]

I'MMMMMMM BACCCCCK!


On a serious side we have to cool the Jug comments - some members are complaining to management....


We (Bulldog Lady and myself)  had a great time, ,et a member of the site and had a nice chat unfortunately he fell sick and had to had home early... Hope your feelin better!

[Bulldog lady]

sorry so long in addin my 2 cents worth,  12 days out of 18 a rondying is hard on des here old bones.  We had a great time and wish all of you would consider commin up this fall.  You can come in a week in advance and set up. It is a beautiful spot, showers should be finished by then, the museum is super and one day won't cover it if you are really into history.  The wild life is there, the pond and creek are for admiring or guess ya could go a skinny dippin in the moonlight if'n ya was a mind to afore everyone got there.    They furnish firewood and will tote your water jugs and fill and return them and have ice for sale.  All horse drawn around of course.  They have super grand prizes for those who participate in addition to the blanket prizes everyone puts down.  Just a great place to get away and relax, meet new folks and have a good time.  Will get the Red Badger to post some pics. 

[halfstock]

I'm doing fine now, doc sent me out a Z pack for strep, I took that and then went to Dallas to see my youngest daughter and by the time I got back I was allmost mended.
Was nice to chat with you two plus one of the vendors there bought every hand made bag I brought (9 or 10) plus all my knives and my little neck bags and neck knives.

[Red Badger]

Glad to hear your feelin better was a pleasure to see you there, got kinda concerned when we saw you camp struck and you gone!

Did not get a chance to take many pictures but here is what we did find time to take....

[crazell]

Nice pictures Red Badger. All the camps look nice as well. Seeing the animals is cool. Thanks for sharing..

[Red Badger]

was a small Rendezvous (for Wollaroc)only about 75 to 100 camps, the fall one is bigger about 200 to 300 camps.

The only bad time was when the storm was approaching the area and they herded us all into the basement of the event center for 3 1/2 hours... I lost a contact lens getting to the event center and had to be lead around.  The kids took it all in stride but one or two adults needed some reminders about behavior...  then we went back to camp expecting a shambles and found out the wind never got over 35 mph in the valley.  The storm split and went around us...  The spirits were watching over us as Ponca City, and Pawhuska, OK had 90 + mph winds from that storm Pawhuska is only about 35 miles from the camp area (as the crow flies).

[ErikPrice1@msn.com]

Nice pictures red badger, in the photo with the deer feeding is thatan albino deer or a goat, can't tell, too early in the mornin.

[Red Badger]

Nice pictures red badger, in the photo with the deer feeding is thatan albino deer or a goat, can't tell, too early in the mornin.

one of several white deer they have, don't think it is an albino though, I think it is some asian species that have a white coat, never got close enough to see if it had the red eyes