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May 11, 2024

With district start holding their events for the year, we would love to capture the patches, pictures, and any other information for your district.   Take a look at the missing 2023 and 2024 Pow Wow patches.  If you have any historical information, please send it to history@ntxrr.org.

 

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April 30, 2024

With National Rendezvous fast approaching, reemmber to send us your information from the event.  Whether it is FCF members in their outfits, competition photos, event patch images, event winners, or just your historical write up about Rendezvous, please send it to history@ntxrr.org  Posting all you have will show others what they can expect at future Rendezvous and what they missed at the 2024 National Rendezvous.

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This site is managed by the North Texas Royal Rangers on behalf of and is the exclusively authorized history site of the national Royal Rangers ministries office, Springfield, MO. Contacts for this site include Mark Oliver and Jonathan Trower.
Since July 2012, this site has been the official national Royal Rangers office effort to capture and provide history of Royal Rangers for future generations of Royal Rangers. As those who started the Royal Rangers ministry age, we want to capture their knowledge and artifacts now, before they are lost forever.
History can be mailed to Jonathan Trower / Mark Oliver, PO Box 614, Hewitt, TX 76643 or emailed to history@ntxrr.org.

South Central Region Rendezvous 2023

Speaker - John Robinson

 

View Photos for the 2023 Rendezvous

 

Shining Hot Times - the 2023 Plainsmen Territorial Rendezvous is in the books. A time of fellowship, competition and spiritual renewal was had by all. A huge thanks to John "Highland Spirit" Robinson for joining us for Rendezvous and setting a spiritual atmosphere that resonated with many in attendance.

The event was marked with a good amount of camaraderie between the chapters as the numerous competitions kept the participants challenged and busy.

We were able to honor Ralph "Cody" Williams (STX) as one of the founders of the SCR Region and the Plainsmen Territory. His memorial arrowhead will forever be posted in the Blacksmith shop.

The Snarling Bear Brigade successfully navigated the Frontier Adventure, and 7 new Frontiersmen were added to their respective chapter rolls. Matthew “Wandering Mountain Lion” Hardage and Colton “Grizzly” Hooper successfully completed the Buckskin Challenge. Wonder where the Tiger was, oh my!

The competitive events were a highlight of the week and when it was all said and done, Anthony Gell (NTX) took the prize for the top Young Buck and Art Sullivan (NTX) garnered the prize as the top Old Timer.

In a razor thin competition result, Colton "Grizzly" Hooper edged Anthony "Buck" Gell for the National Scout position. Buck earned the Territorial Scout honor.

In the heated race to earn the hallowed Buffalo Award, the men of the Jedediah Strong Smith chapter rose to the top and will let Buffy graze in the northern pastures.

In an unbelievable missions auction with the proceeds to help John Robinson's missionary funds, the Territory raised $9,000.

A huge thanks has to go to all the volunteers that jumped in and sacrificed their time to make this event a huge success. Once again, the kitchen crew of Kent Buller, Ricky Claunch, Tracy Stambaugh and led by Jayson Kringel were all-stars.

Until we meet again.

 

View Photos for the 2023 Rendezvous