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The Kansas Hawken Rifle is now hiring for the following positions:
- Apothecary (pharmacist)
- Barber
- Bookbinder
- Breeches maker
- Brick maker
- Blacksmith
- Cabinet maker
- Carpenter – Joiner
- Chandler (candle maker)
- Coach maker
- Cooper (makes/repairs wooden barrels & tubs)
- Cutler (makes, sells, & repairs knives & scissors)
- Farrier (shoes horses)
- Goldsmith (banker)
- Gunsmith
- Hatter (makes, sells, & repairs hats)
- Leather Dresser
- Mantua maker (dressmaker)
- Merchant ( travels around selling trade wears )
- Milliner (makes, trims, designs, or sells hats)
- Music Teacher
- Printer (published newspaper, sold books and materials, served as postmaster)
- Rope maker
- Saddler (makes, sells, or repairs equipment for horses)
- Scrimshaw (tooled art or maps on powder horns)
- Shoemaker (make or repair shoes)
- Silversmith (makes, repairs, or re-plates articles of silver)
- Tanner ( tans animal hides )
- Tavern Keeper
- Tinsmith ( makes cups, bowls, plates and canteens out of tin )
- Weaver (rug maker and sashes)
- Wheelwright (made wheels and carts)
- Wigmaker
No experience necessary, but you must meet the following qualifications:
Boys
- Complete one additional step in advancement, or earn the GMA.
Leaders
Both Boys and Leaders
- Participate in at least one FCF Adventure and be an active member in your chapter for 1 year.
- Make or purchase a complete FCF outfit and wear it at FCF functions.
- Recite from memory the FCF pledge
- Explain the meaning of the FCF symbol
- State the purpose of FCF
- Make an FCF identification staff
- Select a frontier related craft or skill to develop
- Select an FCF name for himself
- Pay the yearly dues set by the chapter
- All interested parties should contact your Buckskin representative
The Kansas Hawken Rifle is now hiring for the following positions:
- Apothecary (pharmacist)
- Barber
- Bookbinder
- Breeches maker
- Brick maker
- Blacksmith
- Cabinet maker
- Carpenter – Joiner
- Chandler (candle maker)
- Coach maker
- Cooper (makes/repairs wooden barrels & tubs)
- Cutler (makes, sells, & repairs knives & scissors)
- Farrier (shoes horses)
- Goldsmith (banker)
- Gunsmith
- Hatter (makes, sells, & repairs hats)
- Leather Dresser
- Mantua maker (dressmaker)
- Merchant ( travels around selling trade wears )
- Milliner (makes, trims, designs, or sells hats)
- Music Teacher
- Printer (published newspaper, sold books and materials, served as postmaster)
- Rope maker
- Saddler (makes, sells, or repairs equipment for horses)
- Scrimshaw (tooled art or maps on powder horns)
- Shoemaker (make or repair shoes)
- Silversmith (makes, repairs, or re-plates articles of silver)
- Tanner ( tans animal hides )
- Tavern Keeper
- Tinsmith ( makes cups, bowls, plates and canteens out of tin )
- Weaver (rug maker and sashes)
- Wheelwright (made wheels and carts)
- Wigmaker
No experience necessary, but you must meet the following qualifications:
Boys
- Complete one additional step in advancement, or earn the GMA.
Leaders
Both Boys and Leaders
- Participate in at least one FCF Adventure and be an active member in your chapter for 1 year.
- Make or purchase a complete FCF outfit and wear it at FCF functions.
- Recite from memory the FCF pledge
- Explain the meaning of the FCF symbol
- State the purpose of FCF
- Make an FCF identification staff
- Select a frontier related craft or skill to develop
- Select an FCF name for himself
- Pay the yearly dues set by the chapter
- All interested parties should contact your Buckskin representative
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