Texas 4-H Outdoor Education & Living Skills Project
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- Project
- Offered by
- Texas 4-H Natural Resources Program
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You will learn outdoor safety, decision making, outdoor ethics and more, as you try:
- Camping and hiking
- Wildlife watching
- Shooting and hunting skills
- Fire building and outdoor cooking
- Canoe and kayaking
- Outdoor safety and first aid
- Outdoor navigation
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