NAF Smoke Signals - on-line magazine

FROM THE CAPTAIN

See your Captain's Bio in the Jan/Feb issue of the North American Frontiersmen's "Smoke Signals".

Friends,

Well spring is coming on us fast here in the West. As a new association just surviving its first year, we have managed to set a high standard for having fun. The coming year is going to be a good one enjoying the same and sharing with others of like minds.

We need to have a presence at as many events as we can and continue to spread the information about the N.A.F.. and its high quality of its members.

We have started the first International on-line Primitive Magazine that is free to the public showing the lifestyle that we all enjoy from Muzzleloading, Archery, Survival and how to camp in a totally correct period manor. We are hoping this our Magazine will spark enthusiasm with the 20 and 30 year old crowd and encourage them to join this hobby making it continue to grow.

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FROM THE TREASURER

See your Treasurer's Bio in the Jan/Feb issue of the North American Frontiersmen's "Smoke Signals".

The North American Frontiersmen's new balance stands at $1822.32 as of this month of March '07. Our membership is growing steadily in the last year along with many requests for NAF information and applications. For a new association and only being a year old we are doing very well with new members, interested and possible future members and very nice comments on the association, the rules, website and now our "on-line" magazine "SMOKE SIGNALS".

The NAF officers work very nicely together, making changes in processes as well as getting their assignments completed in a timely manner and they seem to be having fun in doing so.

Thank you folks for your support, may you and yours enjoy a great new year.

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A historical quote that we the NAF will display in our thoughts and actions.

"If one can't say something positive about another, then its better to say nothing".

dedicated to early American life on the frontier.

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