The large 4 bedroom BFC cabin starts bristling with activists when the alarm clocks wakes the 5AM patrol members. Activity continues late into the the night as the computers and wood stove in the office glow together as emails and faxes go out. Throughout the day, the phones ring with folks asking questions and offering to help. The kitchen is continually producing healthy, tasty meals.
Locals clean out their freezers and donate game.
One afternoon when I was in camp, a kind couple unexpectedly arrived from Bozeman with warm blankets and food to donate. One day, I talked with a gent from Oregon who was going to send a pair of waders that he rarely used. It's amazing that as folks leave for California and Japan, more showed up to take their place. Just about the time we needed to buy some more bulk food, checks arrived in the mail to help out. So keep up the good work.