| www.pineapplefish56.net My own PHILMONT 2006 PHOTOS, page 7 |
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| At Baldy Town, I met ROD TAYLOR !!!! I did not recognize him because he did not have his moustache, though I should have recognized him by his unique voice. I had been talking to him for some time, when I asked him, "What do you do here on the ranch?" He modestly said, "I work for the Cattle Department." -- Hey! I knew that is where Rod worked! -- So I said, "You know, the guy I would really like to meet is Rod Taylor" He then said, "Well, I'm Rod Taylor." |
| Baldy Mountain in one of its many moods. Hungry yearling bear visiting Baldy Town SAME photo, cropped. Friendly Humming Bird It's a 'Million Dollar' View from old Baldy Town! . |
| Baldy Mountain and Baldy Town cabin. Another Crew visiting Baldy Town. There is FOOD in there! Humming Bird at feeder Decorative patterns on an old log by the trail, going up to Copper Park. |
| This young bear had already paid a visit INSIDE the Commissary, earlier that day. He had gotten into some food, and was now back for some more! There was a portable bear trap, just around the corner, but he didn't take the bait and go in. The Staff had seen him coming again, and had wisely vacated the building and locked the door. One of the braver of the Staff later chased him off, ...after he had already decided to leave. |
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| Rod sings and plays on these albums: 'Philsongs - Remembered Days', ‘A Philmont Collection’, ‘Ridin' Down the Canyon’, ‘Live From the Tooth - Philsongs II’ & ‘The Rifters' Rod is the only full time BSA Staff employee with the job title of ‘Cowboy’. |
| Since 1983, Rod Taylor has worked as a cowboy for Philmont where he helps take care of around 800 head of livestock. |
| See the "Ridin' Down the Canyon" page for a short biography on Rod Taylor. |
