Wild Over Wood Ducks (WOW) and it’s Eagle Scout Service Program (ESSP) is venturing East to Mansfield, Massachusetts, where Jeremy S Ham is diligently working to finalize his Eagle Scout Service Project with the WOW Program.

Jeremy Spends the day with The DuckMan, learning the various aspects to the success behind the nesting boxes in the WOW ESSP.

What is it that makes 6 and 7 year olds want to be champions?

For the past five weeks, these little guys have worked their little tails off preparing for their first tournament, with the chief goal of winning 1st place. We talked about what that required, and they wanted to do it!

From the first competition, they left it all on the mat and went home with a taste of victory.

Both of these little guys executed perfectly, the bug had bitton them.

Tonight they entered the house undefeated, where they would have the opportunity to wrestle four times for the rights to there respective weight divisions. Two hours later, they emerged victorious, winning all four each, earning them the gold in their weight class.

They dug in and fought for the gold.

From start to finish, they kept their sights set on achieving one goal.

And it absolutely amazes me how focused and driven each of them
were in their efforts to achieve.
In the end it came down to desire.

Desire creates the power. Raymond Holliwell

Spent the day with The Duckman at the Bear River Bird Refuge Visiter Center, and the Venture Academy of Slaterville Utah, learning about wood ducks. During this two day program, 3rd, 4th & 5th graders were given the opportunities to work with the Wild Over Wood Ducks (WOW) nesting program in a hands on environment.

The Wild Over Wood Ducks (WOW) program celebrates It’s 75th Eagle Scout Service Project. Sean Diepeveen of Lehi has completed his ESSP of twelve boxes, bringing the total number of boxes produced in the WOW program to a whopping total of 900 boxes.

For more information on the WOW Program, visit wildoverwoodducks.org

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