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McGlenn Dinosaur Dig
ADVENTURE SAFARIS
"Outfitters for Life"
For PowerPoint Pictures of the 2009 Dig, click HERE.
For PowerPoint Pictures of the 2008 Dig, click HERE.
For A 2009 Registration Form in HTML, Click HERE
For PDF, click HERE .
For a printable PDF 2009 Dig Brochure, click HERE.
Adventure Safaris July 2009 Newsletter, click HERE.
For More Information On A Typical Dig, Click HERE.
Are you Ready to Dig Into History? 2010 dates To Be Determined!!
Dates for 2009 were
June 15th - 19th
June 22nd - 26th
June 29th - July 3rd
Every camp begins at the orientation on Sun. evening at 8PM and so on.
Every camp ends on Fri. at noon.
Scroll down for "Frequently Asked Questions"
Due to a tax placed on us by the Standing Rock Indian Reservation we have had to increase our tuition to:
Cost:
Before May 1st
Family $975
Single Adult $500
Students* $295
After May 1st
Family $1075
Single Adult $600
Students* $350
Unaccompanied teens are $275 each. We can usually make arrangements for guardians and transportation.
Make Checks to Russ McGlenn
Answers to frequently asked questions about the Adventure Safaris Dinosaur Dig:
1.The price includes the campground, which has a solar shower, outdoor bathroom, electricity, water, guide service, Bible based lessons on the creation, a 100 page Dig Manuel, paleontological and archeological training.
2. Price does not include food or a cabin. A few homes are available to rent within a 5 mile area. We can help arrange this.
3. Many people bring an RV or tent.
4. We also include colorful power point creation science teachings usually in the AM and PM.
5. The opportunity to learn casting and painting of bones is available.
6. You receive a 100 page manual to study before you arrive.
7. Some people swim or tube on the river. You should bring your own inner tubes.
8. Lemmon is 40 miles from the ranch.
9. You should pick up groceries and drinking water sometime before arriving. (The ranch water is drinkable but not tasty)
10. A family is whoever is in your immediate family. If you have a further question ask. We try to work out if a friend wants to come.
11. Teachers have gotten renewal units from our dig. You get 30 hours of hands-on training.
12. The evenings can be very cool. Be sure to bring warm clothing and sleeping bags.
13. We appreciate the use of modest clothing.
14.There is a "Cook Shack" in the campground which has a refrigerator, a cookstove with an oven and cook top. There is a microwave, a freezer and a table with a couple of chairs.
Dear Dinosaur Hunters,
Adventure Safaris, with Russ and Tricia McGlenn hosted the June 2005 Creation Science dinosaur dig. We had a new location near Lemmon SD. where we also were the 2 years before. This is an exciting and beautiful site on the banks of the Grand River with rolling prairie stretching off to the Badland buttes. We were excavating an Edmontasaurus as well as visiting a marine fossil site. We depend upon you folks to help our ministry by sending this on to others on your e mail list. We are allowed about 25 campers per week and God blessed us with all camp slots filled last year. It was because many of you helped by telling others about our Mobile Creation Science Camp.
Near Lemmon, S.D.
Unearth ancient lizards from the past at a private dude ranch.
Dig rare Dinosaurs in the Dakotas! A vacation of a life-time with the entire family.
Led by Russ and Tricia McGlenn: Russ has been in education for 15 years and began focusing on creation science for the last 10 years. He has also led dinosaur digs for 9 years in the Dakotas and Wyoming.
What people have been saying about the dino digs:
With the replica of the dinosaur bone we dug up, we have been successfully witnessing about God's judgment and God's mercy.
Not only the dino dig, but the teaching time and evening star gazing were outstanding!
Even my 5-yearold found a saurapod claw.
Excavate amazing creatures!
Search for fantastic bones!
Mold dinosaur bones and take home a replica
Lodging:
Campsites on the dude ranch tents/campers welcomed
. Some lodging available at local ranches
Motel, 40 miles away (we are out in the back country).
Other Activities:
Swimming & Tubing on the River
Hiking
Star Gazing
Bone Molding
Horseback Riding Is No Longer Available
While in the Area Visit the Grand River Museum In
Lemmon South Dakota
Twin Cities 12 hrs away
Rapid City SD. 3 hrs away
Black Hills 2.5 hrs away
Badlands 3 hrs away
Bismarck ND 2.5 hrs away
See huge Dinosaur Skulls and bones in the Grand River Museum, Lemmon SD. Operated By Ranch Owners Stuart and Lisa Schmidt.
Adventure Safari's
Russ & Tricia McGlenn
1448 W. Sonya Lane
Santa Maria, CA, 93458
Yes, we have moved our head quarters to California.
To Contact Us:
E-mail us at: russmcglenn{at}juno.com
Phone:
805 925 9750
For PowerPoint Pictures of the 2007 Dig, click HERE.
For Pictures of the 2006 Dig, click HERE.
For Pictures of the 2005 Dig, click HERE.
For A Report On A The 2004 Dig, Click HERE
For pictures of the 2004 Dig, Click HERE
For Pictures of the 2003 Digs, Click HERE.
For Pictures of the 2002 Dig, Click HERE.
For Pictures of the 2000 Dig, Click HERE.
For More Pictures of the 2000 Dig, Click HERE.
For Report on Riley Site Dig for 2000 click HERE
For a report on Badlands fossils, click HERE .
Grand River Museum
Stuart Schmidt and his wife Lisa are the owners of the ranch as well as the directors of the Grand River Museum in Lemmon. This is a museum with a creation worldview.
A great museum working in cooperation with
Russ McGlenn and Adventure Safaris
e-mail to russmcglenn{at}juno.com for more information.
The Museum is located at
114 10th Street West
Lemmon, South Dakota 57638
phone 605-374-3911
e-mail grmuseum{at}sdplains.com
web site http://www.grandrivermuseum.org/
Though most digs allow only older students and adults to dig, we let every age level excavate. The dinosaur dig is an opportunity for the whole family to not only dig dinosaurs, but have good Christian fellowship and activities, too. For this camp, we will send out a 100 page manual/curriculum before the dig so you can practice dig techniques in your backyard. All camps have morning and evening classes with relevant lessons on creation science related to the area we are exploring. We also visit museums, other digs, and other historical and geological features in the area. Often crafts, water slides, swimming, rodeos, and other events can be attended during free time. There is something for everyone and all ages.
We need to know if you are interested so we can plan for materials, teachers, and dig sites. We dig on dinosaurs such as Edmontosaurus, Triceratops, Hadrosaurus (duck bill) and others. Both electricity and water are available at the ranch camp site.
You provide your own tent or trailer, and food. Motels are available in Lemmon 40 miles away or some ranch homes are available. Ask us about a bed-and-breakfast that is available in the area. Time can be spent in the beautiful, historic Black Hills on your way to and from the camp.
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