L.C. BAKER
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Hey L.C. Is there any Masonic or KGC symbology associated with an owl and an ear of corn together. You mentioned the FFA in one of my threads and I thought there might be some connection between the two. Thanks.
This is a link to the symbols I spoke of I think. https://ncffa.org/about-us/what-is-ffa/ff-emblem-explained/ I believe I was expressing that the Freemasons had a hand in many different sub- organizations both public and secret. Especially the young men's societies and clubs and college greek societies...Skull and Bones, Secret 7, etc. Even the Future Farmers of America was a breeding ground for up and coming young men that were in the initiation pool that was being somewhat groomed for selection. The Owl symbol to me, has always meant the same group of meanings throughout history as far as I am concerned, Manerva, and Wisdom are the two main ones or in the field it may represent what you seek ( or the knowledge to find what you seek/ like a clue or next symbol on the trail). The corn I have only seen used in one place and it was used to represent a squirrel's winter hoard of Golden corn to the public, but to the initiated, it was used as an eye catcher symbol to represent a hoard of gold cached by the K.G.C. Later the squirrel symbol was used openly by the inner circle of the O.A.K. only with a nut instead of corn and it was in a tree not a Knot hole in a tree. It was also not marking a trail, instead it was an advertising reminder of investing your money in their legal public company for a secure future.
That's about all I know for sure Mdog , L.C.
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