I received a host of answers on this one.  Most people directed me to a
website where I could download a script, apr, etc. that has been created for
hydro analysis.  An extension is available in the ESRI samples that come
with the software.  I've tried this and have had somewhat good luck.  All
the functions work (Flow Direction, Accumulation, Fill) except the
"Watershed" selection.  For some reason I cannot even select it.  Any
suggestions??  Also, a couple of people directed me to websites that had
training lessons to work through.

Listed below are the suggestions, websites, scripts, etc.......

Richard Gleason:
Try downloading the USACE's Geo-HMS tool. These terrain processing tools are
in there.

Bill Huber:
An introduction to using the Map Calculator for tapping into such functions
is at http://www.quantdec.com/SYSEN597/GTKAV/section9/map_algebra2.htm
.  This is part of a sequence of pages; the preceding and following pages
contain more examples.

Orhan Gunduz:
Try to open the sample apr called 'hydro11.apr' in your arcview directory
probably somewhere like:
C:\ESRI\AV_GIS30\ARCVIEW\Samples\ext
You will find an additional menu and all the required tools there. Good
luck with it.

Tim Loesch:
Look at
http://www.dnr.state.mn.us/mis/gis/tools/arcview/Training/training.html -
you'll find the materials I created for a workshop that uses ArcView for
Hydrologic Modelling...

Sam Litschert:
But, more importantly and possibly heresy!. There is an extension
freely available
from David Tarboton at Utah State called "Sinmap" that uses a
superior algorithm (IMHO). ESRI's algorithm designates flow
from each cell into only 1 of 8 directions (D8).  Tarboton's
algorithm directs flow
direction proportional to the flow from each cell (Dinf). He
explains it much better if you look at the documentation on his
website: http://moose.cee.usu.edu/sinmap/sinmap.htm
This gives a more "realistic" approximation of flow direction
and accumulation, it is easy to use and results in many fewer no
data values.

Greg Slutz:
Load the Hydrologic Modeling extension that comes with ArcView in the
samples directory.

Daniel Cespedes:
If you want to use the hydrological functions, you need to use the request
functions with the avenue language and you need to do do a script like this:
Here it's an example that do some hydrological functions.
theView=av.getProject.FindDoc("View1")
theGTheme=theView.findTheme("Soilsgrid").getGrid
'Soolsgrid is the name of the grid themes for create the different
hydrologic grid themes
' calculate flow direction
flowDirGrid = theGTheme.FlowDirection(FALSE)
' create a flowDirGrid
theGTheme0 = GTheme.Make(flowDirGrid)
theGTheme0.setname("Flow Direction")
' add theme to the view
theView.AddTheme(theGTheme0)
' calculate flow accumulation
flowAccGrid = flowDirGrid.FlowAccumulation(NIL)
' extract streams from flow accumulation
streamGrid = (flowAccGrid < 600.AsGrid).SetNull(1.AsGrid)
' delineate stream links
streamLinkGrid = streamGrid.StreamLink(flowDirGrid)
' delineate watersheds for each stream link
watershedGrid = flowDirGrid.Watershed(streamLinkGrid)
' create a flowAccGrid
theGTheme1 = GTheme.Make(flowAccGrid)
theGTheme1.setname("Flow Accumulation")
' add theme to the view
theView.AddTheme(theGTheme1)
' create a streamLinkGrid
theGTheme2 = GTheme.Make(streamLinkGrid)
theGTheme2.setname("flow streamlinkgrid")
' add theme to the view
theView.AddTheme(theGTheme2)
' create a watershedGrid
theGTheme3 = GTheme.Make(watershedGrid)
theGTheme3.setname("watershedgrid")
' add theme to the view
theView.AddTheme(theGTheme3)
'end of script


Also Thank you to Thorsten Behrens, Kelly Runyon, Joe Miller, & Joe
Martinetti.

Thanks to all.


Aaron Brault
Mapping Specialist
Vandewalle & Associates
120 East Lakeside Street
Madison, WI  53715
608-255-3988
abrault@vandewalle.com