Personal Equipment List - Wood Badge 103

Wood Badge 103
Circle Ten Council S2-­‐571-­‐12-­‐4
Wood Badge for the 21st Century
Michael Black, Course Director, sm@wb103.org
Personal Equipment List – Weekend 1
Included in Course Fee
✓ Wood Badge 103 T-Shirt 1 ✓ All food
✓ Wood Badge 103 Cap 1 ✓ An Outstanding Program
✓ Water Bottle (16 oz.) ✓ Loads of FUN!
✓ Neckerchief and Slide
✓ Notebook for note-taking
Required
☐ Official Scout Uniforms 2 ☐ Cup or mug, plastic or metal (no glass)
☐ Scout activity uniform 3 ☐ Pocketknife or multi-tool (no fixed-blade knives)
☐ Underwear and socks 4 ☐ Personal medication in labeled containers
☐ Shoes or boots ☐ Pens or pencils for note-taking
☐ Rain gear ☐ Handbook for your Scouting program
☐ Sleepwear ☐ Water bottle
☐ Handkerchief or bandana ☐ Backpack (or duffle bag)
☐ Toiletries (including soap, shampoo, etc) ☐ Sleeping bag and pillow
☐ Towel & washcloth ☐ Tent (non backpacking)
☐ Flashlight with spare batteries/bulb ☐ Folding camp chair (no loungers)
Suggested
☐ Sunglasses ☐ Religious books
☐ Sunscreen ☐ Camera and appropriate accessories
☐ Lip balm ☐ Extra shoes 4
☐ Insect repellant ☐ Moccasins or camp slippers 4
☐ Books of camp songs, skits, etc. ☐ Day pack or fanny-pack
☐ Cot
Electronic Devices
Electronic devices may not be used during the course. Cell phones are allowed, but must be turned
off or silenced. Calls are allowed only during personal free time.
1
Extra caps and T-shirts will be available for purchase.
2
An official uniform is the uniform for your current Scouting position. It includes Scout shirt, Scout
shorts, long pants, skirt or culottes, Scout socks, and Scout leather or web belt.
3
An activity uniform consists of a Wood Badge 103 T-shirt and Scout shorts, long pants, skirt or
culottes.
4
Please note that open-toe shoes are not permitted.

Wood Badge 103
Circle Ten Council S2-­‐571-­‐12-­‐4
Wood Badge for the 21st Century
Michael Black, Course Director, sm@wb103.org
Personal Equipment List – Weekend 2
The troop will hike to and from a remote campsite for the second weekend of the course. All
personal and patrol gear must be carried in patrol members’ backpacks. The Quartermasters
will only transport camp chairs to the campsite. Please notify the Course Director if a medical
condition will prevent you from hiking.
Required
☐ Official Scout uniforms
☐ Scout activity uniforms
☐ Wood Badge 103 T-shirt
☐ Wood Badge 103 cap
☐ Wood Badge neckerchief and slide
☐ Underwear and socks
☐ Long pants, long sleeve shirt and gloves for
conservation project
☐ Hiking boots
☐ Windbreaker or jacket
☐ Rain gear
☐ Sleepwear
☐ Handkerchief or bandana
☐ Toiletries
☐ Towel & washcloth
Suggested
☐ Work gloves for conservation project
☐ Sunglasses
☐ Sunscreen
☐ Lip balm
☐ Insect repellant
☐ Books of camp songs, skits, etc.
Group Gear
Provided by Quartermasters
☐ Stoves for heating water for dishwashing
☐ Pots for dishwashing
☐ Dishwashing detergent
☐ 1 Tarp per Campsite
Information on food for the second
weekend will be provided during the
first weekend of the course.
☐ Cup or mug, plastic or metal (no glass)
☐ Flashlight with spare batteries/bulb
☐ Pocketknife or multi-tool (no fixed-blade knives)
☐ Personal medication in labeled containers
☐ Pens or pencils for note-taking
☐ Handbook for your Scouting program
☐ Water bottle (1 quart)
☐ Backpack
☐ Plate, bowl, and utensils in a dunk bag labeled
with your name
☐ Sleeping bag and small pillow
☐ Sleeping pad (no cots)
☐ Folding camp chair (no loungers)
☐ No Coolers!
☐ Religious books
☐ Camera and appropriate accessories
☐ Extra shoes
☐ Moccasins or camp slippers
☐ Day pack or fanny-pack
Provided by Patrols
☐ Backpacking tents (share with one other person)
☐ Backpacking stoves and fuel (2-3 per patrol)
☐ Lighter or matches
☐ Backpacking size cooking pots
☐ Serving utensils, hot pot tongs/pliers
☐ Lanterns (battery or propane only)
☐ Additional Tarp(s) as needed