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Outdoor Code Troop 304, Cub Scouts of America The Lovett School Kevin Link - Scoutmaster www.lovett304.com Clean in my outdoor manners • Pick up my trash and that of others • Leave no trace that I was there Carefully with fire • No “firesticks” • No fire or flame inside a tent including stoves and lanterns • Never use a liquid fuel to start a fire • Make sure the fire is “Cold-Out” Considerate in the outdoors • Respect the person and property of others • Don’t make too much noise Conservation-minded • Conserve soil, water, forest, wildlife, and energy • Urge to do the same Troop Guide 51 Be Prepared!
Car Camping Packing Guidelines Troop 304, Cub Scouts of America The Lovett School Kevin Link - Scoutmaster www.lovett304.com The Essentials: Description Description Food and Drinks - Provided by the Troop Tent – Bring your own Tent of use the First Aid Kit – Kit is provided by the Troop. You may want to bring sunscreen, chap stick and insect repellent Troop’s backpacking tents – your choice. Sleeping Bag – Including sleeping pad. Sleeping Bags should be rated at least to 30 o and 0 o for all Fall/Winter trips. Flashlight – Headlamps work best Toiletry Items – Toothbrush etc. Pocket Knife – No sheath knifes. Thermal Mug– The Troop no longer provides cups. Clothing: Description Description Socks – Wool socks with liners work Jackets – Include heavy and fleece well. Plan at least two pair per day. pullovers. Boots – Comfortable and waterproof. Rain Gear – Waterproof jackets, hats, boots, and pants will make the rain fun. Shoes – Comfortable and no open-toe. Pants – Long and short pants. Zip-offs are very practical in the woods. Long Underwear – Ideal if cold weather Gloves and Hat – A blessing if the is predicted. Great to sleep in. temperature drops. Shirts – plan on using multiple layers in Underwear – Plan on two pair a day. both short and long-sleeve. Nobody ever plans to fall in the lake! Optional: Description Description Camera - Digital cameras will allow us to Repair Kit – Cord, batteries, bulbs, sewing share the pictures with the Troop. kit, duct tape, shoelaces, change, and matches. Chairs - Folding Binoculars or Telescope Binoculars Compass Remember, you will have a great time if: You wear comfortable shoes (no blisters) You stay warm (Be prepared for the worst) You stay dry (Large tarps for the tents and waterproof clothing will keep you dry.) Troop Guide 54 Be Prepared!
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