SCOUT INFORMATION

A Scout is TRUSTWORTHY. A Scout tells the truth. She keeps her promises. honesty is a part of her code of conduct. People can always depend on her. 

A Scout is LOYAL. A Scout is true to her family, friends, Scout leaders, school, nation, and world community. 

A Scout is HELPFUL. A Scout is concerned about other people. She willingly volunteers to help others without expecting payment or reward. 

A Scout is FRIENDLY. A Scout is a friend to all. She is a sister to other Scouts. She seeks to understand others. She respects those with ideas and customs that are different from her own. 

A Scout is COURTEOUS. A Scout is polite to everyone regardless of age or position. She knows that good manners make it easier for people to get along together. 

A Scout is KIND. A Scout understands there is strength in being gentle. She treats others as she wants to be treated. She does not harm or kill anything without reason. 

A Scout is OBEDIENT. A Scout follows the rules of her family, school, and troop. She obeys the laws of his community and country. If she thinks these rules and laws are unfair, she tries to have them change in an orderly manner rather than disobey them. 

A Scout is CHEERFUL. A Scout looks for the bright side of life. The Scout cheerfully does tasks that come her way. She tries to make others happy. 

A Scout is THRIFTY. A Scout works to pay her way and to help others. She saves for the future. She protects and conserves natural resources. She carefully uses time, money and property. 

A Scout is BRAVE. A Scout can face danger even if she is afraid. Scout has the courage to stand for what she thinks is right even if others laugh at her or threaten her. 

A Scout is CLEAN. A Scout keeps her body and mind fit and clean. She goes around with those who believe in living by these same ideals. She helps keep her home and community clean. 

A Scout is REVERENT. A Scout is reverent towards God. She is faithful in her religious duties. She respects the beliefs of others.

____ 1. Water  (best in a Wide Mouth Water Bottle, bring two if going on a hike)

____ 2. Map & Compass  (Map is usually provided by the Troop)

____ 3. Flashlight / batteries

____ 4. Knife, pocket   (3 to 4 inches long)

____ 5. First Aid Kit, small   (Medication if any you are taking)

____ 6. Extra Clothing  (Jacket)

____ 7. Trail food    - Trail mix      

____ 8. Sunscreen/Sunglasses

____ 9. Rain Gear - Also can be two large trash bags or rain poncho or solar blanket

____ 10. Whistle (and Mirror unbreakable)

____ 11. Pen or Pencil and paper

____ 12. Scout Handbook (must for under 1st class, Troop Guide and Instructors !)

Other important items:

____ Hat      

____ Class B shirt to change into once at camp

____ Tissue/toilet paper & zip lock baggy

____ Lip balm 

____ Sun Glasses 

The troop's scout essentials, are often cited as the 10 Essentials.

Each scout shall be responsible for having in their possession the required Scout Essentials at each camp-out or activity of the troop unless advised otherwise by their junior or adult leader.

NO Matches or Fire Starter, unless if told to bring it.  (SPL, ASPL or Troop Guide will provide as needed)

Do not bring electric toys, games, radio, ipad or other electronic devices. Cell phones OK, but only for calling at end of camp, any other use will cause phone to be locked up till the end of camp.