Paul Bunyan / Leadership Campout 2006

TROOP 10

Junior Leadership Campout – Paul Bunyan Award=

March 3, 4 & 5, 2006

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Purpose: &nb= sp; a Pack-in & Pack-out campout (1/4 mile hike in and out = to patrol campsites) that follows up on the Troop’s Junior Leader Training. During the campout, Scouts will work on earning the Paul Bunyan Award and will emplace orientee= ring points for use with first year Scouts during the spring. Scouts will be organized into spec= ial patrols and Several Scouts will take a turn leading as patrols compete with each other in accomplishing a series of tasks throughout the campout.<= /o:p>

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Locations: The location for the March 3rd, Fr= iday night, "lock-in" will be the Overland Trail Elem= entary School Gymnasium at 6225 West 133rd Street. Scouts should arrive between 6 and 7PM, having already eaten dinner. & Greg Spies’ Farm South Kansas City=

Registrati= on:&nb= sp; P= lease signup at Troop Meetings thru February 27, 2006. Or with:

Chuck Gibson, quartermaster@bsatroop10.org, John McCabe, campmaster@bsatro= op10.org

WHO SHOULD ATTEND: All Scouts Star Rank or higher, as well as Scouts needing additional camping ni= ghts for OA eligibility; Plus, any older Scouts interested in helping our new Sc= outs

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Schedule/ACTIVITIES:

&= nbsp; Overnight Lock-In 6:00pm, Friday, March 3rd Overland Trail Elementary School

= ; Move to campsite 7:00am Saturday mo= rning campout outside Saturday night

&nb= sp; Retu= rn home Sunday morning

activities:&nbs= p; Schedule of Events

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Friday Night – Lock-in Location

By-patrol equipment check

By-patrol Scout led classes

Leadership Q&A panel=

Patrol Skits<= /p>
Patrol Leader Breakout sessions

Saturday

Wake up / Breakfast / Load, prep fo= r move to Spies Farm

Establish campsites

Paul Bunyan project/Cemetery clean-= up/Orienteering/‘Save Johnny Log’

Patrols cook supper

Sunday

Breakfast

Chapel

Break camp

Equipment Needed:   <= span style=3D'font-family:Arial;color:black'> (consult your Scout Handbook for a complete list)

Ø      =       Weather appropriate clothing (long-sleeve shirt for brush-clearing, extra dry cloth= ing to change into at night)

Ø      =       Sturdy Boots or shoes & extra pair shoes.

Ø      =       Sleeping Bag – Ground Mat

Ø      =       Mess Kit (bowl, plate, insulated cup, knife, fork, spoon)

Ø      =       Rain Gear

Ø      =       Canteen or water bottle

Ø      =       Bug Spray, Suntan Loti= on & Hat

Ø      =       Flashlight

Ø      =       Cooking Utensils needed

Ø      =       Food for all meals, menus, food costs lists

Ø      =       Compass

Ø      =       First Aid Kit

Ø      =       Toilet Paper

Ø      =       Patrol tents & tarps – Troop Quartermaster will have these available at campsite.

(The Troop does not provide these f= or Adults)

Ø = SCOUT HANDBOOK (pen & paper)

Cost:&nb= sp; $15.00 per Scout + Saturday PM & Sunday AM food costs

TRUCK LOADING:&n= bsp; One of the dads of a participating = Scout will need to drive the troop truck to and from the campout. Please contact Chuck Gibson to volunteer. SPL, ASPL, PLs and quartermasters are responsible to load the truck on Thursday, at 6:00pm AND= to unload the troop truck on Sunday morning. Meet at Troop 10 Storage Loc= ker at 133^rd & Hol= mes Road in Martin= City.

Directions: &= nbsp; Take 135th Street east until it turns into Hwy. 150 just past Stateline Road. Continue on Hwy 150 east and turn = right (south) on Holmes Road. Take Holmes Road south to 195th Street. Turn left (east) on 195th Street. Take 195th 3.2 miles until it ends= . You will be at the campsite.<= /o:p>

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