Camping Equipment Checklist (Page 3 of 3) in pdf

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Camping gear worth considering:

Thermarest mattresses

LED Lights/Hands Free Units ~ A handy item for setting up a tent in the dark

Pocketknives ~ Knives that not only folding, but also lock. For safety reasons, the blade

should be no longer than the width of the Scout's palm and have a lock to prevent

injuries.

Sharpening stone and honing oil ~ A sharp knife is always safer than a dull one.

Some Advice:

A Note about equipment usage:

If you want to borrow something that belongs to another Scout, follow these three simple rules:

Ask before using and respect their right to say no.

Treat the borrowed item with the UTMOST respect.

Ask if you don't understand how to use it correctly, ask for direction.

Remember to show respect for one another.

Note: Klondike Derby

The following items are required for each sled entering into the race. Each sled team has 5 to 8

Scouts.

Sled

Patrol Flag

Food (Lunch)

Shelter or Tents or Tarp used for shelter

Scout Handbook

Scout Field book

Compass

Patrol First Aid Kit

Ace Bandages (Old Neckerchiefs do count)

Two Poles 6-8 feet long

Rope - 6 feet long, one per Scout

Pen and Paper

Two Blankets

Patrol Roster

Fire Starting Kit

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