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ED BRYANT SCOUT
RESERVATION
Camp Form Packet
Summer 2013
ED BRYANT SCOUT RESERVATION
Directions and Map
Ed Bryant Scout Reservation is approximately 75 miles northwest of Madison and approximately 75 miles southeast of La
Crosse.
From the Madison area: Exit off Interstate Hwy 90-94 at Exit 79 (Lyndon Station, County Hwy HH). Travel north on County Hwy
HH to State Hwy 82 (about 5 1/3 miles). Turn left on State Hwy 82 and follow until County Hwy HH turns off and goes north again
(about 2 ¾ miles). Follow County Hwy HH; it will terminate at County Hwy G (about 5 ½ miles). Turn right on County Hwy G.
Camp will be on the right side of the highway after about 2 ½ miles. Kozy’s Pizza, on the left side of the road, is just a short distance
before the camp drive (right side of road).
From the west (or those who missed the Lyndon Station exit): Exit off Interstate Hwy 90-94 at Exit 69 (Mauston, State Hwy 82).
Drive west into Mauston. Turn right on State Hwy 58 (traffic lights). Travel north about 6 7/8 miles to County Hwy G (do not take the
County Hwy G that is in town). Turn right on County Hwy G and travel about 4 miles to camp. Camp is on the left side of the
highway, just after a bend in the road. If you miss the camp entrance, turn around at Kozy’s Pizza (which will be on the right side of
the road).
County G –
4 Miles to Camp
How to get to
Ed Bryant Scout Reservation
About 75 Miles from Madison
Ed Bryant
Scout
Reservation
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County G –
2 ½ Miles to Camp
County HH – About 5 ½ Miles
State Hwy 58
– About 6 7/8 Miles
State Hwy 82 – About 2 ¾ Miles
Exit 69 
State HWY 82
County HH – About 5 1/3 Miles
 Exit 79
Lyndon Station
UNIT LEADER’S COUNTDOWN
CHECKLIST
It is very important that leaders review this list and BE PREPARED for the summer camp
experience. In the past, failure of some leaders to do so has created some real problems for
their Scouts. For example, medical forms are ABSOLUTE requirements. The medical forms will not be
returned, so please bring copies. An equipment use request form must be sent in advance. Two updated
copies of the “Unit Camp Roster” must be brought with you on check-in day. Please help us make the
camping experience enjoyable for everyone.
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Before leaving camp (or as soon as possible afterwards): Reserve a campsite and a camping date.
A reservation fee is required if you have not been to camp in the last year. The fee is $100.00 and is
non-refundable. $50.00 will be credited toward the unit’s total camp fee; often units will use this
towards the following year’s campsite reservation fee.
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Before February 1st: A unit confirmation fee of $250.00 is due. (This fee is in addition to your
reservation fee.) This fee reconfirms your site reservation. This full fee will be credited to the unit’s
total camp fee.
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March 18th: Attend the Camp Leaders’ Meeting. St. Stephen’s Lutheran Church, 5700 Pheasant Hill
Road, Monona, WI.
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Obtain commitments from adult leaders who will assist at camp (See Adults Leader Policy).
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Arrange for Order of the Arrow unit elections.
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Have a “Camp Promotion/Parents’ Night” with the help of an OA election/camp promotion team.
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Distribute National BSA Health Forms and (if needed) “Prescription Medication Forms.”
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Encourage graduating Webelos to attend camp with your unit.
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Before March 14th: If any Scout is in need of a Campership, be sure the completed application is
received at the Glacier’s Edge Council Service Center.
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Before April 12th: Send the “Summer Camp Fee Payment” form, a copy of “Unit Camp Roster”
and all camping fees to the Glacier’s Edge Council (Madison) Service Center. No early payments
discounts are given after April 12. FOS discounts for qualified units apply to Scout fees paid by May
10.
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Counsel Scouts regarding merit badges and other activities available at camp.
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Review camp standards and regulations with Scouts.
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Before June 1st: Send directly to camp the “EBSR Equipment Use Request Form” and a copy of the
“Merit Badge Worksheet.”
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Three weeks before camp: Obtain your tour permit.
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Have updated “Unit Camp Rosters” (at least two copies) to be turned in upon arrival at camp. ALL
Scouts and adults must be registered with a unit in the Boy Scouts of America.
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Make sure that all medical forms are completed and turned in to you. All health forms must be the
new forms now required by the Boy Scouts of America and must not be more than a year old at the
time the Scout is at camp and the doctor or licensed health care practitioner’s signature must not be
more than a year old.
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Make sure to collect all signed Off of Camp Property Approval forms for Scouts participating in any
off camp property activities.
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Check all your paperwork that is to be turned in when you arrive (pg. 3).
Drive safely to Ed Bryant Scout Reservation and prepare to have a great time!
(Camp gate opens at 12:15 PM.)
TROOP CAMP ROSTER
Submit with fees
Troop No. : ___________ City: ______________________________________ State: _______ Date: ________________
District/Council: ____________________________________ Campsite: __________________________ Week: ________
Adult Leader in Charge: __________________________ Telephone: (_____)___________ e-mail: ____________________
Address: __________________________________ City: ______________________ State: ______ ZIP: ______________
2nd Adult Leader in Charge: _______________________ Telephone: (_____)___________ e-mail: ____________________
Address: __________________________________ City: ______________________ State: ______ ZIP: ______________
Total Scouts: _________ Total Adult Leaders: _________
Senior Patrol Leader: __________________________________________
Name of Adult Leader
Boy Scout Leader
Specific Training
Days/Nights in Camp
(Circle)
Yes
No
S M T W T F S
Yes
No
S M T W T F S
Yes
No
S M T W T F S
Yes
No
S M T W T F S
Yes
No
S M T W T F S
Telephone Number
Yes
No
S M T W T F S
(If more room is needed, additional copies of this form may be made.)
Patrols as they will be at camp:
Patrol Name: ____________________________
Name of Scout
Patrol Leader: _______________________________
Telephone
Number
Rank
Years at
EBSR
(Page 2 for Additional Patrols)
(Bring two updated copies of this form and your receipts to camp)
Troop No. : ___________ City: ______________________________________ State: _______ Date: ________________
District/Council: ____________________________________ Campsite: __________________________ Week: ________
Patrols as they will be at camp:
Patrol Name: ____________________________
Name of Scout
Patrol Name: ____________________________
Name of Scout
Patrol Name: ____________________________
Name of Scout
Patrol Leader: _______________________________
Telephone
Number
Rank
Years at
EBSR
Patrol Leader: _______________________________
Telephone
Number
Rank
Years at
EBSR
Patrol Leader: _______________________________
Telephone
Number
Rank
(If more room is needed, additional copies of this form may be made.)
(Bring two updated copies of this form to camp)
Years at
EBSR
ED BRYANT SCOUT RESERVATION
EQUIPMENT USE REQUEST FORM
Madison Service Center:
Camp FAX:
Camp Phone:
Properties Manager:
(608) 273-1005
Mail by June 1st to: Ed Bryant Scout Reservation
(608) 847-7778
N 6960 County Highway G
(608) 847-7241 (6/10 – 8/15)
Mauston, WI 53948-9564
(608) 847-7778
e-mail: brownsea628@yahoo.com
Troop No. : __________ City: ____________________________________________ State: __________
Week No. : __________ Site: ____________________________________________ Number of Patrols: _____________
We need the following equipment delivered to our campsite. (Please indicate the total number of each item that you will need
for the entire troop.)
________ Picnic Table
________ 12 x 16 Tarp
________ Complete chuck box (includes BSA patrol cook kit, chef kit, staples,
dishwashing and sanitation supplies will be provided)
________ Empty chuck box
________ Dutch oven
________ Griddle
Additional items (shovels, saws, etc. may be checked out at the Quartermaster’s Window)
Each unit is required by the Boy Scouts of America to have all tents labeled with “No Flames In Tent.” If you wish to have
your tents stenciled, we can provide that service. If you do not wish to have your tents labeled, you must provide some other
type of signage on each tent that says, “No Flames In Tent.”
It is expected that all patrol equipment will be returned cleaned and ready for the next unit to use. If the camp staff must clean
your equipment upon checkout, there will be an additional fee charged (to be determined by the Camp Manager).
Units are responsible for the careful use of the equipment and facilities of Ed Bryant Scout Reservation.
Lost or damaged items will be replaced by the unit. (Note: Tarps are especially easy to damage.)
Each unit should bring their U.S. Flag, unit flag, and patrol flags.
Mail, FAX or e-mail by June 1st to Ed Bryant Scout Reservation
SUNDAY “IN A NUTSHELL”
What to Expect on Sunday When You Arrive at
Ed Bryant Scout Reservation
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Camp gates open at 12:15 PM. Registration and check-in run until 3:00 PM.
Meet a unit guide in the parking lot. The unit guide will have any updates on the following
procedures.
Leaders should have all of their unit’s
SUNDAY’S PAPERWORK
- Two copies of the updated roster of all Scouts and adults in camp.
paperwork together.
- Copies of signed medical forms for everyone in camp.
One leader should supervise the unloading
- GEC “Camp Prescription Medicine Form(s)” for all medications.
of all personal gear to a spot indicated by
- Copy of all paid receipts from the GEC Scout Service Center
the unit guide.
- Proof of insurance for unit if not from Glacier’s Edge Council.
One adult leader and the senior patrol
- Copy of unit’s tour permit.
leader will go to the Peter Rice building to
- Signed Off of Camp Property Approval form for any Scout taking
start the registration and check-in process.
Baden-Powell II or “The Castle Rock Experience.”
For those Scouts who choose to carry all
- Signed GEC “Camp Scout Early Release Request” form of any
of their personal gear into and out of
Scout who will be leaving early.
camp, there is a special camp patch
available. For those Scouts who choose not to carry their gear, one vehicle per unit will be allowed
into camp for hauling gear to the campsite.
One unit vehicle will be allowed to drive to the campsite with gear. This vehicle must be unloaded
immediately and returned to the parking lot ASAP. Each site has a hardened pad on which to park a
vehicle while it is being unloaded. Vehicles are not to be driven into the campsites nor are they to
block the service roads.
Unit Guides: Each unit has available to then a unit guide who will assist unit leaders with getting the
unit to its campsite and to each place for orientation and health/swim checks. Unit’s whose leadership
feels comfortable with handling this on its own may choose to forgo a unit guide.
Units will walk to their campsite. They will carry all of their personal and unit gear from the service
road to the spot where they will set up their unit site.
Units will walk to the Fellowship Hall for commissary/quartermaster/dining orientations.
Units will walk to the swimming beach for health checks followed by swim checks. Scouts and
leaders will need to bring all of their medications, including non-prescription medicines, with them.
All campers need to bring their swimsuits, sunscreen, and beach towels with them. Changing
facilities are located at the beach.
Units will return to their campsites to continue setup.
At 5:30 PM, units will gather at the parade ground in full Boy Scout field uniform for a camp-wide
flag retreat and unit photographs.
DRESS CODE: All Scouts and Scouters are required to wear the Boy Scout field uniform at
all flag ceremonies and in-house breakfasts and dinners. At all other times, when not in
uniform, all Scouts and Scouters will wear:
– Either jeans, long pants, or regular shorts (no cut-offs);
– Either a unit or Scouting t-shirt, or a plain t-shirt (no promotional/logoed t-shirts, no t-shirts
for non-Scouting activities/events, no crop-tops, no cut-ups);
– Shoes with closed toes at all times when walking in camp.
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Camp-wide dinner will follow the unit photographs.
At 6:30 PM, there will be an adult leaders’ meeting in the Nelson Lodge, while the Scouts go on a
tour of the camp.
At 7:30 PM, there will be a campfire program for the first-year campers put on by the camp staff.
Taps is at 10:30 PM. All campers must be back in their campsites. Other campers should not be able
to hear your unit.
Wisconsin State Code requires that all medications brought to camp by campers shall be in the original
container clearly labeled to include: Client’s name, name of prescribing physician, prescription number,
date prescribed, name of medication, and directions for use.
All medications shall be stored in a locked container(s) along with the records of dispensation.
In addition, the parent/legal guardian shall provide the following written instructions, as prescribed by the
physician, and the parent/legal guardian shall give written consent for the unit adult leadership or the
camp health office staff to directly monitor the self-dispensation and self-administration of medications to
campers under 18 years of age.
Camper’s Name: _______________________________________
Unit (type and number): ___________________________
Physician’s Name (Printed): _____________________________________
Physician’s Telephone Number: (______)__________________
PARENT/LEGAL GUARDIAN CONSENT
Signature: ____________________________________________________
Printed Name: _________________________________________
Date: __________________
Emergency Telephone: (_____)______________________
Unit Camp Leader’s Signature: __________________________________________
(List no more than two medications per form. Use additional forms as needed.)
Name of Medication:
Dosage:
Dosage:
Frequency:
Frequency:
Route:
Route:
Duration:
Duration:
Instructions:
Instructions:
Adverse Reactions:
Adverse Reactions:
Specify conditions when contact should be made with the physician:
Specify conditions when contact should be made with the physician:
CAMPSITE _____________________
Name of Medication:
UNIT (type & no.) _____________________
The unit adult leadership or the camp health office staff at one of the Glacier’s Edge Council camps
(Camp Indian Trails or Ed Bryant Scout Reservation) has my permission to directly monitor the selfdispensation and self-administration of the medications listed below to my child.
NAME ______________________________________________________
CAMP PRESCRIPTION MEDICATION FORM
SCOUT EARLY RELEASE FROM CAMP REQUEST
Scouts desiring to leave the camp prior to their unit’s departure, or not as a part of a unit, must have a release signed by their
parents or guardian and approved by the unit leader. Scouts should normally only be permitted to leave accompanied by their
parents or guardian. A photo I.D. may be needed as proof of identification from the adult picking up the youth.
In an emergency, it may not be possible for a parent or guardian to sign the release. In this event, sufficient information must be
recorded attesting to the telephone call or means of communication by which word arrived asking for the release of the Scout.
This information should document the person from whom the call was received, verify telephone confirmation of the parent or
guardian asking or release of the Scout, and give detailed reasons for the release.
Request is made that Scout: ________________________________________________
Scout’s Home Address: ___________________________________________ City: ______________________ State: _______
Council: _______________________________________________________ Unit (type and no.): _______________________
Be permitted to leave
(Circle one)
Camp Indian Trails
Ed Bryant Scout Reservation
for the following reasons: _________________________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________________________________________
Scout to leave: Date: ______________ Time: _______________ Method of Travel: __________________________________
Accompanied by: ________________________________________________________________________________________
In signing this request, BSA and parents or guardians mutually acknowledge that there will be no refund of camp fee unless
deemed appropriate by the camping committee and only after appropriate forms are completed on time; that the Council’s health
and accident insurance terminates with the Scout’s departure from the Scout camp; the BSA or its representatives shall not be
liable for any loss or injury to the Scout’s person or property.
Request made by: (Parent or guardian’s signature required
except as noted for emergency departure requests.)
Parent’s or Guardian’s signature: _______________________________________________________
Address: ______________________________________________________ City: ____________________ State: _________
Telephone (H): (_______)________________________
(W): (_______)_______________________
Request made (date and time): _________________________________________________________
Unit Camp Leader’s signature: __________________________________________________________
ONSITE RELEASE
Before leaving one of the Glacier’s Edge Council camps (Camp Indian Trails or Ed Bryant Scout Reservation), the Scout and unit
leader must receive approval from the camp manager or authorized representative.
APPROVALS: ____________________________________ Unit (type and no.): _______________ Date: ________________
Unit Camp Leader
__________________________________________
Camp Manager or Authorized Representative
I request exemption on religious grounds from all vaccination and/or immunizations required for attendance
at one of the summer camps operated by the Glacier’s Edge Council, Boy Scouts of America (Camp Indian
Trails or Ed Bryant Scout Reservation). I understand that a medical evaluation and screening by a
physician is necessary to reduce the possibility of exposing other camp participants to a communicable
disease.
I further request to be exempted from all medical treatment enroute to, from, and during this Scout
encampment.
hereby release and agree to hold harmless, the Boy Scouts of America and any of its officers, agents and
representatives from any liability which might arise during Scouting activities by virtue of this exemption. It
is further understood that should an emergency arise, (name) ___________________________________
(telephone) (_____)_____________________ will be notified immediately. In the event that they cannot be
located immediately, the Boy Scouts of America authorities may make such temporary measures, as they
deem necessary.
_______________________________________
Print name
Address: _____________________________________________________
City: ________________________ State: _______ ZIP: ______________
Date: _______________________
19-452
CAMPSITE _____________________
________________________________________
Signature
UNIT (type & no.) _________________
In consideration of these exemptions, I understand that I accept complete responsibility for my health, and I
NAME _______________________________________________________
ADULT REQUEST FOR RELIGIOUS EXEMPTION FROM
MEDICAL CARE AND TREATMENT DURING CAMP
We request that _____________________________________ , age _______ , of
(City) _________________________________________ , (State) ____________
be exempt on religious grounds from vaccination and/or immunizations required for attendance at one of
the summer camps operated by the Glacier’s Edge Council, Boy Scouts of America (Camp Indian Trails or
Ed Bryant Scout Reservation). We understand that a medical evaluation and screening by a physician is
necessary to reduce the possibility of exposing other camp participants to a communicable disease.
We further request that ____________________________________ be exempt from all medical treatment
In consideration of these exemptions, it is understood that we accept complete responsibility for the health
of this minor, and we hereby release and agree to hold harmless, the Boy Scouts of America and any of its
officers, agents and representatives from any liability which might arise during Scouting activities by virtue
of this exemption. It is further understood that should an emergency arise, we will be notified immediately.
In the event that the undersigned cannot be located immediately, the Boy Scouts of America authorities
may make such temporary measures, as they deem necessary.
____________________________________
Signature of mother (legal guardian)
Date: _______________________
Date: ____________________
List telephone numbers(s) where either or both of the above signed legal guardians can be reached in the
event of an emergency:
Home: (_____)___________________
Home: (_____)___________________
Work: (_____)___________________
Work: (_____)___________________
Other: (_____)___________________
Other: (_____)___________________
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CAMPSITE _____________________
_____________________________________
Signature of father (legal guardian)
UNIT (type & no.) _________________
enroute to, from, and during this Scout encampment.
NAME _______________________________________________________
YOUTH REQUEST FOR RELIGIOUS EXEMPTION FROM
MEDICAL CARE AND TREATMENT DURING CAMP
“Rockin’ the Rock”
APPROVAL OF PARENTS OR GUARDIANS
Programs for Older Youths
For Off-of-Camp-Property Program Activities
First name and middle initial
Last Name
Address
Birth date (month/day/year)
Additional address (need street address if you have a P.O. Box)
This form is needed for:
- Out-of-Camp Wilderness
Survival Merit Badge
- Specialty Session—Climbing
- Specialty Session—
Sailing/Water Sports
City
(
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(
Area code and telephone number (home)
)
State
Zip Code
Area code and telephone number (parent’s work)
Parents or guardians must read this statement before approving application.
I hereby approve and agree to all of the terms and conditions of this application and certify to its correctness. Further, I certify that this Scout
can meet the health and physical fitness requirements of the activity and that a current Personal Health and Medical Record form has been
submitted to the Glacier’s Edge Council of the Boy Scouts of America.
Water Activities
Off-of-Camp-Property Activities
In the event that the activity takes place in or near water, I certify
that this Scout is (check one):
In the event of an activity taking place off of the property of the Ed
Bryant Scout Reservation, my son/daughter has my permission to
take part in such activity. The activity may include canoeing,
sailing, biking or traveling by vehicle to the Woodman Center for
an overnight stay for Wilderness Survival merit badge. During
“Specialty or High Adventure Sessions,” this may include a sailing
outpost activity or a day (or overnight) trip to Devil’s Lake State
Park for climbing activities. I understand that qualified supervision
will be provided for all such activities.
____non-swimmer
____beginning swimmer
____advanced swimmer
____BSA Lifeguard
All such activities are to be conducted within the guidelines of the
Safe Swim Defense, No. 34370, Safety Afloat, No. 34159 as may
be appropriate.
Waiver of Claims
In consideration of the benefits to be derived from participation in this Scout activity, any and all claims against the Boy Scouts of America,
Glacier’s Edge Council of BSA, and their chartered organization, or against the officers, employees, agents, or other representatives of any of
them, or any other persons working under their direction or engaged in the conduct of their affairs, arising out of any accident, illness, injury,
damage, or other loss or harm to/or incurred or suffered by the applicant named above or to his property, in connection with or incidental to the
activity, including preliminary training and travel, are hereby expressly waived by the applicant and the applicant’s family or guardians.
Medical Release
In the event of illness or injury occurring to my son while involved in this Scout activity, I consent to X-ray examination, anesthesia, and/or
medical or surgical diagnostic procedures or treatment considered necessary in the best judgment of the attending physician and performed by
or under the supervision of a member of the medical staff of the hospital furnishing medical services. It is understood that in the event of a
serious illness or injury, reasonable efforts to reach me will be attempted.
Personal physician: ____________________________________
Approval
Insurance company: ____________________________________
Signature: ____________________________ Date: __________
Father/Guardian
Policy No.: ___________________________________________
Physician’s Telephone No. : (_______)_____________________
Signature: ____________________________ Date: __________
Mother/Guardian
PERSONAL GEAR CHECKLIST
The following is a suggested list for all campers staying the week. Keep in mind that baggage space may be limited
when traveling to camp. Your completed medical form SIGNED BY A DOCTOR OR LICENSED HEALTH-CARE
PRACTITIONER and PARENT or GUARDIAN is required. Medical forms will not be returned, so please bring a
copy of the original. The medical form and the prescription medication form (if on any medication) are to be given to
the unit leader/advisor before leaving for camp. Your swimsuit, sunscreen, and a beach towel should be at the top of
your duffel bag/backpack and easy to find.
Required Forms:
[ ] Medical Form (a copy)
[ ] Prescription Medication Form (if applicable)
Clothing (Clothing & personal gear must be tagged with the Scout’s name)
[ ] Boy Scout Summer Uniform
[ ] Scouting T-shirts
[ ] Scout Shirt
[ ] Shorts (no cut offs)
[ ] Scout Neckerchief or Bolo
[ ] Jeans or Long Pants
[ ] Scout Neckerchief Slide
[ ] Belt
[ ] Scout Shorts
[ ] Underwear
[ ] Scout Belt
[ ] Socks
[ ] Scout Cap
[ ] Handkerchiefs
[ ] OA Sash (if applicable)
[ ] Swimming trunks (no speedos) and towel
[ ] Poncho or Rain Suit
[ ] Clothing necessary for clothes inflation if working
[ ] Jacket or Windbreaker
on Swimming or Lifesaving merit badges
[ ] Sweater or Sweatshirt
(long regular pants – no jeans or sweatpants –
[ ] Hiking Boots or Leather Shoes
long-sleeved, button-up shirt, belt, socks, and
[ ] Sneakers
shoes) These clothes will be getting wet!!
[ ] Tevas or Shower Shoes
Personal Toiletries
[ ] Soap (in plastic case or bag)
[ ] Shampoo (small bottle)
[ ] Washcloth and Towel
[ ] Toothbrush and Toothpaste
[ ] Dental Floss
[ ] Comb or Brush
[ ] Laundry Bag
[ ] Metal Mirror (non-glass)
[ ] Insect Repellent (non-aerosol only)
[ ] Sunscreen (SPF 15 minimum)
[ ] Medication (if applicable)
Required Gear
[ ] Backpack or Duffel Bag
[ ] Sleeping Bag or 2 Warm Blankets
[ ] Pillow
[ ] Flashlight & Extra Batteries
[ ] Mess Kit (if required by your unit)
[ ] Drinking Cup (if required by your unit)
[ ] Canteen or Water Bottle
Optional Gear
[ ] Air Mattress or Sleeping Pad
[ ] Compass
Personal
[ ] Boy Scout Handbook
[ ] Merit Badge Pamphlets
[ ] Note Pad or Paper
[ ] Pen or Pencil
[ ] Wristwatch
[ ] Alarm Clock
[ ] Camera and Film
[ ] Sewing Kit
[ ] Sunglasses
[ ] Fanny Pack or Day Pack
[ ] Cord/Rope/Clothes Pins
[ ] Totin’ Chip card & Fire’m Chit card
[ ] Pocket Knife
[ ] Hiking Staff/Stave
[ ] Lawn Chair or Folding Camp Stool
[ ] Frisbee
[ ] Fishing Gear
[ ] Postage stamps for mailing postcards or letters
[ ] Spending Money, $30 – $40
Check your Boy Scout Handbook for more detailed information
DO NOT BRING VIDEO GAMES, PORTABLE RADIOS, ELECTRONIC TOYS OR SHEATH KNIVES.
DO NOT PACK SNACKS IN GEAR BAG—RACCOON, CHIPMUNKS AND SKUNKS
LOVE MIDNIGHT SNACKS!!
Sample Patrol Duty Roster
Name
Monday
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Tuesday
Tuesday
Wednesday Wednesday
Thursday
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Friday
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Dinner
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Dinner
Lunch
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Dinner
Lunch
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Patrol
Patrol
Patrol
Leader
Leader
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Leader
Leader
Leader
Leader
Asst. Patrol
Asst. Patrol
Asst. Patrol
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Asst. Patrol
Asst. Patrol
Asst. Patrol
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Scout's Names
Handicraft
DNR Boater Safety
Shooting Health
Boardsailing, BSA *
Catamaran Sailing *
Climbing *
Motorboating *
Mountain Biking (Cycling) *
Water Sports*
Aquatics
Archery
Rifle Shooting
Shotgun Shooting *
Emergency Preparedness
First Aid
Art
Basketry
Indian Lore
Leatherwork / Wood Carving
Space Exploration
Small-Boat Sailing *
Canoeing *
Swimming
Lifesaving *
Instructional Swim
Wilderness Survival *
Astronomy
Bird Study
Energy
Environmental Science *
Forestry / Nature
Geology / Soil & Water Conservation
Mamm. Study / Rept. & Amphib. Study
Oceanography / Weather
Insect Study
Pioneering
Baden-Powell I—Intermediate
Camping
Cooking
Orienteering
Baden-Powell I—Basic (Meets 2X/day)
EBSR MERIT BADGE PLANNING SHEET
Final List published after leaders meeting in March
Troop # ____________________ Week (Date): _______________Site:____________________
(*) Limited to second-year or advanced campers. (+) Requires an Off of Camp Property Approval form
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