

TROOP 10
NOVEMBER “FEAST” CAMPOUT
November 13th & 14th,
2004
Location: Camp Earnst, 18302 State Line Road
(Directions provided below).
Departure: Meet
at Prairie Star Middle School; Saturday, November 13th @ 7:00am. We will depart PSMS promptly at 7:30am.
(We will return home after we
break camp Sunday, around 10:30am)
If you plan to arrive
late, leave early or leave during the campout, you MUST contact our
Scoutmaster, Bill Haner, before the campout
(6:00 pm Friday deadline)
or
you may not get credit for the campout.
Contact info: 913-814-9077 scoutmaster@bsatroop10.org
Cost: ADULTS: $20.00 (please pay Troop Treasurer)
SCOUTS: $15.00 (plus patrol costs)
Activities:
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Saturday:
Camp setup, Lunch, Scoutcraft / Rank advancement, Fun / Games / Free
time, Ironwoods Challenge Course or Commando – Capture the Flag &
Conservation Project, Feast, Campfire
(All Patrols have a skit prepared)
Conservation
Project and Climbing Wall (Leawood Ironwoods Park)
1.
Ironwoods Challenge Course - First 20 Scouts to submit $30
fee will take on the Challenge Course at Ironwoods Park (147th and Mission).
See Details below.
2.
Conservation Project and Commando - Those not participating in the
Challenge Course will perform a Conservation Project (required for camping
merit badge) and then Commando games.
·
Sunday: Breakfast,
Worship Service, Break Camp
Food/Cooking Format:
·
Saturday lunch – Everyone bring a sack lunch.
·
Saturday FEAST (supper):
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All ingredients will be purchased & supplied by the
troop.
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Every patrol will be responsible for cooking a menu item
(side
dish) for the Feast.
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Patrols will be assigned a side dish at the Troop Meetings.
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Adults will prepare the Main Courses
·
Sunday Breakfast – Patrols will be
responsible for bringing and preparing a “hot” breakfast for the scouts in
their patrol. Adults will cook & eat as the “old Goat” patrol.
Equipment Needed: You will need cold weather clothing, extra dry
clothing to change into at night (socks, sweats, t-shirts, stocking hats,
etc.), cold weather sleeping bag, ground mat, eating mess kit, and rain
gear. Patrols need to work together to
make sure that patrol tents and cooking boxes (cleaned and properly stocked)
are brought to camp by assigned patrol members. . If you have Patrol Equipment (tents, tarps,
stoves, cooking equipment), make sure it makes it to this campout even if you
aren’t attending. Call your patrol leader, if he
doesn’t call you by Wednesday, November 10th. Patrol Quartermasters
must speak to the Troop Quartermaster, Greg Spies; quartermaster@bsatroop10.org
913-338-4354; if ANY additional equipment is needed
(i.e. cooking grates, bricks, tent poles, tent pegs, tarps, tents). Paper goods
& cups will not be provided.
Registration: Please sign-up at Troop Meetings, or e-mail Rick Isham at campmaster@bsatroop10.org
Coordinating Patrol: The
coordinating patrol will be the Flaming Arrow Patrol. One of the parents
of a Flaming Arrow Patrol Scout will need to drive the troop truck to and from
the campout. The Flaming Arrow Patrol Scouts and ALL quartermasters are
responsible to load the truck on Friday, November 12th at 6:00pm and
unload the troop truck on Sunday morning.
Directions: Take 143rd Street east
to Hwy 150 south (right). Take first
exit, Holmes Road south (right). Drive
3.0 miles south on Holmes to the first STOP sign. Take 171st Street right (west). 171st Street becomes 172nd
Street. Turn left onto Rolling Hills
Road at “Bryant Cemetery”. Take a right
(west) on 175th Street at the STOP sign. Go 0.5 miles west to Stateline Road. Take a left (south) on Stateline Road. Go 1.0 mile to a drive on the right (west) at 18302 State Line
Road. Turn right and drive about 0.2
miles to a house where the drive turns to the right (north). Slowly proceed up
the drive to the north until you reach the parking area.
Ironwoods
Challenge Course – Troop 10 has the opportunity to take on the Ironwoods
Challenge Course in Ironwoods Park at 147th and Mission Road. The first 20 Scouts
to signup and submit a $30 fee (over and above the campout costs) to the Troop
Treasurer will get to participate.
This will be a very memorable event for all those who participate. “Safety” and “Challenge by Choice” will be
emphasized by highly trained facilitators as the boys traverse the course over
three 50-foot structures. We will also get to climb a 50-foot rock wall.
We will leave
from the campsite at approximately 9:30 and return by 3:30. Bring your sack lunch! This experience will allow many of the
Climbing and Repelling merit badge requirements to be checked off.
Contact
Rick Isham with questions. (campmaster@bsatroop10.org).
Note: Those participating will miss our yearly
conservation project needed for the camping merit badge (requirement #9C), and
will need to make that up at a future campout.

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