What's New

• New Pictures from Freeze-o-ree
• New Pictures from Doodletown Hike
• Troop Youth Leadership Training, Monday Dec. 28th, 9am-4pm

Sign Up Sheets

• Dec. 28 (Mon.) Troop Leadership Training Sign up here

• Dec. 15 (Tues.) Troop Swim Night at LCBMS, Confirmed Date Sign up here

• Sign up for a Scout Master Conference - Sign up here
• Sign up for a Board of Review - Sign up here
• Add ideas for Proposed Troop 174 Activities - Sign up here

Calendar of Events

2009

 December 2009

• 2 (Wed.)  .. Patrol Leader's Council
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• When: 7:00 - 8:30 pm 
• Who: SPL, ASPL, Patrol Leaders, Asst. Patrol Leaders & Scribe.  Scouts are expected to wear dress shirt.
• Where: Grace Lutheran
• Agenda:  
• Review Program so far, disscuss any Toop concerns or issues.
• Plan December Troop Meetings.
• Plan December and January Events (overnights, hikes, etc.).
• Patrols Leaders Report on progress.
• 3 (Thurs.)    Adult Leader Meeting 8:00 -9:30 p.m. location Grange Hall, 99 Moseman, Yorktown Heights, NY. 
• Finalize and sign unit charter.
• Finalize and sign off on Quality Unit goals for 2009, establish goals for 2010.
• Review Calendar
• Review Program.
• 5 (Sat.) .. Troop Hike to Doodletown and Fort Montgomery 09:00 am Sign up here

    

• WHERE: Hike to Fort Montomery near Bear Mountain State Park. 
• DROP OFF: 09:00 am Saturday at Grace Lutheran
• PICK UP: 2:00 pm Saturday at at Grace Lutheran
• DESCRIPTION: Fort Montgomery is the name of a fortification built on the Hudson River during the American Revolution. It was one of the first major investments by the Americans in strategic construction projects. It is a National Historic Landmark and is owned and operated by the state of New York as Fort Montgomery State Historic Site.  We will start south of the Bear Mountian Inn hike along the 1777 Trail used by 2,100 British, Loyalist and Hessian troops on Oct. 6, 1777 as they stormed Forts Clinton and Montgomery.  We will stop at a Museum honoring early Boy Scout Leaders and after hiking under the Bear Mountian bridge end up at the Fort Montgomery fort and museum. 
• TIME: About four hours.
• BRING: Day pack, lunch, and water (2 liters).
• MAP: NY-NJTC Map #4 (Harriman-Bear Mtn. Trails)
• For further information contact Mr. Hank Gower (phone number can be found on password-protected pages)

• 7 (Mon.)   .. Troop and Parent Meeting 7:30 p.m.  Wear Dress Uniform (see Proposed Troop Uniform Guidelines). 
• Troop Meeting:
• TBA
• Patrol Meetings:
• TBA
• Parents Meeting:
• Deadline for adults to pay $16 registration fee to remain a Troop 174 Sustaining member, or if you wish pay $25 to be a recognized as a Troop 174 Sponsor, or if you wish pay $50 to be recognized as a Troop 174 Benefactor.  It is expected that at least one adult from every family register as a sustaining member.  Give check payable to "BSA Troop 174" to the Troop Treasurer, Mr. Bruce. Contact Mr. Bruce or Mr. Davies if you have questions.
• 12 (Sat.) Council Rechartering Deadline.
• 12-13 (Sat. - Sun.) .. Troop Camping - Survival Camping & Pyro Night  Sign up here
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  • Durland Scout Reservation at Clear Lake, 1 Clear Lake Rd., Putnam Valley, NY.  Google map.  Directions.
  • Winter survival camping and Pyro Night.
  • COLD WEATHER EXPECTED review: Warm Tips, Thrill to the Chill (see "Internet Sources"), Cold Weather Camping Word Document from Peter H.
  • Drop off Saturday 9:00 a.m. at Sperling Center at the end of Clear Lake Road.
    • We shall hike to site LT#2  from the Sperling Center.
  • Pick up Sun. 9:00 a.m. at Sperling Center.
  • If you are comming later on Saturday please call Mr. Davies to arrange for a pickup (914.528.7868)
  • Patrol Cooking.
  • Turn in a signed permission slip for scouts whose parents are not going.
  • All scouts must be familiar with chapters 9 and 10 in the Boy Scout Handbook.
  • Scouts working on Rank Advancement must bring their Boy Scout Handbooks.
  • It is also essential to familiarize yourself with the "Low-impact camping" information in the Camping Gear section of the website.
  • Follow cold weather advice in the Camping Gear section at the bottom of the troop home page.
  • Tent Return Form.  Fill out online and print.  (Or print out and fill in by hand PDF.)  Return with tent after drying it out.
  • If your have questions, see Mr. Davies
• 14 (Mon.)   .. Troop Meeting 7:30 p.m.  Wear Activity Shirt.  Attendance is expected.
• Troop Meeting:
• Mini Klondike
• Patrol Meetings:
• TBA
• 15 (Tues.) .. Troop Swim Night  (Confirmed Date) Sign up here
• Lakeland Copper Beech Middle School, 3401 Old Yorktown Road (Rt. 132), Yorktown Heights, NY 10598.
• Do not park in the marked fire lane in front of the building.
• Walk in the front door.
• At the first right turn right.
• At the first left turn left.
• Follow signs to the pool.
• Time: 7:00-9:00 p.m.
• Ship 30 Sea Scouts and Pack 45 Webelos are invited, must sign up prior to event to determine number of life guards.
• Fee:  Free
• Turn in a signed permission slip for scouts whose parents are not going.
• All Boy Scouts needing to complete their swimming rank requirements should sign up and attend.  Boy Scouts may complete all Second Class (7a, 7b, 7c) and all First Class (9a, 9b, 9c) swimming rank requirements.  Normally do both.
• Arrive on time at 7:00 p.m. so there will be enough time to complete the requirements.
• Requirement 9b is the BSA swimmer test.
• We shall also have open swim and water games.
• Bring a swimsuit, a towel, water shoes or sandals, and your Boy Scout Handbook for sign-off.
• You may want a plastic bag to bring home wet clothes.
• Men's and women's locker rooms and bathrooms are available.
• No food or drinks are allowed in the pool area.
• If not swimming, wear an activity uniform.
• Lifeguard will be Mrs. Adrienne Davies and Josh D. Jr.  American Red Cross life saving certified.
• Swim Night will be canceled if the Lakeland Central School District schools are closed, or if driving conditions are hazardous.
• If you have questions contact Mrs. Davies
• Photos of swim nights: Dec. 2006, Mar. 2006, Nov. 2005, Mar. 2005, Nov. 2004, Dec. 2003, Apr. 2003, Oct. 2002, Apr. 2002, Oct. 2001, May 2001.
• Video Dec, 6, 2006 of Instructions (0.3 MB).
• Videos Nov. 2005 of How To Throw Ring (0.4 MB), Twist Rope (0.4 MB), Thumb Towards You (1.4 MB), Theo (0.8 MB), Go Paat Him (0.9 MB).
• Video Nov 2004 of Jump In (1.5 MB), More Jump In (1.4 MB).
• 19 (Sat.)  .. St. Mary's Food Pantry.
• Come help the community by supporting the Saturday food pantry at St. Mary's Church.
• The troop has been volunteering for this event every year since 2003.
• Time: 8:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
• Location: Saint Mary's Episcopal Church, 1836 E Main Street Mohegan Lake, NY 10547.
• Help set up, help carry bags, and help clean up between
• Optional: Bring food donations, which will go to the needy people of Mohegan Lake.
• Wear an official uniform but with no merit badge sash.
• Scouts may earn service hours.
• Photos of Food Pantry at Saint Mary's Episcopal Church, on Dec. 2007, Nov. 2007, Nov. 2006, Dec. 2005.
• 21 (Mon.)    .. Court of Honor and Holiday Desert Party.
• Time: 7:30 p.m. (7:00 Spartan Patrol Setup).
• Location: Grace Lutheran Church.
• Wear an official uniform with sash.
• Party
• Bring a dessert and a 2-liter soda bottle.
• Your entire family is welcome.
• Court of Honor.
• Wear an official uniform, which includes the Merit Badge sash.  Official placement of insignia for Boy Scouts, and Scout Leader.
• The Boy Scouts of America's Insignia Guide states, "A merit badge sash is never worn on the belt."
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• Families are welcome to attend.
• The Liberty and Viking patrols will set up chairs.  Please be at Grace by 7:00 p.m.
• The Spartan patrol will clean up afterwards.
• Photos of Holiday Party: Dec. 2007, Dec. 2006, Dec. 2005, Dec. 2003, Dec. 2002, Dec. 2001.
Photos of Courts of Honor: Dec. 2007, Oct. 2007, June 2007, Mar. 2007, Dec. 2006, Sept. 2006, June 2006, Dec. 2005, Sept. 2005, June 2005, Mar. 2005, Jan. 2005,Oct. 2004, June 2004, Mar. 2004, Dec. 2003, Oct. 2003,June 2003, Mar. 2003, Dec. 2002, Sept. 2002,June 2002, Apr. 2002, Feb. 2002, Dec. 2001, June 2001.

• 28 (Mon.)  Troop Leadership Training Sign up here
• WHAT: BSA Leadership Training by Troop 174
• WHERE: At Grange Building
• WHEN: 9:00 am - 4:00 pm
• WHO: All youth scout leaders, Green Bars, Leadership rolls (Scribe, Historian, Chaplin's Aid, etc.), scouts that want to assume a leadership roll, 
• Troop Leadership Training (TLT) is the leadership training given to all the youth leaders in the troop. Whether it is when the youth get a new troop position or a patrol leadership role, or even when they welcome a new patrol member. The course has three modules that can be presented as individual or combined sessions. These sessions are as follows:
  
  • Introduction to Troop Leadership
  • How to Fulfill Your Position
  • What Is Expected of Me

• 4 (Mon.) . .. Parent and Troop Meeting 7:30 p.m.  Wear Dress Shirt.  Attendance is expected.
• Troop Meeting:
• TBA
• Patrol Meetings:
• TBA
• 5 (Tues.) Manitoga District Round Table 8:00 p.m.
• For Adult Uniformed Leaders
• Van Cortlandt Elementry School

• 6 (Wed.)  .. Patrol Leader's Council
• 
• When: 7:00 - 8:30 pm 
• Who: SPL, ASPL, Patrol Leaders, Asst. Patrol Leaders & Scribe.  Scouts are expected to wear dress shirt.
• Where: Grace Lutheran
• Agenda:  
• Review Program so far, disscuss any Toop concerns or issues.
• Plan January Troop Meetings.
• Plan January Events (overnights, hikes, etc.).
• Patrols Leaders Report on progress.
• 7 (Thurs.)    Adult Leader Meeting 8:00 -9:30 p.m. at the Yorktown Grange Building, 99 Moseman Road.
• 9 (Sat.)   .. Order of the Arrow Lodge Breakfast
• All Order of the Arrow members and their family members are invited.
• Everyone who completed their Ordeal or Brotherhood Quest last year should attend.
• More information is on the Ktemaque Lodge website and in the Beaver Tracks newsletter.
• 11 (Mon.)     .. Troop Meeting 7:30 p.m.  Wear Activity Shirt.  Attendance is expected.
• Troop Meeting:
• TBA
• Patrol Meetings:
• TBA.
• 16 (Sat)..Troop Rifle Shooting
• Location: Rockland County
• Details to be announced
• Give a signed permission slip for scouts whose parents are not going.
• 18 (Mon.)     No School - Dr. Martin Luther King Day
• 18 (Mon.)   ..  Informal Troop Meeting 7:30 p.m.  Wear an activity uniform.
• District Klondike Preparation, for all Klondike Patrol Attendees going to the Council Klondike.
• Program: Learn the skills to be tested at the Klondike.
• Click (when it is ready) on this Council Klondike Guide PDF for detailed information about:
• Event schedule
• Saturday program details, suggested advance preparation
• Saturday evening program and program notes
• Friday and Saturday check-in, security wristband
• Parking and security
• Required equipment
• Event map
• Contact the Troopmaster if you have questions.
• 23 (Sat.)    ..Manitoga Boy Scout Klondike.
• Location:  FDR State Park in Yorktown Heights.  From the Taconic State Parkway south of Route 202, take the "FDR State Park" exit.
• Sign up here. District Klondike at FDR State Park, by Jan. 19th.
• Meet at 8:00 a.m.?? in Parking Lot #1 (From the Taconic the first lot after turning left).
• Pickup Where, when??
• Photos of Boy Scout Klondike on Jan. 2008, Jan. 2007, Jan. 2006, Feb. 2005 and Council Photos, Jan. 2004, Jan. 2003.
• Videos Jan. 2007 of Triage Briefing (0.9 MB), Bandage His Head (0.6 MB), Keep Your Eyes Open (0.4 MB), Use All Your Bandages (0.5 MB), Get Me Two More Of These (1.1 MB), The Patient Is Dead (0.3 MB), Your Score Is 13 Out Of 50 (0.6 MB).
• Videos Feb. 2005 of First Aid Station - Some tips in Forgot That This Is Like A Human and Raise Leg For Shock. Down Hill (0.7 MB), No One Seems To Care (1.1 MB), Snow Idea (0.5 MB), Forgot That This Is Like A Human (1.1 MB), Raise Leg For Shock (1.0 MB), Drag Sled (0.8 MB), Race Final (0.8 MB).
• 25 (Mon.)     .. Troop Meeting 7:30 p.m.  Wear Activity Shirt.  Attendance is expected.
• Troop Meeting:
• TBA
• Patrol Meetings:
• TBA
• 27 (Wed.)  .. Patrol Leader's Council
• 
• When: 7:00 - 8:30 pm 
• Who: SPL, ASPL, Patrol Leaders, Asst. Patrol Leaders & Scribe.  Scouts are expected to wear dress shirt.
• Where: Grace Lutheran
• Agenda:  
• Review Program so far, disscuss any Toop concerns or issues.
• Plan January Troop Meetings.
• Plan January Events (overnights, hikes, etc.).
• Patrols Leaders Report on progress.
• 28 (Thurs.)    Adult Leader Meeting 8:00 -9:30 p.m. at the Yorktown Grange Building, 99 Moseman Road, Yorktown Hgts., NY

• 29-31 (F-Su).. Ski Troop Weekend
• Ski at: Kilington, VT.  Ski orientation session will be available for beginners.
• Troop Ski Weekend.
• Bring warm jacket, long underwear, gloves, wool hat, sweater or sweatshirts, pajamas, toiletries, towels, extra shirts, pants and socks, boots and sneakers, small duffel bag or day pack, and snow pants or waterproof pants.
• A signed permission slip for scouts whose parents are not going must be given to the Scoutmaster by Jan. 19???.
• Recommend: Rent skis, boots, and poles at home to save time and money, and get better gear.
• Friday supper on your own.
• Photos of Troop Ski Weekend on Feb. 2008, Feb. 2007 and Video and larger photos, Feb. 2006, Feb. 2005.

Photo Albums
(send your photos to  )
Recent Troop 174 Photographs can be viewed on
Troop 174's Picasa  Account

• Freeze-o-ree & Pyro Night Dec. 12-13
• Doodletown & Fort Montgomery Hike Dec. 5

• Theo M Eagle COH  Nov. 22

Troop Photo Albums on Google Picasa.
Old Photos and videos from 1974 to now. 
Learn about Scouting Photography.

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Troop Information

 About Troop 174

• Meetings
  • Troop Meetings
    • Mondays, 7:30 - 9:00  p.m.
    • Location: Grace Lutheran Church Fellowship Hall, 3830 Gomer St., Yorktown Heights (except no meetings mid-June to mid-Sept.).
    • Bring your Boy Scout Handbook, paper, and a pencil or a pen.
    • Turn off your cell phone.
    • Troop meetings are not held when the Lakeland Central School District is closed.
    • On some holiday Monday's we may chose to have informal meetings, the web site calendar will be updated.
  • New Scout Patrol Meetings
    • Tuesdays. 5:00 - 6:30 p.m.
    • Location: The Lodge at Peter H.'s house.  See address in the password-protected pages.
    • Leader: Mr. Bob A. if you have questions.  In an emergency, call his cellular phone.
    • Why meet Tuesday?
    • Primarily these Patrol Meetings are for older scouts to help younger scouts with rank advancement.
    • The Troop leadership (older scouts and adults) are responsible for helping a new scout obtain First Class rank.
    • These patrol meetings give young scouts the opportunity to practice and learn new skills.
    • Bring Boy Scout Handbook and a filled water bottle.
    • Consider bringing a camp stool to sit on.
    • Dress for the weather.  There may not be heat.
    • Parents should make sure that there is an adult present before leaving.
    • Park along Peter H.'s fence or along the park adjacent, but not in front of the fire hydrant.
    • Patrol meetings are not held when the Lakeland school district is closed.
  • For Scoutmaster Conferences and Boards of Review contact the Scoutmaster.
• History
  • Photos: 4,000 photos from 1974 to now.  Videos too.  The best way to see what our troop does.
    • Also learn about Scouting Photography with some of these same Troop 174 photos.
  • Past Months and Years of Calendar from year 2000 to now.  Another way to see what our troop does.
  • Eagle Scouts, Scoutmasters, Troop Stories: the Hall of Honor.
  • Major Troop Projects: Memory Garden at the Seabury, Totem Poles at Durland Scout Reservation at Clear Lake, and Webelos Klondikes in 2002 and 2003.
  • Troop Scribe: Greenbar meeting minutes 2006-Present
• Password-protected pages: phone, rosters, advancement, merit badges, scout accounts, counselors, and who signed up.
• Grace Lutheran Church, chartered organization for Troop 174

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 Contact Troop 174

   Scoutmaster Joshua Davies
   Cell: 914-479-9062
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 Things to Do

    To Do in Scouting

• New scouts and parents
  • Youth Application.
  • Adult Application.
  • Medical Exam, Class 1 and 2.  Youths and adults fill out the personal health history Class 1 annually.
• Advance in Rank
  • New Rank Requirements, effective January 1, 2008 to go in the 2008 Boy Scout Requirements book and the revised ninth printing of the 11th edition of the Boy Scout Handbook.
    • Tenderfoot Rank
      • Revised requirement 9: Explain the importance of the buddy system as it relates to your personal safety on outings and in your neighborhood. Describe what a bully is and how you should respond to one.
    • Second Class Rank
      • New requirement 8b: Explain the three R’s of personal safety and protection.
    • First Class Rank
      • New requirement 12: Describe the three things you should avoid doing related to use of the Internet. Describe a cyberbully and how you should respond to one.
  • Introduction and Advancement Guidelines.  Rank Advancement, Merit Badges, Record Keeping.
  • Videos of requirements for Tenderfoot, Second Class, First Class from BSA.
  • Requirements for each rank:: Scout, Tenderfoot, Second Class, First Class, etc.
  • Animated Knots for each Scout Rank.  Other animated knot pages.
  • Earn a Merit Badge: Procedure and resources for our troop.  See also scouting.org, meritbadge.org, and usscouts.org.
• Earn other awards, emblems, and pins:
  • Emergency Preparedness Award (Pin): See "Boy Scout and Varsity Scout Requirements." More information.  (Resources: redcross.organdfema.gov).
  • Historic Trails, BSA approved.
  • Religious Emblem.  See Bonna S., Religious Emblem Advisor.
  • Service to America patch: Boy Scouts and leaders may earn this patch with 12 hours of volunteer service for the National Park Service.
  • Other Scout Awards.
• Junior Leader Duties and Responsibilities: SPL, ASPL, PL, VPL, APL, PL, Guide, Historian, OA Rep., Librarian, Quartermaster, Scribe, Instructor, Chaplain Aide, Den Chief, Jr. Asst. SM.
• Eaglescout.org for scouts working towards Eagle with useful guides:  Eagle Scout Leadership Service Project Planning Guide and Eagle Scout Leadership Project Workbook.
• Join Venturing Crew 1005, coed high adventure for ages 14-20.

    To Do in the Community

• Congressional Award: Six awards for combination of public service, personal development, physical fitness, exploration.
• Programs
  • Westchester Parks: Events, camping, environment, fishing/boating, trailways, sports, swimming, summer camps.
  • Yorktown Recreation Programs: Youth programs, aquatics programs, summer day camps.
• Volunteer Opportunities
  • United Way of Westchester Putnam Youth Volunteer Program.
  • VolunteerMatch.org Westchester area.
  • Westchester Parks Job Opportunities and Volunteer Opportunities.

    Learn About

• First Aid kits.
• Lyme disease
  • Lyme Disease Foundation, Infections: Lyme Disease, Lyme Disease in Children, Medline Plus: Lyme Disease, Lyme Disease Association, Lyme Disease Newsgroup FAQ, Lyme Info, Lyme Disease Network,
• Scouting Photography. Themes for good photos.

    Adult Online Training (slide shows, sometimes with audio)

• BSA
  • National Council Online Training: Committee Member Training,Youth Protection, Fast Start, Safe Swim and Safety Afloat, etc.
  • Westchester-Putnam Council Online Training: Youth Protection, Fast Start, Safe Swim and Safety Afloat, etc.
• CPR classes from the Yorktown Volunteer Ambulance Corps.  $45 fee.
• Merit Badge Counselor Training: in the Recruiting section - Guide, Orientation, and Training Course (use Internet Explorer only).
• When you complete a course, tell Mr. Bob A. so that he can record it in the troop's records.
• Video tape versions of these courses are also available.  See Mr. Bob A.

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 Scouting Sites

• BSA
  • National Council.
  • Westchester-Putnam Council and its Scouting Links to local troops, canoeing, caving, education, high adventure, OA, parks, maps, etc.
• College
  • College Scholarships for Scouts and Eagle Scouts and for Eagle Scouts.
  • Alpha Phi Omega, a non-profit co-ed college service fraternity following principles of the Scout Oath and Law.
• Language of Scouting glossary.  Helpful for new parents.  Den Chief, District, OA, Scouter, etc.
• Order of the Arrow. 
  • Overview
  • Westchester-Putnam Ktemaque Lodge #15.
    • Where to go camping - Directory of Council Camps and Outdoor Facilities - Northeast Region.
• Usscouts.org unofficial, volunteer site.

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 Printable Forms

    Advancement Forms for the Board of Review. See Robert Repetto for instructions:

When filling out an onlline PDF beware that the text is entered exactly at the click without regard to lines on the form, so position the cursor vertically with care before clicking.

• Tenderfoot, Second Class, First Class:  Fill out online and print.  (Or print out and fill in by hand PDF, HTML.)
• Star:  Fill out online and print.  (Or print out and fill in by hand PDF, HTML.)
• Life:  Fill out online and print.  (Or print out and fill in by hand PDF, HTML.)
• Eagle
  • Use the printed form in your packet for most things.
  • Instructions for Eagle Candidate Letters of Recommendation for Requirement 2.
• Eagle Palm Eagle Scout Palm Form:  PDF

    Forms at Troop 174

• Tent Return Form.  Fill out online and print.  (Or print out and fill in by hand PDF.)  Return with tent after drying it out.
• Permission Slips
  • Troop Outing.
  • Power Tools.
• World Conservation Award Application: Env. Sci., Cit. in the World, and either Soil & W or Fish & W.

    Forms on Other Sites

• Camping Patrol Duty Roster and Description of Duties.
• National Council Forms.
• National and Westchester-Putnam Council Forms.
• Usscouts.org Official and unofficial Forms.

    How to fill out other PDF forms online

1. Some PDF forms are enabled to be filled out by typing in the blank spaces.  When this is not the case ...
2. Go to pdffiller.com
3. Click the "from url" radio button.
   • Copy and paste your URL looking something like this
   • http://www.url.com/file.pdf
4. Or click on "from file," download the form, save it on your computer, and browse for the form to upload it.
5. Click Upload
6. Follow instructions to click anywhere and type in text.
   • But beware that the text is entered exactly at the click without regard to lines on the form, so position the cursor vertically with care before clicking.

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 Camping Gear

• What to pack
  • The Boy Scout Handbook's Camping chapter (pages 216-245) has a good discussion of what gear to bring and why.  Note especially the "10 Scout Outdoor Essentials" (page 224).
  • Troop 174 Backpack Checklist, as explained in Troop 174 Backpacking Equipment Recommendations.
  • Low-Impact Camping: Pack light using Leave No Trace principles.  Pack In and Pack Out Waste.  Catholes: Disposal of Human Waste.
  • In cold weather review: Warm Tips, Thrill to the Chill (see "Internet Sources"), Cold Weather Camping Word Document from Peter H.
  • No duffle bags.
  • Tent Return Form.  Fill out online and print.  (Or print out and fill in by hand PDF.)  Return with tent after drying it out.
• Stores
  • BSA
    • National Distribution Center mail order.
    • Westchester-Putnam BSA Scout Shop and Council Office, 41 Saw Mill River Rd. (9A), Hawthorne, NY 10532.
  • Campmor across the Tappan Zee Bridge
  • ScoutDirect at Alps Mountaineering mail order

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