Scout Basic Essentials
Scout Basic Essentials
Overnight gear
Overnight gear
Overnight Gear Optional
100

This item will help you if you get injured

First Aid kit


100

Gets dark on campouts...

Flashlight or headlamp.  Extra batteries always a good idea.

100

Helps keep the elements and the bugs away

Tent or tarp, poles and stakes and lines

100

Buzzzz buzzzzzzz buzzzzz BITE.  What would help this from happening?

Insect repellant.

100

Nice to remember where you've been - worth a 1000 words each...

Camera / pictures

200

Camping is fun but can be dirty too.  What should you bring if this happens?

Extra clothing!

200

Burn up a lot of calories doing fun camping activities...

Trail Food

200

Put this under your shelter to keep you and the shelter out of the dirt

Ground cloth

200

Gotta stay clean and not have "trench mouth" and stay healthy.

Toothpaste, toothbrush, soap, washcloth, towel, comb, personal medications.

200

Those animals or birds are really far away....

Binoculars

300

Sometimes the weather doesn't cooperate, what should you bring?

Rain Gear


300

Sun is helpful but can hurt you too...

Sun protection (wide brimmed hat, long sleeve shirt, sunscreen)

300

Got to stay warm while you sleep, don't want to sleep right on the hard ground.

sleeping bag, pillow and air mattress or pad.

300

Flag ceremony - you need to wear this for it...

Webelos scout uniform

300

If you get lost, this might help you get found?

Whistle

400

Florida is hot and you may sweat a lot.  What will help you deal with fluid loss?

Full water bottle
400

In the forest all the trees look the same - how do you find your way around?

Map and compass

400

Help keep you warm at night before you go to bed

Sweatshirt (avoid cotton), sweat pants (avoid cotton) or a warm jacket

400

Can't go barefoot, what do you need?

Durable CLOSE TOE shoes or boots

400

Sometimes you can catch dinner or just have a good time when near water...

Fishing gear

500

A useful tool that can do lots and lots of things.  You need a whittling badge to have one!

Pocket knife

500

After you join a troop, you can carry these items that help you get heat, cook food or just cook smores over...

Matches or fire starting gear.

500

Eating food with your fingers out of a pot is difficult, what could help you?

Cup, bowl, knife, fork, spoon, mesh bag

500

Your head might get cold

Hat or cap

500

Hard to remember things all the time - good way to communicate if you leave camp and no one has a cell phone..

Pencil and paper/notebook  (can leave notes)

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