Non-Negotiables
Done before or after every meal.
What are cup checks and spoons cleaned?
This rock did not naturally occur in our desert area, but we find it all over!
What is obsidian?
What is above 85 degrees in the shade and below 10 degrees with wind chill?
Students can make this as a replacement for their boots.
What are moccasins?
The three colors we use to signify medical urgency.
What are green, yellow, red?
CALL YOUR NAME!
What is Every 10 seconds?
The petroglyphs are found in this canyon.
This must be offered to every student twice per week.
What are showers?
This tool uses leverage to throw a dart or javelin.
What is an Atlatl?
Treatment for this condition involves a Hypo-wrap.
What is hypothermia?
The N, the H, the second S, and the G of Sage Hands.
What are: never in ground or trees, have new wood below, stop hacking, and gloves on both hands.
This Utah Desert animal's closest living relative is the Giraffe.
Who are Pronghorns?
Where should main camp be placed?
All the skills required to get out of first camp.
Soak these in Epsom Salts.
What are infections/ingrown toenails?
Done three or four times per day.
What are foot checks?
This insect rates a 3 out of 4 on the Schmidt Pain Index and has the longest stinger to body ratio of any insect.
Who are Velvet Ants?
We must have four of these per student per week.
What are pictures?
Process of making arrowheads.
What is knapping?
The four methods of medical evacuation.
What are OTE transport, ground ambulance, lifeflight/airmed, search and rescue?
Stand up in front of everyone and confidently run through all of WHILDFACTME.
What are Watches, Hydration (Pulse Check), Intentional Knife Safety, Leave No Trace, Dailies Done Daily, Foot Care Protocols, Alone Never, Cups and Spoons Clean with Every Meal, Twice Daily Call In, Medication Protocol, Every 10 Seconds?
The four main mountain ranges of our field area.
What are the Simpson mountains, the Davis Mountain, the Sheeprocks, and the Kegs?
Every staff must carry this every shift.
What is a timepiece? (Also headlamp/ lighter)
3 alternative primitive fire making methods to the bow drill.
What are: fire with water/ice, hand drilling, rudiger roll, pump drill, fire plow (the Tom Hanks), flint, fire saw?
This fluid can be used to instantly treat large blisters.
What is Benzoin?