Ax & Fire
The area of danger around sharp tool operation.
What is the blood circle.
The proper care for a nosebleed.
What is cover nose and look downwards.
The scout motto.
What is “Be Prepared”?
The main use of a square knot.
What is tying two similar ropes together?
The thing you always must have with you when traveling at scouting events.
What is a buddy?
The tool where the blood circle includes above you.
What is the ax?
The method to help a choking victim.
What is the Heimlich maneuver?
The scout slogan
What is “Do a good turn daily”?
The main use of two half hitches and taut-line hitch.
What is securing a rope to a post.
The correct thing to do when becoming lost on a campout.
What is stay put?
A type of knife not allowed on scout outings.
What is a fixed blade knife?
First thing you should do in a first aid scenario.
What is see if the scene is safe?
The reason the corners of the second class badge are turned up.
What is because a scout helps cheerfully.
The main use of a clove hitch.
What is beginning and ending lashings?
The way to get drinking water without a filter.
What is collect rainwater?
The smallest type of firestarter.
What is kindling?
The best way to remove a fishhook.
What is cut it and push it through?
The part of a flag that is always facing upwards.
The stars.
The main use of a bowline.
What is rescues or safety belays?
The outdoor code.
What is (outdoor code).
The type of ax that must be used by scouts.
What is an appropriate sized ax?
The parts of rescue position.
What is on side, with legs at a 90 degree angle and head facing down.
The part of the flag you attach the clip to.
What is the grommet.
The current location of the Knot Gauntlet.
What is Camp Thunderbird.
More specific double or nothing (flag field)
The all time best summer camp in the geographical area of Pacific Harbors Council.
What is HaHoBus?