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REMOTE SCOUTING

The world has been handed a big challenge with the new COVID-19 outbreak... how do we continue to function when the world is locking down everything to slow the spread?

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Scout Field Round
Activities

A definition and Comparison to the NFAA field round

Scout Field Round

The Scout Field Round is a unique adaptation of the traditional National Field Archery Association (NFAA) field round, designed specifically for use at Scouting America camps. It provides Scouts with an accessible yet challenging opportunity to hone their archery skills in a field setting, all while accommodating the practical needs of Scouting events and outdoor spaces.

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Camping and Hiking

Camp Gorton
Camping

Five Rivers Council, Dundee, NY

Camp Gorton

Camp Gorton is located outside of Dundee New York on beautiful Waneta Lake. During the summer, Camp Gorton offers both Cub Scout Resident camp and Boy Scout Resident camp programs. Open for weekend rentals. Cabins and tent sites available.

Fort York, Canada
Camping

Experience how union soldiers lived and drilled during the 1812 war period.

Fort York, Canada

Canada's largest collection of original War of 1812 buildings and 1813 battle site. Located in the heart of downtown Toronto, Fort York is open year-round and offers tours, exhibits, period settings, and seasonal demonstrations. During the summer months, the site comes alive with the color and pageantry of the Fort York Guard. Fort York also provides a wide variety of education programs for groups of all ages.

Scoutmasters Campout
Camping

Emulate to your Scouts how a high functioning patrol should work

Scoutmasters Campout

Sometimes the best ways to teach is to emulate the model.  The Patrol Method, as defined by Baden Powel, is conceptually easy to understand. Yet, still, it can take a lot of Norming, Forming and Storming before the patrol starts Performing.  Our troop created a Scoutmasters campout to provide a less structured campout for them and so that the adult leaders could demonstrate service and how an effetive patrol can work together.

Buffalo Naval Park
Camping

Naval and Seaman museum on the shore of Lake Erie in Buffalo, New York

Buffalo Naval Park

The Buffalo Naval Park is a top family destination in Western, New York, located on the waterfront in downtown Buffalo. The military park is the largest inland naval park in the United States. The Buffalo Naval Park also offers a unique overnight experience for your Scouts that inclues dinner, breakfast and a tour.

Wiezel Trails Cabin
Camping

Heart Lake Camps - Adirondaks - Near Lake Placid

Wiezel Trails Cabin

Looking for a beautiful place to go camping in style or for awesome winter snowshoeing not far from Lake Placid?  The cabins at Heart Lake are some to consider.  The Wiezel Trails cabin sleeps up to 16 people at about $25/person per night.

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Scoutmaster Minutes

Hunter and the Dog - Scoutmaster Minute
David Madison 3421

Hunter and the Dog - Scoutmaster Minute

It is easy to be distracted by the rabbit when we're tracking a lion.

There once was a hunter who was hunting with his dog.  There were tracking a mountain lion.  The dog was running ahead of the hunter when all of a sudden, a fox ran in front of him.  The dog decided to stop tracking the lion and started chasing the fox.  After a little while longer, a bunny was startled and came out of bush and the dog started chasing the rabbit.  When the hunter caught up with him, the dog was barking down a small hole in the ground.  He had trapped a mouse.  Each time, the dog decided to chase what was right in front of him instead of going after the prize that he initially started down.  The large game.

I am on a journey, a journey that I’ve been traveling for almost 49 years now.  It has had its ups and downs, twists and turns, triumphs and failures.  Sometimes chasing after the easier thing that was in front of me.

Brian, come up here.  Brian is on a journey.  And he too I’m sure has had his shares of ups, downs, twists and turns, triumphs and failures.

Mark, come up here. Mark is on a journey. And the same goes for him.

Like them, each of you, each of the leaders, each of your parents are all on their own journey in this life making decisions that will take you further down your path.  Some that will be distractions from your longer term goals.

A number of our scouts are reaching critical point in their journey.  What to do after high school.

Others, what sport to play next season or what merit badge to take next on their journey to eagle.

Our webelos guests, are coming to a decision point in their scouting journey.  It may be whether you will be continuing with scouting and for the rest, which scout troop you will join.  And while we hope you will select 167 as the troop you join, we encourage you to make the decision to continue in your scouting career and cross over to boy scouts.  We wish you well regardless of the troop you join.

The decisions you make every day lead you another step down that path of your journey.  Keep the larger goal in mind when you are at a cross-road and take the path that will lead to accomplishing your goal.

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