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Scout Field Round
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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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Camp Babcock-Hovey
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BSA Scout Camp

Camp Babcock-Hovey

Sitting on the eastern shore of Seneca Lake in western New York’s stunning Finger Lakes Region, Camp Babcock-Hovey spans 283 acres of beautiful woodlands, pristine streams, and golden fields.
Camp J. Warren Cutler
Camping

BSA Scout Camp

Camp J. Warren Cutler

Set deep into the rolling hills of Western New York’s Finger Lakes Region, the J. Warren Cutler Scout Reservation – commonly known as Camp Cutler – stretches across more than 1400 acres of peaceful woods, lush meadows, and sparkling streams.

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Scoutmaster Minutes

Proactive VS Reactive - Scoutmaster Minute
David Madison 3849

Proactive VS Reactive - Scoutmaster Minute

Do the waves of life toss you about or do you turn into them?

The word reactive implies that you don't have the initiative. You let the events set the agenda. You get tossed by the tides of life. Each new wave catches you by surprise. You scramble just to stay afloat.

In contrast the image we associate with pro-activity is one of grace under stress. It is not just that you anticipate the waves, but you turn into them.

Being proactive is not a mysterious quality, it is something that we can learn to develop.

Ask 

1 what do you want to happen?

2 what do you need to make it happen?

3 what could go wrong and how to be ready to deal with that?

4 what is likely to happen before it happens.

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