Clothing
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Bandana or Handkerchief
*
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Gloves (Liner)
*
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Hat (Brim)
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Hiking Boots
- Waterproof
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Hiking Pants (Long)
- Zipper pants work well. No Jeans!
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Hiking Pants (Shorts)
*
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Rain Gear
- Breathable, no ponchos. Works well to block rain, wind, and serves as an extra layer.
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Shirt (Heavy)
*
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Shirt (Long Sleeve)
- 2-3, can be used to layer when cold.
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Shirt (Short Sleeve, Wicking )
- 2-3
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Shoes (lightweight)
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Sleeping Clothes
- Consider temperature and quality of sleeping bag when deciding what to wear. Clothing should only be worn in sleeping bag, not outside. A sleeping bag liner can also help.
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Socks (Heavy)
- 2-3 pair, more if wet or snowy.
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Socks (Liner)
- Needed if using wool heavy socks.
*
|
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Swim Suit
- Trunks for boys, one piece for girls. Requirement depends on planned activities.
*
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Underwear
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Gear
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Backpack
- To hold gear. A duffel bag will work if you are parked near camp.
|
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Bicycle Pack
- One that hangs off the handle bars, or seat is not too expensive.
*
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Bicycle Repair Kit (Small)
- Basic wrenches, screwdrivers, and tube repair items.
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Binoculars
*
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Books
*
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Camera
*
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Camera Tripod
- Small (6") one for digital camera works great.
*
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Compass
|
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Compression Sacks
- Good for sleeping bags and clothing.
*
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Cup
|
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Day Pack
- Depending on planned activities.
*
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Eating Utensils
|
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Fishing Equipment & License
- Depending on planned activities.
*
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Flashlight
- With extra bulb & batteries.
|
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Garbage Bags
- 1 or 2, Good for storing wet gear.
*
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GPS
*
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Hand Sanitizer
*
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Head Lamp
*
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Knife
- Small pocket knife if you have the "totin chip"
*
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Lighter / Water Proof Matches
*
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Mess Kit / Plastic plate & Bowl
|
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Notebook & Pen/Pencil
- May be required depending on planned activities.
*
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Sleeping Bag
- Make sure bag is rated below expected temperature.
|
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Soap
- Biodegradable. A scout is clean. Patrol box should also have this.
*
|
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Stuff Sacks
- Keep your gear organized.
*
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Tent
- One per two boys.
|
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Water Bottle
- 1 or 2 Nalgene™
|
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Whistle
- For emergency use only.
|
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Zip Lock™ Bags
- Good for keeping things organized and dry.
*
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Personal Items
|
_____
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First Aid Kit (Small)
|
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Money
- Depending on location, there may be a trading post.
*
|
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_____
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Pee Bottle (a.k.a. Thunder Jar)
(males only)
*
|
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Prescription Medications
*
|
|
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Towel (Small)
- A scout is clean.
|
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Watch
- Waterproof
*
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Group Gear
|
_____
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Bicycle Repair Kit (Large)
- A large kit that has tools for fixing cranks, chains, etc.
*
|
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Bicycle Repair Stand
- A portable stand to help when working on bikes.
*
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* Optional Item
Do NOT Bring: Electronic devices, Battery Operated games, CD players, etc. Sandals, Unnecessary Jewelry, pets.
Please Note: This is
only a recommended minimum
set of equipment based on the past experiences of many individuals. We do not guarantee
that it is all inclusive or appropriate for the activities you are planning. The
trip leader, and common sense should always dictate the equipment you actually pack.
List generated on
10/11/2008 11:17:44 AM