The Scout Oath

On my honor, I will do my best:

To do my duty to God and my country,

 and to obey the Scout Law;

To help other people at all times;

To keep myself physically strong, mentally awake, and morally straight.
 The Scout Law

 A Scout is...

            Trustworthy

            Loyal

            Helpful

            Friendly

            Courteous

            Kind

            Obedient

            Cheerful

            Thrifty

            Brave

            Clean

            Reverent

  Scout Motto 

Be Prepared


Scout Slogan

Do a Good Turn Daily

 

Outdoor Code

As an American, I will do my best to…

 

Be CLEAN in my outdoor manners,

Be CAREFUL with fire,

Be CONSIDERATE in the outdoors, and

Be CONSERVATION minded.


 Equipment Info Menu Info   Packing Lists
Troop 58 Equipment Sign-out

Cast Iron Care Tips(PDF)
 Troop 58 Menu & Duty Roster
Troop 58 Grubmeister Form


Troop 58 - Favorite Recipes

Flambeau River Jambalaya


Freezer Bag Cooking
https://trailcooking.com/fbc/
 Winter Season Backpacking
Canoe and Camping Trip
Camp Rotary Packing list
Camp Yawgoog Packing List

Annual Health and Medical Record
The BSA Annual Medical Form can be found at http://www.scouting.org/filestore/HealthSafety/pdf/680-001_ABC.pdf - only the form with the date 2019 is acceptable (dated in lower right hand corner). Exams must have been completed within the last 12 months before camp (e.g. a July 2016 physical is OK for July camp, but not August camp).

This form MUST be used and MUST be provided to our Medical Director in triplicate before our final meeting in June.

We require three (3) copies in order to meet the demands of the camps for a copy, to retain a copy to be taken on all trips, and to maintain a copy with an emergency contact at home.

Medical forms high adventure bases can be found here: https://www.scouting.org/health-and-safety/ahmr/
Ceremonies

Court of Honor		Program Forms


BSA Merit Badges

Steps to Earning a Merit Badge

  ALWAYS HAVE ANOTHER ADULT OR PARENT PRESENT WHEN YOU MEET OR CONTACT ANY SCOUT LEADER OR COUNSELOR

 

1. Decide on merit badge to work on.  A list of all currently available Merit badges can be found here.

2. Look at the requirements by looking online or Obtain merit badge booklet, either from troop Librarian or by purchasing it at the council shop.
3. Read all the requirements thoroughly so you now what is expected of you
4  Meet or Call your Scoutmaster to discuss your selection and your ability to complete the requirements
5. Obtain a pre-signed merit badge blue card during your meeting with the scoutmaster or other arrangement (this can also be done online via Scoutbook).  

6. Get name and contact information of a merit badge counselor for the merit badge you’re working on from the scoutmaster. 

7. Make initial contact with the counselor and arrange for a meeting and completion of the requirements

8. If the meeting will be at the counselor’s house, bring a parent with you!  (Youth protection must be followed)

9. Complete all merit badge the requirements.  If you need additional meetings with your counselor, schedule them.

10. When all the requirements are completed, meet with the counselor one last time to have the card signed.  The counselor will retain 

        1/3 of the blue card for his/her records. (This process can also be done electronically)

11. Return the remainder of the blue card to your Scoutmaster, who will sign it again, and keep part of it.  
12. Hand or bring the card to the Advancement Chairperson (currently Ginny Westervelt).
13. Receive the merit badge patch and presentation card at an upcoming Court of Honor.  Your part of the blue card should be returned to you also.
14.  Put the presentation card and blue card in your "Scout Awards Binder" with all your other accomplishments
15.  Sew the badge on your sash and show it off!

*  THERE MUST ALWAYS BE ANOTHER ADULT OR PARENT PRESENT WHEN YOU MEET OR CONTACT ANY SCOUT LEADER OR COUNSELOR