Scout Camp 2018 at Camp Hunt, June 25-30

Address:  2000 N Bear Lake Blvd, Garden City, UT 84028

Phone:  (801) 475-7485

Campsite: HOPI

All camp attendees need health forms -- Physicals are good for 1 year. Forms can be downloaded here:  https://filestore.scouting.org/filestore/HealthSafety/pdf/680-001_ABC.pdf

Schedule of Events

• Wednesday, June 13, BSA swim check while we go boating at Willard Bay with Bro. Pugmire
• Wednesday, June 20, Hand-in Medical forms
• Thursday, June 21, Patrol Leaders Council, go shopping for food with Josh and Jake
• Sunday, June 24, 7pm - 9pm, Load personal equipment into Scout trailer at the Frodsham’s
• Monday, June 25, Meet 6:45 am at the Church East parking lot, Leave for Camp Hunt by 7am, Breakfast provided

Two-deep Adult leadership schedule (June 25-30)

• Monday:  Jake, Brian, Tavin
• Tuesday:  Jake, Brian, Tavin
• Wednesday:  Jake, Brian, Tavin
• Thursday:  Jake, Josh
• Friday:  Jake, Josh
• Saturday:  Jake, Josh

Merit Badge Class information

Archery

Can be completed at camp. Project needed. (Between $5 and $10) DIFFICULT, due to high skill demand, this merit badge may not be completed during camp.

Canoeing

**Swim check is required to participate.

Communications

More time during open time in order to complete all requirements during the week. Please bring a pen and pad of paper for notes.

Cooking

Requirement 4, 5, 6 and 7 must be completed before or after camp. Requirement 5 can partially be done at camp in your campsite. No cooking will actually be done during merit badge classes at camp. The camp will only cover the "classroom" part of the merit badge. In order to leave camp with a completed merit badge, all the cooking would need to be completed and signed off before arriving at camp, or the troop needs a plan to complete those requirements during their week at camp.

Environmental Science

Due to the difficulty of this merit badge each scout will be required to spend more time during open time in order to complete all requirements during the week. Please bring a pen and pad of paper for notes.

First Aid

Requirement 2d, prepare & bring a first aid kit to be used at the Scout’s home.

Forestry

Can be completed at camp. Please bring a pen and pad of paper for notes.

Geology

Can be completed at camp. Please bring a pen and pad of paper for notes.

Kayaking

**Swim check is required to participate

Motor boating

**Swim check is required to participate. $10 fuel fee must be paid in the trading post.

Personal Fitness

Requirement 8, will need to be completed after camp.

Swimming

**Swim check is required to participate. Due to COLD WATER this merit badge is considered difficult, second year campers recommended.

Welding

More time during open time in order to complete all requirements during the week. All scouts who are taking the welding merit badge needs to bring: jeans without visible holes or tears, long sleeved shirt and hiking boots. Projects needed. Projects can be bought at camp trading post ($15 to $25 depending on projects).

Wilderness Survival

Requirement 5. Put together a survival kit. Requirement 8. Participate in Wilderness Survival overnighter at camp. Requirement 8 can be accomplished at camp Tuesday or Thursday night, but recommended completion prior to camp

Merit badge registration, as of 6/10/2018

Parker Anderson

1 - 9:00 AM Welding ($15 to $25 depending on projects)

2 - 10:00 AM Communication (bring a pen and pad of paper)

3 - 11:00 AM Cooking

Nathan Conroy

1 - 9:00 AM Archery (Between $5 and $10)

2 - 10:00 AM Motorboating ($10 fuel fee)

3 - 11:00 AM Cooking

Taylor Earp

1 - 9:00 AM Personal Fitness

2 - 10:00 AM Motorboating ($10 fuel fee)

3 - 11:00 AM Cooking

Jarem Eastman

1 - 9:00 AM Welding ($15 to $25 depending on projects)

2 - 10:00 AM Communication (bring a pen and pad of paper)

3 - 11:00 AM Cooking

Kyler Hawkes

1 - 9:00 AM Canoeing

2 - 10:00 AM Motorboating ($10 fuel fee)

3 - 11:00 AM Kayaking

Thomas Jepsen

3 - 11:00 AM Wilderness Survival

Lake Lemmon

1 - 9:00 AM First Aid

2 - 10:00 AM Communication (bring a pen and pad of paper)

3 - 11:00 AM Environmental Science (bring a pen and pad of paper)

Jarom Messerli

1 - 9:00 AM Archery (Between $5 and $10)

2 - 10:00 AM Motorboating ($10 fuel fee)

3 - 11:00 AM Kayaking

Mathew Metters

1 - 9:00 AM Geology (bring a pen and pad of paper)

2 - 10:00 AM Forestry (bring a pen and pad of paper)

3 - 11:00 AM Cooking

Trevor Nelson

1 - 9:00 AM Motorboating, Spot #1 on Waiting List ($10 fuel fee)

2 - 10:00 AM Kayaking

3 - 11:00 AM Swimming

Josh Reza

1 - 9:00 AM Welding ($15 to $25 depending on projects)

2 - 10:00 AM Communication (bring a pen and pad of paper)

3 - 11:00 AM Cooking

Lane Rose

1 - 9:00 AM Kayaking

2 - 10:00 AM Motorboating, Spot #1 on Waiting List ($10 fuel fee)

3 - 11:00 AM Swimming

Camden Thorsted

1 - 9:00 AM Kayaking

2 - 10:00 AM Welding ($15 to $25 depending on projects)

3 - 11:00 AM Swimming

Personal Equipment List

• Scout Shirt (Class A)
• Personal First-aid kit
• $25 - $35 spending cash, maybe more depending on what classes you’re taking
• 2-3 pairs of socks
• Shorts (maybe 1 extra pair)
• 3-4 pairs of underwear
• 2-3 short sleeve t-shirts
• Long sleeve shirt
• Pants
• Warm and Cool PJs
• Pullover or Hoodie
• Rain and windproof shell type jacket
• Hat
• Water shoes or sandals, Flip-flops are okay for the shower but not the best for Bear Lake
• Trail shoes or good sneakers
• Pencil
• Notebook
• Sleeping Bag
• Pillow
• Sunscreen
• Sunglasses
• Watch
• Pad or foam mattress
• Small backpack or book bag
• Swimsuit
• Beach Towel
• Shower Towel
• Toiletry Kit: toothbrush, paste, soap, comb, personal items
• Snacks, like trail mix, granola bars, not a lot of candy
• Water Bottle with a clip
• Matches and/or a fire starter
• Lip balm
• Insect repellent

Notes:

Registration is $146 per boy, $15 per adult. These fees are paid for by the neighbor flag service.

Why we bring our own food. The camp commissary service is $87 per youth/adult, we are registered for 13 boys and 2 adults, so this would be an additional $1305 for food. We opted to bring our own food. Last year we spent $500 for the week.

The unit may request a refund if a camper is unable to attend camp due to:  illness, personal injury, death in the family, “No-shows” are not eligible for refunds.

For more details about camp please see the Camp Hunt Leader’s Guide here:  https://www.trappertrails.org/files/15939/2018-Scout-Camp-Leaders-Guide-