Tubing and Fishing

We have a great weekend of fishing and tubing planned. Whether you want to just tube a couple hours or if you want to tube 4 hrs. there is plenty to do. We will be hitting some of the best rapids on the Guadeloupe River. We have gone down the river in tubes before but we have never been through this section! If you want a preview to whitewater rafting in a downscaled venue on a tube.

May Campout Flyer

We are headed to Carrolton to Group Dynamix for a Team Building Lock-in, Ropes Course, Black Light Dodgeball, Laser Chase, GaGa Ball, Nine Square in the Air, Archery Tag, Human Foosball, table top and lawn games plus more! This will be an awesome Lock-in with a ton of fun activities. They will handle everything so you just need to show up and have fun!

April 2024 Campout

Summer Camp is a very important part of your Scouts journey. This is where they can learn independence, and leadership, and is just as important for the new Scouts as it is for older Scouts. This is where they can knock out rank advancements, merit badges as well as learn new skills like rock climbing, canoeing, swimming, horseback riding, shooting sports, and fishing, as well as well as learning decision making and responsibility. This is also the place where they will meet new friends and solidify friendships that they already have in the Troop. I have personally seen more changes come from Scouts that went to Summer Camp than anything else they do all year.

We are polling to see the interest in a regular Summer Camp this year and where everyone would like to go. Even if you do not want to send your scout to Summer Camp please fill out the survey. We are also looking for parents that would be willing to help out with the Summer Camp and the planning.

Please fill out the Survey Monkey by following the link below.

https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/XM2P76B

SUNDAY FEB 25^TH

The rules of the Egg Drop are as follows: 

• The egg must be raw (this will be verified after the drop).

• Packaging can be no bigger than 6” x 6” x 6”.

• No parachutes, or other descent slowing devices, are allowed.

• Nothing can be adhered to the egg shell (wrapped around, yes, but not physically attached with tape or glue).

• No peanut butter is allowed, as some Scouts have a severe an allergy to it.

• The egg should be placed in the packaging ON THE DAY of the drop, unless the entire package is placed in the refrigerator (we do not want spoiled eggs potentially breaking).

• Scout must listen to the Adult Leadership instructions, and not run out to retrieve their package until instructed to do so.

• Following the drop, Adult Leadership will open the package (carefully) for inspection.

• All eggs and their container must be thrown away at the end of the station rotation, due to potential contamination of the package by a broken egg.  Please do send the egg in a package that you are not willing to part with.