Troop Generic Gear List

Generic Gear List Please ensure that all items outlined in the gear list are included in your gear - Remember - "A Scout is Prepared".
If you have misplaced the equipment list for a specific campout, the following can be used as a general guide:
All gear should be clearly labeled with the Scout's name!

Duffel/gear bag
Sleeping bag (rated 20F or lower is recommended). Several blankets will suffice for warmer weather.
Camp pillow
Air mattress or ground pad or cot
Flashlight (with extra batteries/bulb)
Pocket Knife - "Totin Chit" required (no sheath knives!)
Waterproof matches/firestarters - "Fireman Chit" required
Personal First Aid Kit - See the Boy Scout Handbook
Water bottle/canteen
Sunscreen
Compass
Medications (please notify leaders)
Scout Handbook
Class "A" Uniform (Wear when traveling)
Class "B" Uniform (for activities)
Hat or cap
Rain gear or poncho
Windbreaker or light jacket (adjust for season)
Extra pair of shoes
Extra change of clothes
Insect repellent (lotion only, no aerosol spray!)
Underwear
Extra Socks
Sweatshirt/jacket
Gloves
Mess kit (plate, bowl, cup, fork, spoon, and knife)
Cleanup kit (toothbrush, toothpaste, soap, washcloth, towel, comb)
Tent & Ground cloth (if you are using your own tent)
Camp chair (optional)
Camera (optional)

Don't Bring:

Sheath Knives
Video Games *
Radio/Tape/CD/MP3 players *
Butane lighters
Fireworks
Valuables
* - Exceptions may be made for use of these items while in the vehicle for long trips, these exceptions will be outlined by the Scoutmaster before the trip. Responsibility for the loss of these items will be the Scout's.
The Scoutmaster or Assistant Scoutmasters reserve the right to confiscate any item that is deemed inappropriate. The item in question will be returned to the Scout's parents.

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