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Check out photos of our tubing trip to Cartekay - http://goo.gl/photos/09bt
Tubing in Ellijay tomorrow 7/17 at 8:30! See you there
BSA Turned 100 on Monday. Here is a cool article in the Cherokee Tribune. http://bit.ly/cVGAUP
Adult Leadership meeting this Monday.
We will start the Personal Management MB on Monday at 7:10. Be there if you are interested.
The troop is off to Lockheed for the Engineering MB. Should return educated around 4:00.
Merry Christmas and Happy New Years! See everyone on Monday January 11. Don't forget to register for caving!
Great Job at the B2B workday. See everyone at Scout Sunday tomorrow at 8:45
See everyone at the B2B workday today at 8:30 am. There will be plenty of work to do building the city, and preparing for tomorrow.
Great camporee. Hope everyone had a lot of fun. Tomorrow is a full meeting and then Scout Sunday at Church! See everyone tomorrow

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We meet weekly, Monday nights, from 7:30 PM to 8:30 PM at Hopewell Baptist Church, 75 Ridge Road, Canton Ga, 30115

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Troop Elections - August 2nd PDF Print E-mail
Tuesday, 20 July 2010 00:00

Troop PositionsTroop 752 is a "Boy Lead Troop", which means the boys run the troop. Elections are just a couple of weeks away so check out the available troop leadership positions to see which job you would like.

- Scoutmaster William -

 
Tubing Down Cartekay River PDF Print E-mail
Saturday, 17 July 2010 16:54
 
Summer Camp 2010 - Pictures PDF Print E-mail
Sunday, 27 June 2010 15:28

Congratulations to everyone for the effort and fun that was had at the 2010 Summer Camp. The troop did a great job working together and showing excellent Scout Spirit. Keep up the good work!

 
BE PREPARED for Summer Camp 2010 PDF Print E-mail
Friday, 06 March 2009 15:26

Summer Camp 2010

Summer Camp 2010 - At Sidney Dew

Here is what you need to know to BE PREPARED for summer camp!

Click here to get the Summer Camp Pack List

Important Dates:

Fees:

  • Cost for camp is $245.00
  • Adult leader cost is $90.00
  • Optional: Adventure Trek $100.00
  • Optional: COPE ($25.00)
  • Some Merit Badges require material fees ($5 - $20)

Merit Badges and Activities:

BSA Medical Form - Required:

Permission Slip:

 
Campout of the Century PDF Print E-mail
Monday, 12 April 2010 08:21

 

Get ready for the COTC in May. Registration is due NO LATER THAN April 26th.

 

  •  When: May 14th – May 16th
  • Where: Bert Adams
  • Leaving: 5/14 @ 11:00 am
  • Pickup: 5/16 @ 11:00 am – 2:00 am
  • Cost: $25.00
  • Registration Due Date: April 26th

 

 

Download the Permission Slip: Click to Download

Details: http://www.atlantabsa.org/openrosters/view_homepage.asp?orgkey=2363

EQUIPMENT LIST
• Back- Pack  - (We will hike in \ hike out)
• Sleeping bag (or blankets)
• Tent (share with “buddies” or identify need troop tent)
• Groundcloth (or plastic sheeting) & foam pad
• Eating utensils (knife, fork, spoon, cup, bowl, & plate)
• Backpacking stove
• Toilet articles (soap, toothpaste/brush, comb, towel, etc.)
• Flashlight with fresh batteries
• Change of clothes (Socks, shirts, underwear, shorts, trousers, etc……)
• Wet weather gear (rain jacket or poncho)
• Full Scout Uniform and class “B” red T-shirt. (Must wear either Scout Shirt, or Class “B” red Shirt at all times)
• Boots or hiking shoes
• Coat or windbreaker
• Scout handbook/pencils and paper
• Water bottle or canteen with water
• Hat
• Suntan lotion, insect repellant, sun glasses with lanyard
• Camp chair if attached to pack is OK as well
* Note: no electronics or large knives (pocketknives Okay).
 

 

Campout of the Century

The Atlanta Area Council invites all Boy Scout Troops to celebrate Scouting’s Past, Present and Future on the occasions of the

100th Anniversary of the Boy Scouts of America

and the

50th Anniversary of Bert Adams Scout Reservation

 

The AAC Campout of the Century will take place

May 14-16, 2010

at the Bert Adams Scout Reservation near Covington, GA.

 

The Campout of the Century will be a Jamboree Style outing with many Fun Activities and an Amazing Arena Show. This will be an event that no Scout or Scouter will want to miss.

 

 

 
February Lock-in PDF Print E-mail
Saturday, 27 February 2010 14:06

Here are some pictures from our February Lock-in, and a very cool closing with a visit from the Amy National Guard Blackhawk. Very Cool!

 
April Caving at Raccoon Mountain - Rescheduled! PDF Print E-mail
Wednesday, 03 February 2010 00:00

Raccoon MountainThe details are in, and we are signed up for a night of caving in the Raccoon Mountain Caverns. Raccoon Mountain Caverns is located just outside of Chattanooga, Tennessee and is highly recommended.

The plan is to leave the Scout Hut on Friday at 5:30 pm and be at the caverns by 9:00 pm. We will have several hours of exploring the caves and getting dirty before we bed down for the night inside the cave. The troop will head home after Saturday morning breakfast.

We need to have at least 10 members in our group to reserve a spot, so we need to know right away who is going.

What to bring: Sleeping bag and mat, change of clothes (including shoes), bag to keep your stuff in, ditty kit, soap and towel to clean up with, and money for dinner.

  • What: Caving in Raccoon Mountain Caverns
  • When: Saturday April 24th, 2010
  • Time: Meet at the Scout Hut at 4:00 pm
  • Cost: $42.00 + Cost for supper
  • Return: Sunday April 25th, 2010 between 11:00 - 12:00
  • Deadline: Sign up by Monday April 12 2010, Money due by April 19 2010

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Wilderness Survival Kit PDF Print E-mail
Tuesday, 02 February 2010 09:47
Wilderness Survival

We are currently working on the Wilderness Survival MB. Stay tuned for details on the Survival campout on March 12 - 14, 2010

Wilderness Survival Merit Badge: Requirement 5:

Put together a personal survival kit and explain how each item in it could be useful.

A wilderness survival kit is the core essentials that you need to survive a problem in the woods. It is part survival, and part first aid. Every time I go out in the woods I think of it as the heart of my pack. Everything that I might need, but hope I don't use.

A Wilderness survival kit comes in many different shapes and sizes and should be small enough to be easily carried, yet big enough to hold the essentials needed to survive sometime in the woods. Make sure that it is kept in a durable container that is easy to carry, and can take the punishment of going with you every time you go into the woods.

CONTAINERS:

  • Altoids Mint Box
  • Medicine Bottle
  • Wide Mouth Nalgene water bottle
  • Small Nylon Stuff Sack
  • Mr. Brad hung hit survaval kit on several lanyards and hangs it around his neck when he goes out

CONTENTS:

Everyone has an opinion of what should be in a wilderness survival kit. There are a couple of required items, and the rest are made up of what you think you might need. Remember to keep it reasonably sized, and not add too much, but make sure it is useful. Below is what I carry in my survival kit. You will notice there are somethings that you might not carry in your kit, like a small alcohol stove or a Bible. I carry them because they are small, available, and I useful to me.

  • Required: Safety Whistle (I recommend a Fox 40 wistle)
  • Required: Survival Priority Card (Below)
  • Required: Pocket Knife \ Multi-Tool
  • Required: Fire Starting equipment
    • Flint and Steel
    • Fire Steel
    • Waterproof Matches
    • Lighter
    • Fire Piston
    • Cotton Balls in petroleum jelly
  • 25’ of line
  • Knife Sharpener
  • Compass
  • Signal Mirror
  • 4 Band-Aids, 1 x 3 in
  • 2 Band-Aids, 2 in.
  • Neosporin - antibiotic for cuts and abrasions
  • Aspirin \ Advil
  • Water purification tablets (Potable-Aqua)
  • Soap or hand sanitizer - Good for fire starting
  • 8’ Aluminum foil
  • Plastic bag
  • Snare wire
  • Razor Blade
  • Emergency Blanket
  • 25’ Fish Line
  • Fish Hooks
  • Sunscreen
  • Bug Spray
  • Duct Tape
  • Safety Pins
  • Sewing Thread
  • Sewing Needles
  • Small alcohol stove
  • Pencil & Paper
  • Snacks
  • Metal Cup
  • Large Plastic Bag
  • Small Bible

Survival Priority Card

 

  1. Positive Mental Attitude - The most important item you have is your brain
    • Stop - Hug a tree. Relax. Seek safety (from weather, water, animals), shelter (from cold, rain, heat), visibility (so you can see and be seen). A stationary person is easier to find than a moving one.
    • Think - What went wrong? Can I help myself? Can I help others find me? Don't make hasty decisions.
    • Observe - Am I hurt? What do I have that may help me? What's the weather going to do? What natural resources are available?
    • Pray/Plan - Set up camp, make a fire.
  2. First Aid Take care of any serious problems.
  3. Shelter - protection from heat, cold, rain, sun. Large plastic bag, emergency bag/blanket, poncho, found materials
  4. Fire - warmth, security, signaling, ...
  5. Signaling - mark X, signal in 3's, Don't yell it doesn't carry far and is tiring - whistle instead Smoke (can be seen for miles), flag/bandana, mirror (single direction for miles), flashlight (single direction)
  6. Water - you can survive a few days without it
    • Boil - 5 minutes max
    • 2 drops chlorine per quart (double if water is cloudy) - let set for 30 minutes
    • 5 drops iodine per quart (double if water is cloudy) - let set for 30 minutes
  7. Food - you can survive a week or more without it
    • All healthy mammals, birds, insects are edible
    • Anything seen eaten by rabbits, rodents, beavers, squirrels, raccoons, NOT birds
    • No plants with soapy, bitter, acid, burning taste; take a small taste, wait for 5 minutes; use caution
    • No plants with milky saps, or sickly looking; cook

 
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