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In accordance with Boy Scouts of America
policy, two (2) registered adult leaders
are required to be in attendance with a troop at all times,
regardless of the number of boys attending. At least one(1) of these
leaders must be at least 21 years of age and the other must be at least
18 years of age. There are no exceptions to this rule.
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Buckskin Council, Boy Scouts of America, does
not discriminate against individuals or groups on the basis of race,
color, National origin, gender, age, disability, or religious
affiliation..
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Buckskin Council, Boy Scouts of America ,
adheres to the policy of the Boy Scouts of America to protect children
from sexual, physical and mental abuse. The Youth Protection Policy of
the Boy Scouts of America will be fully in force at camp, including, but
not limited to separate shower times for boys and adults and no sharing
of a tent by a boy and an adult, unless they are father and son. Contact
your district executive for training in the Youth Protection Policy.
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Scouts and Leaders are expected to wear a
complete Class A uniform at evening flag ceremonies and the evening
meal. It is recommended that Class B uniform be worn during Camp. It is
always appropriate to travel to and from camp in a complete uniform.
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No unlawful controlled substances or alcoholic
beverages of any type will be permitted in camp. No fireworks or
smoke bombs, whether legal or illegal, are allowed on the reservation.
Any person found violating this policy will be asked to immediately
leave Buckskin Council property and appropriate state and local police
authorities may also be notified. Tobacco and products made from tobacco
may not be used by anyone under the age of 18. Leaders are asked to not
used tobacco or tobacco products in the presence of scouts. T-shirts or
other clothing that advertise alcoholic beverages, beer or tobacco
products are not to be worn at camp.
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If you are interested in teaching a special
merit badge not listed in the guide, please call the Scout Service
Center and talk to the program director.
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Parents and families of campers are invited to
visit camp on Friday between the hours of 6 p.m. and 10 p.m. Visitors
are invited to share a meal with the boys in the dining hall. The fee
for a meal is $4.00, and the unit leader must make meal reservations
with the camp director and pay for the meal at least 5 hours in advance
of the meal. No person may spend the night at camp except those
registered scouts, explorers or leaders who are properly registered for
the week in camp. Visitors at camp at any other time must sign in and
out at the camp office.
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All private vehicles will be parked in the camp
parking lot space providing. No private vehicles are allowed in
campsites after dark on Sunday. Only Emergency or handicapped vehicles
will have a card placed in the window, please see Camp Director for this
card.
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No one is to enter a campsite or staff camping
area other than his own without permission or invitation.
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All scouts and leaders who leave camp must sign
out at the camp office and sign back in upon their return to camp.
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A qualified first aider is on duty at all
times. Report all injuries or illnesses to the health lodge
immediately. Shoes are to be worn by all scouts and leaders at all times
except when in bed, swimming and showering. Wear shoes while traveling
to these activities.
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No Firearms or Ammunition may be brought to
camp. Bows and Arrows brought to camp by scouts or leaders must be
turned over to the Field Sports Director for storage during camp. Liquid
Fuels are to be stored by the Quartermaster. Extra liquid fuel may
not be stored in the campsite. Scouts or leaders may not use
personal watercraft unless approved by the Camp Director or Program
Director.
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No pets of any kind are allowed at camp.
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All troops are expected to attend morning and
evening flag ceremonies on the grassy area between the flag pole and the
Dining Hall. Troops will assemble on the dining hall apron for lunch and
will be dismissed from flag ceremonies to gather at the apron for other
meals. Class "A" will be worn for dinner.
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Tuesday from 7-7:30 p.m. at chapel. No other
organized activities in camp at this time. Troops not attending, stay in
campsite and remain quiet. No fishing.
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