1. Lawn chairs for leaders (rocking chair is optional for Scoutmaster)
2. Funds for emergencies and supplies while at camp
3. Games for campsite
4. Reference materials for Skits and Cheers
5. Cooking equipment for meals
6. Stories for camp fire
7. Eating utensils for in camp meals
8. Sharpening kit (ax, knife)
9. Troop Flag
10. American flag (or Canadian Flag if from Canada)
11. Troop Merit Badge pamphlet library and any reference materials for studies
12. Troop First Aid Kit - include sunscreen, mosquito repellent
13. Battery operated clock
14. Cooler for ice, extra foodstuffs, medicine storage
15. Fire starters
16. Spices, sugar, cinnamon, pepper, salt, condiments, coffee, tea, creamer
17. Patrol Flags or construction materials to make them at camp
18. Duct tape (tent repair, coverings for thumbs during woodcarving)
19. Supply tent
20. Portable tables
21. Clothesline and clothes pins
22. Binder twine
23. Rope
24. Buckets with sealing lids (kindling, clothes washer, storage)
25. Soft soap and dispenser for wash basin
26. Dutch ovens and equipment for them
27. Citronella candles
28. Aluminum foil
29. Large trash bags
30. Cobbler mixings / personal pie fixings
31. Personal pie irons
32. Instant soup mixes
33. Peanut butter and jelly
34. Hand ax and bow saw
35. Plastic ground clothes for wilderness survival
36. Lanterns and fuel
37. #10 cans
38. Dishwashing equipment

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