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Lucky Baldwin 2012 Camp-o-reeFirestone Scout ReservationGreen Island SiteApril 27, 28, 29

Page 2 of 9TABLE OF CONTENTSCAMP STAFF3CAMPOREE STAFF LEADERSCAMPOREE COMMITTEESTAFF MEMBERS333CAMPOREE PARTICIPATION3CAMPOREE FEESTOUR PERMITSREGISTRATION AND CHECK-ININTENT OF CAMPOREECAMPFIRERULES AND REGULATIONSACCIDENTS AND INJURIESINAPPROPRIATE AND CONTRABAND ITEMSSECURITY AND SAFETYPARKING3334445555CAMPSITES5ADULT LEADERSHIPTROOP CAMPSITE ASSIGNMENTSTROOP CAMPSITE AND FLAGPATROL CAMPSITE AND FLAGLOW IMPACT CAMPINGCAMP MEALSCOOKING FIRESSANITATIONCLEANUP AND CHECKOUT555666666COMPETITION6BOY SCOUT HANDBOOKCOMPETITION AWARDS67SKILL EVENTS71. HIKE-IN (100 POINTS, CORE EVENT)2. CAMPING (100 POINTS, CORE EVENT)3. FIRST AID (100 POINTS, CORE EVENT)4. COOKING (100 POINTS, CORE EVENT)5. FIRE SKILLS (100 POINTS)6. KNIFE AND AXE (100 POINTS)7. KNOTS AND LASHINGS (100 POINTS)8. MAP AND COMPASS (100 POINTS)9. CITIZENSHIP (100 POINTS)10. MYSTERY EVENT (100 POINTS)11. WEBELOS AT CAMPOREE77778888888SCHEDULE OF EVENTS9FRIDAY, APRIL 27SATURDAY, APRIL 28SUNDAY, APRIL 29#2LUCKY BALDWIN DISTRICT9910CAMPOREE 2012APRIL 27, 28, 29

Page 3 of 9CAMP STAFFCAMPOREE STAFF LEADERSCHAIRMANBruce RenfrewEmail: renfrewarc@aol.comCAMPMASTERSteve SchroyerEmail: srschroyer@yahoo.comREGISTRATIONBud & Sharon RudluffDISTRICT EVENTSTom CrowleyEmail: tdcrowley@prodigy.netDISTRICT EXECUTIVELucia BernalDISTRICT CHAIRSho TaySTAFF MEMBERSAdults are encouraged to participate in skill event judging or assist in other Camporee activities. Scouts(14 years or older and Star or above) are encouraged to apply for positions on the Camporee Staff. Onlysenior scouts who would not ordinarily be involved in a patrol should be recommended. Staff memberswill be involved in the skill events and other Camporee program positions.CAMPOREE PARTICIPATIONCAMPOREE FEESFees for scouts, scout leaders, staff, and venture crew. 15.00 Per person if total unit is paid on or before April 6, 2012 (By Doubleknot registration) 18.00 Per person, paid on April 7 or by April 16, 2012 (By Doubleknot registration) 20.00 Per person on April 17 or by April 24, 2012 (no registration at the event) 7.00 Per person day use.No On-site RegistrationDoubleknot Register Online, click on the following tail.asp?ActivityKey 1146088&OrgKey 2467TOUR PERMITSTour Permits are required for Camporee and should be secured by all Troops two (2) weeks in advanceof Camporee.REGISTRATION AND CHECK-INAll units are to check-in at the Camporee registration table. On Friday, April 27 Check-in will open at4:00PM and close at 6:00PM. Scoutmasters must have copies of Consent to Treat forms with themat Check-In. All Scouts are required to have a completed Consent to Treat Form on their personat all times. Drop-off instructions will be given at check-in.At check-in, each Patrol Leader will be provided a numbered Camporee Packet with score sheets andimportant information. Please insure that all information is reviewed and understood by all members ofthe Patrol. This packet will be needed by the patrol during all competitions and events and should bekept safe by the Patrol Leader.#3LUCKY BALDWIN DISTRICTCAMPOREE 2012APRIL 27, 28, 29

Page 4 of 9INTENT OF CAMPOREEUnder the direction of the Senior Patrol Leader and Patrol Leaders, Scouts working as Patrols willdemonstrate Scout spirit, leadership, resourcefulness, Scouting skills, and ability to work together.Inexperienced patrols are encouraged to use Camporee as a training opportunity.CAMPFIRECampfire will take place on Saturday evening. The Camporee staff is planning an exciting and funprogram. Call-Out for elected Order of the Arrow Candidates will be part of the Campfire Program.Each Patrol will have the opportunity to audition a skit for the Campfire and if selected may participate inthe Campfire. Bonus points, up to 10 points, may be awarded for skits, songs, stories, run ons, etc. perpatrol. Skits should be fresh, new and appropriate for youth. Old and used skits may not be consideredfor bonus points. Auditions are Saturday between 12:00 – 1:00 and will be judged by the OA.RULES AND REGULATIONSThese rules are set forth to insure all participants’ experience the true enjoyment of Camporee. This isintended to be a guide for Unit Leaders, Scouts, and Staff. Patrols are to pack a trail lunch to eat duringlunch break. Patrols must pack and Drink Water.RULES OF CONDUCT1.Scout-like behavior is expected at all times. All participants are expected to be true to the ScoutOath and Scout Law as well as National B.S.A. policy.2.Adults and Scouts are not allowed in Troop or Patrol campsites between 9:30AM and 3:00PM onSaturday. Two (2) adult leaders must be in camp while patrols are in camp and when cooking.There is a minimum of 1:10 ratio of adults to scouts in camp site. Two deep leadership at alltimes.3.One objective of Camporee is to allow the Senior Patrol Leader, Patrol Leaders, and the Patrolsto function without coaching from adult leaders. Adults are welcome to observe but are notallowed to coach or give assistance in the skill events. Coaching, mentoring or assisting byadults may result in loss of points to patrol or patrols.4.Between Taps and Reveille, all Scouts should remain in their tents quietly with the onlyexception being KYBO visits.5.Troops will sit as a unit during campfire and each unit leader will insure proper behavior of theirunit. NO LIGHTING OF LIGHTERS WILL BE TOLERATED AT THE CAMPFIRE.6.The Boy Scout Class A, or Troop uniform with Troop identification (class B), is the proper attirefor skill events. These uniforms are required for all Scouts at Camporee. Patrols should beconsistent in their uniforms.7.Class A uniforms are expected at Hike-In, Flag ceremonies, Campfire, Scouts Own services, andClosing Ceremony.8.All Scouts are required to have a completed Consent to Treat Form on their person at all times.9.NO ROCK THROWING or throwing objects of any kind, inappropriate use of combustibleswill not be tolerated. ANY SCOUT CAUGHT USING MATCHES, LIGTERS, ETC INAPPROPRIATELY WILL FACE DISCIPLINARY ACTION UP TO AND INCLUDINGIMMEDIATE EXPULSION. THE SCOUTS’ PATROL WILL ALSO SUFFER CONSEQUENCESFOR INAPPROPRIATE SCOUT BEHAVIOR.10.Discipline will be at the discretion of the Camporee Staff and could include but is not limited to:#4Consigned to Unit Leader.Loss of points (per patrol)LUCKY BALDWIN DISTRICTSuspension from activities.Expulsion.CAMPOREE 2012 APRIL 27, 28, 29

Page 5 of 9ACCIDENTS AND INJURIESAll accidents and injuries must be reported, as soon as possible after the incident, to the First Aid Stationand an Accident and Injury Report must be completed.INAPPROPRIATE AND CONTRABAND ITEMSCamporee Staff will confiscate any contraband item and any other items that are considered or deemedunsafe or inappropriate for Camporee. Firearms, sheath knives, radios, music players, electronicgames, iPods, TV’s, electronic communication devices, and fireworks are inappropriate. CELL PHONEUSE DURING SKILL EVENTS WILL NOT BE ALLOWED. ANY SCOUT OBSERVED BY STAFFUSING HIS CELL PHONE CAN HAVE HIS CELL CONFISCATED AND GIVEN TO HISSCOUTMASTER WITH A POSSIBLITY OF POINTS BEING TAKEN AWAY FROM THAT PATROL ORTROOP. The Camporee Committee considers alcoholic beverages, non-prescribed drugs, cigarettes ortobacco products, contraband.SECURITY AND SAFETYFor safety and security, the front gate will be locked from 10:00PM until 6:00AM. See Camporeechairman or campmaster to exit after 10:00PM.PARKINGPark vehicles in marked areas only, no parking will be allowed in campsites or Skill Event areas.CAMPSITESADULT LEADERSHIPUnits must maintain the National B.S.A. Policy of one (1) adult per ten (10) boys. No unit may remain atCamporee without Two Deep Leadership of two (2) adult leaders (one must be a least 21 years old andthe other at least 18 years old). Two leaders must be YPT certified. The 2 adult leaders must be incamp while patrols are cooking. A knowledgeable adult leader must supervise scouts whenever cookingstoves are used. Adult Leaders must be present whenever scouts are in patrol campsites. Adults andScouts are not allowed in Troop or Patrol campsites between 9:30AM and 3:00PM on Saturday.ADULT LEADERS ARE RESPONSIBLEFOR THE CONDUCT OF THEIR SCOUTS AT ALL TIMESTROOP CAMPSITE ASSIGNMENTSThe Campmaster will assign Troop and Patrol campsites. Two (2) Adult Leaders must camp with theirtroop. All other adult leaders must camp in the area designated for adult leaders and others. (Minimum,1:10, adults per scout). Campsites will be approximately 27’ x 27’ square per patrol.TROOP CAMPSITE AND FLAGA US Flag and a Troop flag or sign should be displayed in the Troop campsite area. Each troopcampsite must be clearly marked with a Troop Flag or a sign. Unit Leaders camping areas should beclearly marked. Flags in campsite are to be secured against the elements.Each flag that falls over will lose each patrol 5 points in the troop.#5LUCKY BALDWIN DISTRICTCAMPOREE 2012APRIL 27, 28, 29

Page 6 of 9PATROL CAMPSITE AND FLAGPatrols should camp together in a clearly marked area. It is important to include a patrol flag or sign inthe patrol campsite at all times. A clearly marked patrol campsite area will ensure skill event judging willcredit the proper patrol. A patrol map of the site should be provided including North direction (compassorientation) and tent assignments. NO SITE SHOULD HAVE ROPED OFF AREAS. This is a safetyhazard.LOW IMPACT CAMPINGAll Camporee participants must follow the Principles of Leave No Trace Outdoor Ethics.CAMP MEALSMeals, breakfast and the evening meal, will be prepared at Troop and Patrol campsites. Saturday lunchmust be a trail lunch to be eaten away from the campsites. Patrols are to pack a trail lunch to eat duringlunch break. Patrols must pack and drink water throughout the skill event times. Be careful ofdehydration.COOKING STOVESWhen using cooking stoves all Stove Safety Rules must be followed. A knowledgeable adult leadermust supervise scouts whenever cooking or hooking up fuel to a stove. Once a stove is hooked up it canbe left attached to the fuel for the weekend. Turn stove off while not in use. B.S.A. approved stoves,canister type, butane, or propane can be used. All cooking must be done on above ground stoves (18”minimum).NO OPEN FIRES WILL BE ALLOWED AT CAMPOREENO BBQ’S WITH CHARCOALNO GROUND FIRES WILL BE ALLOWED AT CAMPOREESANITATIONPACK IT IN, PACK IT OUT. Patrols are to supply their own plastic trash bags. All trash, liquid and solid,must be kept in these plastic trash bags. Do not burn these materials. At the conclusion of Camporee alltrash must be removed, packed out, by Troops and Patrols. The "gray water" dishwater should be placedin designated disposal site. Gray water should not contain food material, trash, etc DO NOT WASH DISHES AT WATER FAUCETSDO NOT DUMP GREASE IN THE GRASS OR AROUND TREES - PACK IT OUTCLEAN-UP AND CHECKOUTAfter clean up, the camp and skill areas should show no evidence of the Camporee except for footprints.Cooperation in this regard is expected of all participants. All campsites will be inspected by theCampmaster before checkout and before Camporee participation patches are issued.COMPETITIONBOY SCOUT HANDBOOK#6LUCKY BALDWIN DISTRICTCAMPOREE 2012APRIL 27, 28, 29