by brian | May 22, 2018 | Camping Badge
Dig a Cathole If there isn’t an accessible pit toilet, if there’s soil on the ground, and if the area isn’t heavily used (like near a trail or picnic area), it’s time to start digging a cathole. Ideally, the hole should be six to eight inches deep, four to six inches...
by brian | May 22, 2018 | Camping Badge
When it comes to purchasing items, getting the gear can be a big one-time expense. There are many ways to reduce the costs. Think of getting the essentials, making due as much as you can with what you have, and then slowly purchase as you try out new and other gear...
by brian | May 22, 2018 | Camping Badge
Choose a suitable campsite. Ideally, you want a flat, smooth area large enough to comfortably fit your shelter and everyone in your party. You should have two trees about 10–30 feet (3.0–9.1 m) apart, depending on the available length of your ridgeline cord or rope....
by brian | May 22, 2018 | Camping Badge
Req. Sub. Description: Trail Life Handbook (First Printing) Trail Life Handbook (Second Printing) Resource: 1. Explain how to be a good steward and to observe the low impact camping method. pp. 139-142 pg. 163 pp. 115-118 pg. 139 The Trailman's Oath: We will "do our...
