Seneca District Camporee

6pm: Leave for Camp Manidokan

Sunday 2:00 pm: Return to IWLAR Chapter House. Scouts will text their parents if there is a time change.

Camporee Schedule:

Friday, October 11, 2019

5:00-9:00 PM        Check in (follow signs)

9:00 PM                Staff meeting (HQ)

9:15 PM                PLC (Scoutmaster and Senior Patrol Leader) followed by 

                        Cracker Barrel (HQ)

9:15 PM                Station Leader Instructions & Volunteer meeting 

                        (minimum one volunteer per unit to help with stations)

11:00 PM                Taps

Saturday, October 12, 2019

7:00 AM                Reveille

8:45 AM                OA staff meeting at flag pole

9:00 AM                Assembly – Opening Flag (uniforms)

9:30 AM-12:30 PM        Stations

12:30-1:30 PM        Lunch

1:30-4:45 PM                Stations

5:00 PM                Camp Assembly – Flag Lowering (no uniforms)

5:15 PM                Scoutmaster Cook-Off judging at HQ

5:45 PM                Dinner

8:15 PM                Campfire & Awards Ceremony

Following campfire        PLC – Scoutmaster and Senior Patrol Leader followed by Cracker Barrel

11:00 PM                Taps

Sunday, October 13, 2019

7:00 AM                Reveille

7:00-8:45 AM                Breakfast

8:45 AM                Assembly – Flag Ceremony & Scouts Own (Uniforms)

9:00-11:45 AM        Stations (Those available)

11:45 AM                Assembly – Closing Flag (no uniforms)

12:30 PM                Camp Closes – Check-Out and Depart for Home

Don’t forget to bring...

• Theme costume for one member of each patrol.  Judging will be at Campfire. And yes, more than one per patrol is ok too.

• Skit for Campfire.

• Ingredients for cooking competition which is focused this year on backcountry cooking.  Registration will know where the bear bag line is located for you scouts to hang there meal and gear.

• Ingredients for the Scoutmaster Cook Off - anything resembling Road Kill is great!

• Bug repellant

• Some money for trading post

• For each patrol - two note cards and pens/pencils for the Semaphore station

• Knot ropes for the emergency shelter station

• For bear bagging a food sack (I carry a 13 liter nylon sack for person use), 40-50 feet of line (paracord is great) and a carabiner (key chain quality - not climbing)

• For archery, batting gloves (thin, tight fitting) are helpful if you have them.

• As always there will be lot of running around so think about your choice of footwear.  For most folks, sneakers are best.
  
• Uniforms for morning flag ceremonies.
  
• Patrol flag and yell
  
• Something to brand
  
• A story to tell. Mountain Men were notorious for their stories, true and tall tales alike. Come prepared to tell a tale.  1-2 minutes is about right. This is available to adults and youth. We will ask that a selection of the stories be retold at campfire.

• Permission slip and make sure your health forms are current.