Spring and Fall
Spring and Fall Packing ListSLEEPING GEAR:1. Sleeping Bag stuffed into a stuff sack or laundry bag. Lined with plastic garbage bag 4 mm.(If the sleeping bag is a summer bag pack a small blanket to line sleeping bag)2. Pillow (If scout does not want to roll up jacket for a pillow)3. Ground Cloth 3ft. x 8 ft.4. Pad (camper closed foam)1. Sweat pants & Sweat shirt that is hooded ( if not pack Stocking Cap and Neck Collar)2. Thin pair of gloves to cover hands3.Socks sweat sock (preferable wool or wool blended)4. Space Blanket or light BlanketDAY TIME CLOTHING:1. Main Pack2. Tennis Shoes/ [Duct Boots ??? (Do Not use if real cold)]3. Hiking Boots4. 4 - pair wool socks5. 2 - pair sock liner (Polypropylene or Orlon or nylon)6. 4 - plastic food wrap bags (line boot if weather is wet)7. Tennis Shoes8. Underwear (1 to 2 pair)9. Long pants Belt (jeans or preferably polyester)10. Sweat Pants11. Scout T-shirt (1 to 2 depending number of nights)12. Long Sleeve Shirt13. Flannel14. Sweat Shirt15. Turtle Neck16. Wool Sweater17. Polar Fleece (hooded if have one)18. Light pair of gloves (temperature in 30 to low 40's night time and early morning)19. Jacket lined not heavy winter coat ( use sweater or heavy flannel shirt as liner, etc.)20. Jacket should be wind proof type (if not use rain coat or poncho cut wind)21. Stocking cap (note: cap will get wet after day time use & should not be for sleeping cap)22. Cap &/or Bandanna (for capture flag Optional)23. Rain Gear (Coat and Paint or Poncho)PERSONAL GEAR:1. Mess Kit with a dunk bag (10 # Orange or Potato bag works well for this & double storage)2. Cup / spoon, knife & fork3. Canteen or Water Bottle (16 oz plastic pop bottle works well)4. Belt hang water bottle (Optional)5. Wash Cloth & Hand Towel (Bath Towel if stay long 1 to 2 nights and facilities showersavailable)6. Flash Light & Batteries (pack space set of batteries)7. Pocket Knife (No Sheath knife are permitted per BSA rules)8. Matches9. Scout Hand Book
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