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Brown Sea Island
Knots, Lashings, Camping
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Handicraft
Leather,Wood,Paint
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Outdoor Adventure
Cope Course, Out Post, Repel Tower
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Nature
Earth, Wind, and Fire
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Shooting Sports
Archery, Rifle, Shotgun
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Waterfront
Swimming, Boating, Lifesaving
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Other Programs
CIT, SPLIT, Frontiersmen
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Outdoor
Adventure
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The Outdoor Adventure Program at Chief Logan Reservation has grown
to become a great area for all scouts and leaders. We currently offer
four merit badges, have a great COPE program and run a tower for the
older boys. There are also special programs offered each week for the
boys to participate in such as the Wilderness Survival Outpost, and
Outpost Campfire. It's a good time for everyone.
If you plan on doing any High Adventure Merit Badges during your
week at Chief Logan, please read over the following information so you
can prepare yourself to complete the merit badge once you get to camp.
Also listen carefully during the camp wide tour on Sunday night for
any special events that may be offered for troops such as Kickball tournaments
and Slip 'n' Slides.
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Merit
Badges
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Wilderness Survival
 Our
most sought after merit badge, Wilderness Survival is a great oppurtunity
for boys to learn the basics in outdoor survival in all conditions.
We are able to cover all the requirements for the merit badge at camp,
but attendence on the Monday Night out post is required. Please try
to review the book before arriving at camp, and it is a lot easier to
complete if you preassemble your survival kit for requirement five.
*Note: This merit badge is needed for Trapper.
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Orienteering
 Orienteering
is offered to all scouts and is a great oppurtunity for
scouts to challenge themselves at thier map and compass skills. This
merit badge can be completed in a few days at camp, but does require
a little bit of time. If you've participated in other orienteering courses,
please bring a note from a Scoutmaster along with you to recieve credit.
Also try to get a map of the course you took, and be prepared to talk
with the counsler on how you did.
Currently plans are being made to put in a place a permanent orienteering
course at camp. Look for the new markers once you get to camp.
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Hiking
Hiking Merit Badge is offered at camp, but cannot be completed there.
We cover requirements 1, 2, 3, 4 and 7 (if the hikes are completed) and
are able to sign the merit badge off if there is a leader willing to verify
you did in fact participate in all the hikes required for the merit badge. |
Backpacking
 Backpacking
Merit Badge, like hiking, can only be completed
partiall at camp. We do not offer the oppurtunity to complete requirements
9, 10, or 11. We will however sign them off with verification from a leader
that you have completed them. If you'd like to get a partial for the merit
badge, then please read over the book before coming to camp to help familrize
your self with the information.
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Climbing
and Rappelling
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The Tower The Climbing Tower at Chief Logan is offered to the older boys who attend
camp. The tower, which was built in 1996, stands 30 feet tall and is open
everyday, weather permitting. To climb and rappel, scouts must be 12 years
old and first class. In 2000, an box was added to side of the tower to
allow climbers to challenge themselves by gowing up and around the box.
A micro run is also added to provide additional challenges. |
The Bouldering Wall The Bouldering Wall is provided within the main area of High Adventure
and is open to everyone. The Bouldering Wall is a small wall that is 8'
high and 16' long. The wall has two sides, one of which contains micro
holds for scout to try for the Spider Monkey award. It is great for practicing
climbing.
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Special
Programs
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COPE COPE or Challenging Outdoor Personal Experience
is offered to all Troops and Patrols willing to take part in the event.
The COPE course at camp contains 6 events available to those participating.
Groups with between 6 and 10 members are the ideal sixe for the program.
If interested, please sign up with an HA staff member towards the first
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Outpost
The Wilderness Survival Outpost is offered on Monday nights, and is
open to anyone wanting to go. If you are taking the merit badge, then
participation is needed, but anyone wanting to build a shelter is willing
to particpate. Those taking part in the outpost are asked to be ready
to leave a half hour after flag lowering on Monday nights. Please bring
the appropiate items including warm chlothes, bed roll, and water. The
outpost will not be postponed for rain, only lightning and thunder.
As a suggestion, bring and extra set of chlothes and a bed roll if you
know you'll be attending the outpost.
Also held the night of the Outpost is the Outpost
Campfire which is open to anyone in camp. The campfire is hosted by
the High Adventure Staff and consists of sing alonga and skits. Be prepared
for a good laugh. Campfire last from 9 to 10.
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