Scouts and (adults) will follow the Cub Scout Promise and Law of the Pack at all
times. Scouts are also reminded of
the following specific Pack 183 rules.
1.
Scout and adult leaders will wear their full Class A Scout uniform to opening
and closing ceremonies, campfire ceremonies, and Scouts Own on Sunday.
2.
There will be no hazing or harassing (physical or verbal) of any kind.
Fighting, hitting, wrestling, or rough horseplay is not permitted.
A Scout will not put himself or another Scout in physical danger.
3.
A Scout may not touch another Scout’s equipment, tent, or belongings, unless the
Scout has the owner’s prior permission.
4.
Campfire Safety Trained Webelos Scouts may build and light ground fires (cooking
and campfires) only when and where authorized by the Campmaster or Campfire
Producer. No unauthorized fires are
permitted.
5.
Fire safety rules will be strictly enforced.
A fire will never be left unattended.
No fires or open flames (including stoves, lanterns or propane bottles)
are allowed in or near tents. The
use of liquid fuels by Scouts starting any type of fire is prohibited.
6.
Camping and duties will be by Dens or Patrols.
Scouts will perform duties in cooperation with their Den Leader.
Every den and patrol should have a duty roster.
Scouts perform their duties in accordance with the duty roster.
7.
The “Buddy System” is in force for all activities, when outside immediate camp
area, or when separating from the main group when traveling.
8.
Scouts will follow Safety Afloat and Safe Swim Defense procedures and policies
at all times for all water activities.
9.
All Scouts will be inside their tents at 10 P.M. (or otherwise at the
Cubmaster’s discretion). Lights
will be out and talking will stop by 10:30 p.m.
No Scout should leave his tent (except for brief trips to the latrine or
to report illness or other emergency) until reveille the next morning.
10.
Scouts will maintain their tents and gear in a clean and neat condition.
The Pack completes a clean sweep of the camping area at the end of each
campout.
11.
Read and know the Pack 183 Camping Booklet and the Pack Bylaws.
12.
At campouts, patrol members camp together in the location designated for their
patrol. Sharing of tents within a
patrol is encouraged.
13.
Adults should request permission before entering a Webelos Scout patrol site.
Similarly, adults should discourage Cub Scouts from being in the Webelos
area, unless they have a specific need to be there.
14.
Scouts will leave the immediate camp area only with the permission of the
Cubmaster or Campmaster. Unless a
Scout has an urgent need to leave early, and has been excused by the Cubmaster,
all Scouts are expected to remain in camp until dismissed by their Leader after
the clean sweep and Sunday Service. Scouts should notify the Campmaster of their
departure, if they must depart early prior to dismissal.
15.
The consequences of failing to abide by the Camp and Pack rules include extra
work detail and/or being sent home.
Scouts may lose the privilege of their Firemen Chit or Whittling Chit if they
are not following the rules and guidelines for those responsibilities and will
need to be re-trained to assume the privileges again.
16.
There is no smoking allowed in the campsite are. If an individual wishes to
smoke they must do it privately outside the common area.
17.
The following items are prohibited on campouts and at meetings
·
Fireworks or explosives of any kind
·
Liquid fuel lanterns, or other liquid fuels of any kind
·
Alcoholic beverages
·
Cigarette lighters
·
Sheath knives (of any kind or length)
·
Folding knives with blade longer than four inches
·
Scout pocket knives approved by BSA are allowed to be carried and used ONLY by
Scouts who have earned their Whittling Chip and MUST have their patch on them
(like a driver’s license)
·
Aerosol cans (of any kind)
·
Radios, televisions, video games, MP3 or CD players, or electronic games (such
as Walkmans, Gameboys, etc.)
·
Tobacco, alcohol or illegal drugs
·
Firearms or ammunition of any kind (including BB guns)
·
Hatchets or axes
·
Slingshots, numchuks, clubs, spears, etc.
·
Glass bottles
1.
The consequences of failing to abide by the Pack 183 Camp Rules or of any
behavior deemed inappropriate by the Cubmaster or Campmaster include: quiet time
isolation, extra work details, or being
sent home.
2.
A warning system will be in effect for minor inappropriate behavior problems.
Consequences will be assigned as warranted.
The most severe consequences may be assigned directly without the
assignment of less severe consequences first.
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