Beus Canyon Hike

Bonneville Lake Shoreline Trail

Here's the patrol just ready to hike the Bonneville Shoreline trail.

A great crew of boys!

Crossing the stream

Blue Flax or Linum

Yarrow

Just having a great time.

Trapper Trails Merit Badge Olympics 2016

7 Scouts ready to head to Logan

David and Harris putting up their tent

Scouts preparing breakfast

I did a display while boys attended merit badge classes

Not a ton but it was fun talking to visitors

It rained during the morning but I had cover

Trapper Trails Recognition Night

We volunteered to perform the flag ceremony for the Trapper Trails Recognition night and the Scouts dressed in great looking uniforms from the early days of Scouting.  We had 6 of 8 Scouts there and they did a great job.  Jacob Haacke called the flag ceremony and did a great job in front of hundreds of people.  He was so 'Brave' and we are proud of each Scout as the all did a great job.

We added vintage square merit badge sashes to the uniforms this time.
They looked great with all those merit badges.

They got a little crazy after their successful ceremony.

What a great group.

Flag Ceremony for Pack 933

The Chief Patrol volunteered some service to the Pack at their Pinewood Derby to do a flag ceremony.  Another requirement down on the trail to Eagle.

Just having fun.

Nice picture, almost...

Relaxing before the big event.

Ready To Go!

Excellent job Chiefs Patrol

Scout Camp - The movie

One of the requirements for Citizenship in the Community is to watch a movie about someone in the community who does service.  The Scout leaders in this movie were doing service.

We had 2 family size pizzas - one pepperoni and one Hawaiian, along with 6 bags of popcorn.

Great Scouts!

After the movie I let them play some music on the piano.

I love Scouts.  One of the boys had 6 pieces of pizza.  He took the toppings off and piled them on his plate and ate the bread!.  No more pizza for that Scout!

Fall 2015 Camp Out #3 sort of

Well, we went camping for our 3rd camp out of the year to Hooper Utah.  We had boys who had to be to soccer and other family activities so we went closer rather to North Fork Park where the fall colors would have been beautiful.  It was really nice at the Parker Park, that's the name of it.  We had almost all the boys there by bed time and then 3 got up to leave early for soccer and such.

Boys Attending:  Harris Martini, Jacob Haacke, Dallin McEntire, Liam McEntire, Kaleb Wood, Bro. Walker.
Leaders and dads:  Mark Wood, Bro. McEntire, Bro. Walker, John Sorensen

First, each Scout tried to start his own fire.  Here's a skill the boys will be learning this year.  Some of the boys started to build their fire with large sticks, rather than really thin ones.  They lost the race.

The sunset was amazing.

Here's my little tent.

We asked the boys to  prepare a tinfoil dinner.  Mine was delicious, potatoes, carrots, onions, green peppers, spices and mushroom soup.

The boys also cooked rolls on a stick.  No modern utensils.

Jacob stretching his dough for the sticks

Cook it slow to cook the inside of the dough.

Large campfire ring for cooking and singing

Sunrise - That's South Weber up there!

Boiling breakfast in the beautiful morning

A future Scout

Mark Wood, on his last camp out before being reassigned.

Outhouse

A little BB gun target practice after breakfast.