Woods of Wisdom Troop Program Features
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Aquatics Boating Canoeing Athletics Backpacking Business Camping Winter Camping Ceremonies Campfire Cross Over Courts of Honor Eagle Scout Flag More Citizenship Communications Community Service Cooking Dutch Oven Utensilless Cooking Special Cooking Stoves Emergency Preparedness Engineering Environment First Aid	Game Patrol Teams Informal What Happened? Equipment: Prepare a tracking pit by digging up and raking an area about 10 feet by 15 feet. Then stage a simple tracking project to be observed and deduced. THE GOOD TURN: Blind man (with cane) walks into the tracking pit. A Scout joins him, takes his arm, walks him out. TABLE CARRY: Four men carry a heavy patrol table into the tracking pit. They stop, put down table, rest on benches, stand up, pick up table, carry it off. TIRED SCOUT: A Scout comes stumbling in, gives up, sits down. Other Scout enters, picks him up, carries him off. Patrols study tracks for 5 minutes, go into huddle, and present their deduction verbally. The game leader does not indicate right or wrong, but rakes the pit and calls in the original track makers to repeat action.	Fishing Forestry Health Care High Adventure Hiking Hobbies Leadership Mechanics Nature Outdoor Program Orienteering Physical Fitness Pioneering Program Specialties Public Service Safety Science Scoutmaster Minutes Shooting Space Exploration Sports Tracking Troop Program Features Wilderness Survival Wildlife Management
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