Winter Camp. Thursday December 27-Sunday December 30th. Mabee Scout Reservation E0590 Rd Locust Grove, OK 74352

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2 Winter Camp Thursday December 27-Sunday December 30th Mabee Scout Reservation E0590 Rd Locust Grove, OK Donald W. Reynolds Scout Service Center 4295 S. Garnett Rd. Tulsa OK at: Phone (918)

3 Table of Contents Camp Fees...Page 4 Maverick Campers.Page 5 Camp Check-in..Page 6 Daily Schedule..Page 7 Camp Menu...Page 8 Special Needs...Page 9 Merit Badges...Page 10 Adult Training...Page 12 Camp Activities.Page 13 Packing List.Page 14 Trading Post..Page 15 Directions to Camp..Page 17 3

4 Bring on the cold! The time has come to begin planning your trip to Mabee Scout Reservation for a winter time adventure you won t forget. In preparing for camp it is important that you read this guide in it entirety and share the information with your scouts and their parents. Winter Camp is an exciting opportunity for your unit. The focus of Winter Camp is to provide scouts the opportunity to earn Eagle required merit badges, but that s not all Winter Camp has in store for you and your scouts. Each day has time for activities like, shooting, hiking, climbing and zip lines. Adult leaders can take advantage of training opportunities, including IOLS, CPR, First Aid, advanced outdoor cooking and Pioneering. In the evening your unit can enjoy the comfort of the dining hall with nightly activities like game tournaments and movies. Winter Camp is like no other camp experience! Information found in this guide will be continually updated on our website so be sure to check back for updates to programs. Through this process if we can be of service to your unit with questions of clarifications please do not hesitate in contacting us at any time. Yours in Scouting, Roger N. Findahl III Roger Findahl Camp Director, Winter Camp Winter Camp Price Scouts- $150 Leaders-$100 Important Dates November 1st...Merit Badge registration opens. December 1st.Merit Badge registration closes December 27..First day of winter camp! Price includes all meals, merit badge fees, free time activities and souvenir patch. Adult leaders taking Red Cross training will need to pay an additional fee see page 12 for more information. Fee Schedule $100 per unit due at time of Registration October 1st..$50 Dollars per camper due To sign up for Winter Camp contact Paige Draffin: (918) November 1st.Half of remaining fee due December 1st..Full camp fee due wintercamp@okscouts.org 4

5 Maverick Campers No Troop? No Problem! Just because your troop can t attend Winter Camp doesn t mean you have to miss out on all the fun! Any scout that would like to attend can sign up as a maverick camper. Scouts attending as mavericks will be placed with another troop attending camp. Maverick campers should be confident in their camping skills and will need to provide all their own bedding and camping equipment. 5

6 Check-in runs from 9-11:30am on Thursday, December 27th If it is not possible for your unit to check-in during this time period, please contact us two weeks prior to Winter Camp If your troop must check-in early, there will be a fee for early arrival of any troop, or portion of a troop. The fee is $ per unit. When you arrive at camp you will be greeted by a staff member who will direct you to the appropriate place to park. If your troop brings a trailer to camp you are allowed to leave it in the campsite, but your vehicles must be parked in the parking lots (not in your campsite). One adult leader from your troop will need to come to the OA building with all the paper work listed below, once all the necessary paperwork is turned in they will receive merit badge information and wrist bands for the troop. What to bring to check in Physicals for all scouts and leaders on official BSA form, no sports or school physicals will be accepted. Out of council troops will need to bring a copy of their councils insurance form. Copy of merit badge selection (form in this book) Special Needs forms (if applicable) Camp Check-out -The Winter Camp program concludes on Sunday, December 30th after the conclusion of Block C. Troops should plan on leaving camp by 12:30 pm at the latest. -Before you leave camp be sure to stop by the Camp office for your checkout packet which includes merit badge blue cards, physical forms and a Winter Camp patch for each participant. 6

7 Winter Camp Dec 28-Dec 29-Dec 30-Dec Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday 7:00 AM Reveille Reveille 7:15 7:30 AM 9am-11:30 Morning Colors Morning Colors Morning Colors 7:35-8:15 Check-In Breakfast Breakfast Breakfast 8:30-10:15 Block A Block A Block C 10:30-12:15 Block B Block B 12:30-1:15 Lunch Lunch Lunch 1:30-3:15 Block A Free Time Free Time Check-Out 3:30-5:15 Block B Block C Block C by 5:30 PM Evening Colors Evening Colors Evening Colors 12:30 5:35-6:20 Dinner Dinner Dinner 6:30-8:15 Block D Block D Block D 8:30-10:30 Game Night Movie Night Trivia Night 11:00 PM Taps Taps Taps 7

8 Winter Camp Menu 2018 BREAKFAST LUNCH DINNER CRACKER BARREL Thursday Chili Dogs, Fritos. Chocolate pudding. Baked Chicken, Mashed Potatoes, Corn, salad bar & Yellow cake. Cheese, Crackers & Salami Friday Biscuits, Sausage Gravy & Scrambled Eggs, Choice of Cereal. Hot Ham & Cheese Sandwich, tomato soup chocolate Chip Cookies Pork Carnitas, refried beans, Popcorn, cheese & apple Mexican rice, Salad Bar, slices Brownies Saturday Chicken & Waffles eggs, Choice of Cereal. Baked potato Bar w/ pulled pork. Gogurt Chili, Cornbread, salad bar. Cobbler and Ice Cream Nachos Sunday Sausage & Egg Breakfast Burritos, Choice of Cereal. All meals will be served from the dining hall. Any leader or scout requiring alternative meals will need to fill out our special needs roster and submit it 2 weeks before arriving to camp, so that we may better serve you. 8

9 We want to make your Scouts experience at Winter Camp is memorable, without the worries of food allergies. Our dining hall will make modifications to fit special dietary needs. You may also bring an ice chest with your Scout s name and troop number on it that contains food he will be able to eat in case there isn t a substitute. We will have ice at camp to keep this cold. This Special Needs Request will inform the staff of any foods that the Scout is allergic to. If an Epi Pen is required, that needs to be listed on the Special Needs Request as well. Please be aware that there is a possibility of menu changes during the week. If you have any questions concerning this you can contact us at , or wintercamp@okscouts.org Please list all scouts & leaders requiring special needs including: specific medical treatments while in camp Special diets special medical equipment (including adults that require transportation-must have a physicians note) injections while in camp with extreme reactions to specific allergies TROOP NUMBER Name Special Need Medical Dir Check Camp Dir. 9

10 Winter Camp Merit Badges Winter Camp offers scouts the opportunity to earn up to 4 merit badges. There is no additional cost for any merit badge. Winter Camp offers 22 merit badges, 14 of these are Eagle required. Each merit badge block is 1 hour & 45 minutes long. Merit badge classes are capped and we do expect the more popular badges to fill up fast. Merit badge registration will run from November 1st through December 1st. Your troop payments must be up to date. The berit badge schedule will be posted on the Winter Camp web page starting October 25th. Merit Badge List Astronomy First Aid* Camping* Hiking* Citizenship in the Community/Nation* Law Citizenship in the World* Orienteering Climbing Personal Fitness* Collections Personal Management* Communications* Public Health Cooking* Search & Rescue Emergency Preparedness* Sustainability Environmental Science* Wilderness Survival Family Life* * Eagle Required 10

11 Winter Camp Class Registration Form Unit # Council Merit Badge Registration will begin on November 1 st at 9am. Units who are current on their payments will be ed a link to the online merit Badge registration system. We do expect some classes to fill up quickly. The online merit badge registration will stay up until December 1 st. Adults signing up for Red Cross Classes will need to contact Paige for sign up, all other adults will use the Merit badge registration system Name Block A Block B Block C Block D Alt #1 Alt #2 11

12 Adult Leader Training Winter Camp will be offering Introduction to Outdoor Leadership Skills (IOLS) & any Advanced Scoutcraft Skills at no additional charge. American Red Cross First Aid & CPR with AED will be available for $65 ($35 for recertification). Class size is limited. American Red Cross Wilderness First Aid is Available for $80. Class size is limited. American Red Cross First Aid & CPR with AED This course provides the essential knowledge to act in life-threatening emergencies, including: How to determine the safe response to an emergency situation; Recognizing and caring for life-threatening emergencies such as respiratory and cardiac problems; Treating injuries, including severe cuts and burns, strains and sprains; Threatening sudden illness, caused by poisonings, bites and stings; Automated External Defibrillation (AED) American Red Cross Wilderness First Aid This course is an intensive introductory on caring for an accident or sudden illness victims when emergency medical help is not immediately available. Topics include assessing the situation, prioritizing care, and supporting the victim until emergency help is available. Specific care is discussed for severe bleeding, head and spinal injuries, breaks, burns, shock, and illness related to the environment. CPR/AED training is not included in Wilderness First Aid. CPR required before taking this class. Introduction to Outdoor Leadership Skills (IOLS) Working as patrols, this hands-on course provides adult leaders the practical outdoor skills they need to lead Scouts in the out-of-doors. Upon completion, leaders should feel comfortable teaching Scouts the basic skills required to obtain the First Class rank. Along with Scoutmaster Specifics this course is required of all direct contact Boy Scout leaders in order to be considered "trained". IOLS is free for any registered Winter Camp leader. Advanced Scoutcraft Skills The Goal of these courses is to provide adult leaders with a chance to learn scoutcraft skills they can then take back and implement in their troops. Skills like pioneering, camping and outdoor cooking will be taught in separate modules and you are free to take any that interest you. All Advanced Scoutcraft Skills modules are free for registered Winter Camp leaders. 12

13 Camp Activities Game Night Thursday evening come join the staff in the Dining Hall for a night of card, table top and classic board games. Staff will lead game tournaments and teach scouts how to play new games. Scouts are welcome to bring their own games. The dining hall will be serving snacks. Movie Night Friday evening will be movie night at Winter Camp! Popcorn and drinks will be available. You can expect the movie to run a little past lights out. Trivia Night Saturday evening, trivia night is your chance to show off just how smart you really are! Trivia questions will cover pop culture, academics, and scouting knowledge. Bonus points will be awarded for knowledge of scouting skills. Prizes will be awarded to the 1st, 2nd and 3rd place teams. Free Time After lunch on Thursday and Friday scouts will have the opportunity to participate in activities like rifle shooting, shotguns, archery, climbing and zip lining! All free time activities are included in your camp fee! 13

14 Packing List Be sure to review the latest weather report before you head to camp. Plan for cold weather. The average temperature for camp in December is a high of 45 and a low of 25. Tents and platforms are not provided. As always label ALL belongings with troop # and name. Personal Equipment Day pack/ small backpack Tent Winter sleeping bag (mummy style recommended) Pillow Sleeping pad (closed cell foam recommend) Extra blanket Rain gear Hiking boots Extra socks (wool recommended) Extra underwear Long underwear Long pants Winter coat Stocking cap gloves Toiletry kit (toothbrush, toothpaste, soap, etc.) Towel Flashlight Small pocket knife Water bottle Notebook & pen/ pencil Trading Post money ($25-$30) Optional Camera w/ extra batteries Watch Labeled wallet Duffel bag lock Personal first aid kit Insulated cup Folding camp chair 14

15 Preorder your winter camp gear for pickup during winter camp check in. Preorders can be paid through the Scout Resource Center. Extended sizes should be ordered before camp to ensure that you don t miss out! Winter Camp Fleece Vest Available only by preorder. Orders must be placed by November 26th. Color: grey Laser etched BSA Logo on back. Indian Nations Council Winter Camp etched on front Front zippered pockets Sizes: S, M, L, XL, 2XL, 3XL, 4XL, 5XL Winter Camp Hoodie Color: Dark Heather Metal eyelets, draw cord Fleur de lis printed on left sleeve Sizes: S,M,L,XL,2XL,3XL Winter Camp Long Sleeve T shirt Color: blue Soft premium cotton for added comfort Classic cut for roomier fit Double needle stitching in bottom hem for extra durability Seamless double needle collar to lay flat on your neck Sizes: S,M,L,XL,2XL,3XL,4XL,5XL 15

16 Name Unit# Phone# One Size Small Medium Large XL 2XL 3XL 4XL 5XL $40 Winter Camp Fleece Vest $30 Winter Camp Hoodie $20 Winter Camp Long Sleeve T TOTAL: $ All preorders must be placed by November 26th. Fleece vests are only available through preorder. We will have all sizes of sweatshirts and t-shirts at camp but quantities will be limited. Payments can be made by check or cash through the scout resource center. Credit Card payments can be made over the phone. Long sleeve T-shirt & Hoodie graphic Send order form to: Winter Camp Preorder 4295 S. Garnett Tulsa, Ok Or wintercamp@okscouts.org 16

17 Mabee Scout Reservation E0590 Rd Locust Grove, OK Directions to the Mabee Scout Reservation from Tulsa Take Hwy. 412 E. towards Locust Grove, OK Continue on Hwy. 412/Cherokee Turnpike Exit Cherokee Turnpike at Hwy. 82 Travel south for 2 miles Take the first left after the bridge Camp Garland is on the right, about 1 mile from Hwy. 82 Google Maps 17

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