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  1. Equipment Reviews & Discussions

    Discussions dealing with equipment topics (tents, lights, packs, boots, stoves, etc.)

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  1. Camping Merit badge 1 2 3

    By bt01,
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  2. PFD Maintenance

    By The Blancmange,
    • 6 replies
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  3. How many sleeping bags? 1 2

    By rjscout,
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  4. Fish entrails in at least 25-foot deep water? 1 2

    By BartHumphries,
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  5. What do you call these things....

    By Eagle92,
    • 12 replies
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  6. Absotively, Posilutely

    By SSScout,
    • 3 replies
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  7. BSA tents on sale - scoutstuff.org

    By EagleG,
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  8. Taking Care of Desert Boots

    By Eagle92,
    • 3 replies
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  9. Good, inexpensive family tent suggestion? 1 2

    By Mr. Boyce,
    • 18 replies
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  10. Winter Camp - SM Earns Kudos from Me 1 2

    By Engineer61,
    • 22 replies
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  11. Girls & Boys & Fire...

    By SMT224,
    • 5 replies
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  12. Polar Bear Safety

    By RichK,
    • 4 replies
    • 878 views

  13. Need a place to bed down for a night.

    By Gutterbird,
    • 6 replies
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  14. Jambo Merit Badge Midway in 2013??

    By mike springer,
    • 1 reply
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  15. Webelos and Scouts Camping Together

    By Anonymous,
    • 4 replies
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