Troop Devon 50   Quartermaster Inventory

Patrol Tent Assignments

Patrol Expedition
tent no:		 Regular
4-man
tent no:		 2-man
tent
Beaver 6-4 12-4 5-2
Eagle 1-4 11-4 4-2
Fox 5-4 2-2
Hawk 4-4 8-2
Stag
Wolf 2-4 10-4 3-2
Staff 3-4 9-4 1-2

Each Tent kit contains: Cooking Equipment:
Tent, Fly, Groundcloth
4 side poles, 1 ridge pole
2 overhang extended poles
2 honeycombs, 8 tent stakes
 2-burner stove
(includes grill and regulator)
Propane canister

 
Utensil Kit box: Pots and Pans:
Large Knife, Paring knife
Fork, Spatula, Wisk
Spoon, Slotted Spoon, Ladle
Cooking tongs, Hot Tongs
Pan Holder, Can Opener
Vegetable Peeler
Salt and Pepper containers		 3 nesting pots w/lids
1 water/coffee pot
1 frying pan (large pot lid)
1 griddle
6 metal plates
1 water jug

 

The Chuck Box is for misc patrol equipment, like:
Trash bags and Plastic bags
Tinfoil, Spices and condiments
Patrol first aid kit
Washing pans, Brush/sponge		 Paper towels and Toilet paper
Scrubbies and Liquid soap
Rope, string, Spare batteries
Duct tape, Tent repair kit

For a successful event, check this
before you go:

  1. Decide on what equipment you need to bring this time and put it out for inspection and assignment to patrol members to carry.
  2. Check that the stove works and that the propane canister is not empty.
  3. Inspect the pots and utensil kits and replace or repair any missing or damaged items.
  4. Unpack the tent bag and check that all the equipment is there and in good shape to use. Replace or repair any missing or damaged items. Make sure all the scouts have personal ground cloths.
  5. Make sure the patrol First Aid kit is complete.
  6. Check the food supplies, including condiments and spices. If you need troop equipment for your cooking, check it out from the Quartermaster or make sure the Troop carries it on the trip.
  7. Maintain a patrol checklist of common items, such as trash bags, plastic bags, tinfoil, rope, string, toilet paper, liquid soap etc. and check that you have all items.
  8. When backpacking, allocate the weight fairly to each patrol member.
  9. Check that all patrol members have the clothes and equipment they need for the event (See the Personal Equipment List).
  10. Treat your equipment well  during and after the event and it will serve you well for a long time. (see the maintenance instructions).

 

       Happy Camping !








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