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Scoutcraft is a term used to
cover a
variety of
woodcraft knowledge and
skills required by
people s****ing to
venture into wild
country and
sustain themselves...
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Scout Movement,
usually aged 10–18 years, who
engage in
learning scoutcraft and
outdoor and
other special interest activities. Some
Scout organizations...
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Forming character, Conclusion,
Books on the
subject Notes to instructors,
Scoutcraft, Tracking, Woodcraft, Camp life,
Books to read,
Campaigning and pathfinding...
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first phase from
joining to
First class is
designed to
teach the
scout Scoutcraft skills, how to parti****te in a
group and to
learn self-reliance. The...
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arose in
Europe during the
early 20th century.
After developing the
basic Scoutcraft skills of map and comp****,
Scouts are
required to parti****te in several...
- manuals. Some
teachers and
youth leaders instructed boys and
girls in
scoutcraft.
Reconnaissance and
Scouting (1884) and Aids to Scouting,
books on military...
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Morse code is a
telecommunications method which encodes text
characters as
standardized sequences of two
different signal durations,
called dots and dashes...
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radio shorthand used by
British police The
Phoenix Patrol Challenge, a
Scoutcraft competition Phoenix Pay System, a
Canadian federal employee payroll system...
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bottle sling (also
called a jug sling, a
Hackamore knot, or a
Scoutcraft knot) is a knot
which can be used to
create a
handle for a gl**** or ceramic...
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national Scouting organizations. Most of
these awards require a
mastery of
Scoutcraft and
leadership and the
performance of
community service—only a
small percentage...
