Durham Bulls Scout Night

Twice a year the Durham Bulls host a Scout Night. After the game, scouts stay the night in a tent on the outfield. They watch a movie on the big screen until lights out. Then in the morning they have breakfast with the players.

Last Pack Meeting for 2009/2010

90% of all our scouts earned all their ribbons for the 100 Year Celebration patch.

Camping at Isley Farm

This trip the boys worked on their Totin' Chip Card that gives them the right to carry a pocket knife to scouting events. They also continued work on their Fishing Merit Badge, Cooking Merit Badge, and rank advancement.

Butner Chicken Pickin'

We booked a booth at the Butner Chicken Pickin' (a yearly community event).





The boys sold water to the thirsty crowd.





It was a hot day, but we met so many new people. We hope to gain new families from this event.

Camp Campbell

Calvin's first ever camping trip as a Boy Scout.
He worked all day on his Fishing Merit Badge.



He's completed many of the requirements. He still needs to catch 2 fish, identify 3, and clean/cook a fish he caught.

Cause the fish just won't bitin' that day.



...He'll get it done.



Leon chaperoned the event, and Lamont came out and spent the day with him on Saturday. Lucky kid had both his dads on this trip!



The Warrior Patrol worked on their Cooking Merit Badge together.





The boys are getting ready to make what's called a hobo. Basically you take your meat (chicken, beef, pork, whatever), veggies, and spices and wrap them up in aluminum foil. Then you cook them in your fire for about 45 minutes.

These are actually very very tasty.



Mr. Shaun and Mr. Keith.







These boys have a great time. They bond over these type of trips becoming very close friends.