Troop Resource Survey - ScoutingBSA

1 Troop Resource SURVEYBoy scouting is for adults as well as boys. We invite you to share your skills and interests so the best possibleprogram can be developed for the Boy Scouts in this Troop . In making this Survey the committee wishes to findway you can enjoy using your talents to help our Scouts. Your cooperation is greatly to the Scout family of Troop No. in the return this Survey to (Please print)

2 Name Home phone Street address Business Phone City State Zip 1. What is your favorite hobby? Occupation 2.

3 In what sports do you take an active part? 3. Would you be willing to assist the Troop leaders and committee members occasionally? 4. Please check the areas in which you would be willing to ActivitiesSpecial Program Assistance Campouts I can participate in boards of review. Hikes I have a station wagon or truck. Outdoor activities I have a workshop. Troop meetings I have family camping gear. Swimming supervision I have access to a cottage.

4 Bookkeeping I have access to camping property. Typing I can make contacts for special trips and activities. Drawing/art I can help with Troop equipment. Transportation of Scouts I have access to a personal computer. Transportation of equipment Other please print5. Please check any scouting skills you would be willing to teach. Ropework (knots and lashings) Conservation Outdoor cooking Aquatics First aid Knife and ax handling Star study Citizenship Map and compass use CampingCheck the merit badges on the other side of this sheet that you are willing to help our Boy Scouts 4437A1997 PrintingMERIT BADGESD ecember 1997 Check the merit badges that you can help Boy Scouts earn American Business Cooking Indian Lore Reading American Cultures Crime Prevention Insect Study Reptile/Amphibian Study American Heritage Cycling Journalism Rifle Shooting American Labor Dentistry Landscape Architecture Rowing Animal Science

5 Disability Awareness Law Safety Archeology Dog Care Leatherwork Salesmanship Archery Drafting Lifesaving Scholarship Architecture Electricity Mammal Study Sculpture Art Electronics Medicine Shotgun Shooting Astronomy Emergency Preparedness Metalwork Skating Athletics Energy Model Design Skiing Atomic Energy Engineering Motorboating Small Boat Sailing Auto Mechanics Entrepreneur Music Soil and Water Conservation Aviation Environmental Science Nature Space Exploration Backpacking Family Life Oceanography Sports Basketry Farm Mechanics Orienteering Stamp Collecting Bird Study Fingerprinting Painting Surveying Bugling Fire Safety Personal Fitness Swimming Camping First Aid Personal Management Textile Canoeing Fish and Wildlife Management Pets Theater Chemistry Fishing Photography Traffic Safety Cinematography Forestry Pioneering Truck Transportation Citizenship in the Community Gardening Plant Science Veterinary Medicine Citizenship in the Nation Genealogy Plumbing Water Skiing Citizenship in the World Geology Pottery Weather Climbing Golf Public Health Whitewater Coin Collecting Graphics Arts

6 Public Speaking Wilderness Survival Collections Hiking Pulp and Paper Wood Carving Communications Home Repairs Radio Woodwork Computers Horsemanship RailroadingOther skills and activities I could assist in for the older-Scout program: Backpacking Free-style biking Rappelling Survival Basketball Golf Sailing Swimming Bowling Hockey Scuba diving Tennis Business Kayaking Shooting sports Video/photography Cross-country skiing Mechanics Slow-pitch softball Volleyball Cycling Mountain man Snow camping Whitewater canoeing Downhill skiing Orienteering Soccer Windsurfing Fishing Rafting Spelunking