Ma-Ka-Ja-Wan equipment list
	1.	Medical form completed and signed by the physician (within one year) and signed by the parent/guardian (this year) and the unit leader – bring at least 2 copies  2. Scout uniform: Summer uniform of shorts and Scout short sleeve shirt (T-shirts are good for day time activities)  3. Sweater and/or jacket  4. Jeans or other long pants  5. At least five pairs of socks (include some Scout socks for use with summer uniform.)  6. Neckerchief  7. Towels (2) and washcloth  8. At least five changes of underwear  9. Swimming trunks  10. Pajamas or other sleeping clothes  11. Sleeping bag or several wool blankets  12. Ground cloth  13. Poncho or raincoat - A must!  14. Extra pair of shoes (for wet weather): A must!  15. Backpack for daily use  16. Soap, toothbrush, toothpaste, shampoo, and comb  17. Units doing patrol cooking or Cooking merit badge - personal mess gear including fork, knife and spoon  18. Flashlight with extra batteries  19. Scout Handbook, pencil, pen, and paper  20. Mosquito netting: A must for all campers! and frame
	2.	21. Mosquito repellent (no aerosol cans) - A must!  22. Sunscreen, hat, sunglasses—be prepared for hot weather!  22. Canteen or water bottle 
23. Hanger for scout shirt OPTIONAL…  1. Camera and film  2. Compass  3. Pocket knife (Sheath knives not allowed)  4. Fishing equipment  TO BE LEFT AT HOME…  1. Electronic items (consult your troop policy for specifics) I will have a cell phone if your child needs to call home. Also if your son wants to bring his IPod or cell phone they can use them on the ride up and back and I can lock them up in the troop trailer. If you son wants to keep them with them then they are responsible for them and the troop will not replace them so if they lose them that's life. 2. Items prohibited by BSA policy (fireworks, firearms of any kind, etc.)